Jungle Fever, Don't Stop the Felling.) H E L P! ( from Stephanie in Los Angeles California) Where can I buy the soundtrack with "all" the music from the movie? There are quite a few songs that are not listed on this one here. "Good Friday" - Big Tymers/Lil Wayne/Mack 10 ( thanks to Timmi Mane La Flare, Soperton, GA) add more info What's the rap song playing right after Craig took the money out of the pump at the joker house and trips going upstairs? ( from elliot3686 in Vincennes, IN) Tyrone Davis "In the Mood"!! ( thanks to pelon, corona sur cali.) add more info What's that song when Craig's auntie walks down the stairs, when he first meets her? ( from jay in den bosch, holland) What is the name of the song when Pinky gets outta the car before he walks into his store? ( from Kricket in Scranton Pa) But let's hope Cube ends it here.Click Next Friday soundtrack CD for more info from The MovieMusic Store. Was it as funny as they could make it? Memorable? With a stronger script and more reigned-in performances, it could have been. If you're a fan of the series, by all means, rent it.īy the end of the movie, you'll ponder if this was the best way to close out the trilogy. The only memorable characters in this one are Money Mike and Damon. Out goes the semi-seriousness of the first one about the reality of the hood, and in comes the all out craziness that solidified the second. With the uncontrollable Mike Epps once again playing the crazy sidekick to Cube's Craig, Chris Tucker seems like a distant memory. Turning the series on its ear and giving it a fresh new spin with the Christmas theme seemed like an intriguing idea. You won't find much difference in this Friday. The first had a little bit of it, but the second one seemed like it just wanted to gross you out with its sick humor and poop jokes. I also noticed the direction it took the franchise to - low brow humor.
Having been a fan of the first Friday, my expectations for the second one weren't exactly high, given the fact that Chris Tucker wasn't in it.
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