Next Friday

MPA Rating: R-Rating (MPA)

for strong language, drug use and sexual content.

Moral Rating:	not reviewed
Moviemaking Quality:
Primary Audience:	Adults
Genre:	Comedy
Length:	1 hr. 33 min.
Year of Release:	2000
USA Release:

Featuring	Ice Cube Tamala Jones, Tom “Tiny” Lister Jr., John Witherspoon
Director	Steve Carr
Producer	Matt Alvarez
Distributor	New Line Cinema, division of Warner Bros. Pictures

I guess you had to see the first movie of this series to think it was funny because I never saw “Friday,” and I didn’t think “Next Friday” was that entertaining. It’s not worth the six dollars to get in. My Ratings: [2½/1]

Wyatt Avery, age 15

I thought the movie needed help. The star in the first one, Chris Tucker, was needed in this sequel to make it good. I think the movie, although being dumb, was absolutely funny.

Seth Hargrove

I thought it was alright. You can’t expect a lot from this movie to up hold a Christian view because there is none in it. My Ratings: [2/2]

Marie, age 21

This movie is funny, but has things like profane language and glorifies sexual behavior. “Next Friday” is a movie that should offend believers. This does not mean we can’t go and see movies like “Friday” to see the trash that surrounds the movie-making industry. My Ratings: [1/3½]

Tristan Frazier, age 17

Movie Critics

…a very sick film trying to pass itself off as a comedy.

Focus on the Family

…most of the humor is about as fresh as the air left behind whenever Witherspoon uses a toilet.

Susan Wloszczyna, USA Today