Friday vs. Barbershop
Comedies have always been my favorite movies. The ones that had the biggest impression on me are Friday and Barbershop. These two movies did not just have talented casts with Ice Cube as a main character in both of them but two great directors as well. They also possessed spectacular soundtracks, good plots, plenty of unsuitable materials, and were pretty much targeted for the same level of audience. Friday not only proved to be a greatest hit in theaters but also as a best selling video for approximately 100 weeks after its video release. So shall Barbershop, which is still playing in theaters. The casts of both movies were sensational. Playing the main character in both of them was famous R&B artist and all star actor, Ice Cube. He seemed to me such a serious person that at first I was skeptical of his performance in comedies. He has played in plenty other movies such as Dangerous Ground, Higher Learning and Boyz ‘N Tha Hood. The rest of the characters did their job as well to serve up laughs. One of them is Chris Tucker in Friday who has stared in hits such as Rush Hour 1&2, Money Talks and many others. In Barbershop we have Cedric the Entertainer and actor known to everyone today, Patrick
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