Friday/Next Friday/Friday After Next DVD (2005) Mike Epps, Raboy (DIR) Cert 15 Pre-Owned Region 2

Friday/Next Friday/Friday After Next DVD (2005) Mike Epps, Raboy (DIR) cert 15 Title: Friday/Next Friday/Friday After Next Leading Actor: Mike Epps Region: Region 2 Duration: 277 mins Format: DVD / Box Set Type: DVD No. of Discs: 3 disc(s) Studio / Publisher: Entertainment in Video UK Release Date: 24 Oct 2005 Edition: Box Set Box set containing all three movies from the popular series starring Ice Cube. 'Friday' (2002) is about the lives of two friends growing up in South Central LA. Craig (Cube) has been fired from his job, and is in danger of being kicked out of his house by his parents. Smokey (Chris Tucker) is in love with a fitness instructor, a fact that drives his girlfriend into fits of jealousy. Together they are in trouble with the local drug dealer, who threatens to shoot them if they don't pay the $200 they owe him by 10pm. With all that to sort out, it's sure to be one hectic Friday. In 'Next Friday' (2000), in order to escape the vengeance of local criminal Debo (Tommy 'Tiny' Lister Jr), Craig goes to stay with his uncle Elroy (Don Curry) and cousin Day-Day (Mike Epps) in Los Angeles. However, Craig soon falls foul of drug-dealing Mexican gang leader Joker (Jacob Vargas). When he discovers that Elroy's home is about to be repossessed, Craig decides to help out by raiding Joker's house in the middle of a gangster party, and enlists the inept Day-Day's help. Finally, in 'Friday After Next' (2002), Craig and Day-Day now share a rather shabby apartment, but are enjoying the run-up to the festive season until a burglar steals all their presents. With no money to buy more, they are forced to take jobs as security guards in a shopping mall. However, their unconventional tactics soon land them in trouble as the countdown to the big day nears, but they learn a valuable lesson about the true meaning of Christmas. Please note this DVD is region 2 and will only work in the following regions Japan, Europe, South Africa, the Middle East (including Egypt) and Greenland, Unless you have a multi-regional DVD Player.