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Barbershop 2: Back in Business
Directed by
Kevin Rodney Sullivan
PG-13
2004
1h 46m
Comedy
,
Drama
5.7
69%
48%
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The owner of an historic South Side Chicago barbershop is pressured to sell out to a land developer, but must face the impact this would have on his close-knit community.
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Cast of Barbershop 2: Back in Business
Ice Cube
Calvin
Cedric the Entertainer
Eddie
Eve
Terri
Sean Patrick Thomas
Jimmy
Troy Garity
Isaac
Michael Ealy
Ricky
Queen Latifah
Gina
Jazsmin Lewis
Jennifer
Leonard Earl Howze
Dinka
Harry Lennix
Quentin Leroux
Kenan Thompson
Kenard
Garcelle Beauvais
Loretta
Robert Wisdom
Alderman Brown
Carl Wright
Checkers Fred
DeRay Davis
Hustle Guy
Keke Palmer
Gina's Niece
Julanne Chidi Hill
Shawna
Linara Washington
Keisha
Marcia Wright
Joyce
Jackie Taylor
Miss Emma
Parvesh Cheena
Samir
Deon Cole
Customer Dante
Tom Wright
Detective Williams
Tiffany L. Addison
Attractive Female
Tamara Anderson
Customer Jiwanda
Mike McNamara
Yuppie
Avant
Dexter
Tai'isha Davis
Nappy Cuts Video Female
T'Shaun Barrett
Nappy Cuts Video Male
Talia Toms
Talia
Janina Gavankar
Field Reporter
Vanessa Fraction
Monisha
J. David Shanks
Customer Lamar
Barbershop 2: Back in Business Ratings & Reviews
USA Today
Claudia Puig
Just as sharply funny and as heartwarming, yet unsentimental, as the first.
Boston Globe
Wesley Morris
This sequel is overstaffed with a cast that's underserved by Don D. Scott's schematic script and Kevin Rodney Sullivan's crude direction.
San Jose Mercury News
Glenn Lovell
As fragmented and heavy-handed as the first installment was smart, funny and, yes, at times unexpectedly sweet.
Seattle Times
Erik Lundegaard
It's still funny and warm and neighborly inside Calvin's barbershop; it's just a little predictable as soon as you step outside.
San Francisco Chronicle
Carla Meyer
Warmhearted and surprisingly ambitious.
Rolling Stone
Peter Travers
A dutiful mood -- call it sequelitis -- has descended on the place.
Orlando Sentinel
Jay Boyar
As in the original film, it's the chemistry among the actors that really counts. And fortunately, the filmmakers have reassembled the terrific cast.
Austin Chronicle
Marjorie Baumgarten
The story gets bogged down in some pace-stopping scenes about community gentrification, some mildly confusing temporal transitions, and some exchanges that should be side-splittingly funny but are only mildly amusing.
Common Sense Media
Nell Minow
Great message delivered in an edgy hip-hop movie.
MovieFreak.com
Sara Michelle Fetters
What to do when a relatively small, modest budgeted urban comedy becomes a massive critical and word-of-mouth hit? Make a sequel to cash in on the phenomenon, of course. It is the Hollywood way, after all...
Variety
Todd McCarthy
Provides enough solid, character-based amusement to put customers in the chairs and send them out content with services rendered.
Ebert & Roeper
Richard Roeper
[A]s funny as the original.
Salon.com
Charles Taylor
Like going out for a bad meal with a group of people you love being with. You're happy to be in their company; you just wish you didn't leave feeling hungry.
Washington Post
Michael O'Sullivan
Heartstrings will be tugged and ribs tickled, particularly thanks to Cedric the Entertainer.
Washington Post
Desson Thomson
It's a warm, often funny reunion of the sassiest, chattiest characters ever to buzz a brother's head.
New York Daily News
Jack Mathews
There's no question Eddie was the chief asset of the first film, and sequels are required by law to exploit the original's strengths. But the filmmakers have misread Eddie's appeal.
Los Angeles Times
Kevin Thomas
The filmmakers clearly put considerable thought and imagination into making as a good a sequel as they could.
New York Post
Lou Lumenick
What's intact from the original is the premise's big heart and the wonderful ensemble led by Ice Cube.
Houston Chronicle
Eric Harrison
As funny as the first movie, but it's narratively scattered.
Detroit News
Tom Long
A movie that cares about its audience, cares about the concept of community and makes you laugh time after time after time.
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