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
Kevin Rodney Sullivan
Director
Ice Cube
Calvin
Cedric the Entertainer
Eddie
Eve
Terri
Sean Patrick Thomas
Jimmy
Troy Garity
Isaac
Michael Ealy
Ricky
Leonard Earl Howze
Dinka
Harry Lennix
Quentin Leroux
Robert Wisdom
Alderman Brown
Jazsmin Lewis
Jennifer
Carl Wright
Checkers Fred
DeRay Davis
Hustle Guy
Kenan Thompson
Kenard
Queen Latifah
Gina
Garcelle Beauvais
Loretta
Sam Sanders
Mr. Johnson
Jackie Taylor
Miss Emma
Julanne Chidi Hill
Shawna
Mark Brown
Writer
Don D. Scott
Writer
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source: Barbershop 2: Back in Business
Barbershop 2: Back in Business
The Barbershop is back and Ice Cube still can't act. I guess you can't blame him for trying... or is he trying? He had a decent enough supporting cast around him for his lack of acting skills to go partially unnoticed. I like Cedric the Entertainer so his parts were small boosts to help me through the rest of the movie. It goes as no surprise that the first Barbershop was better. The story just wasn't as compelling this time around. A modern, state of the art, super barbershop opens across the street from Calvin's small, traditional, and welcoming barbershop; posing a threat to his business. This happens just after he got through saving his barbershop too. Of course there are the sub-plots as well, and they were equally uninteresting if not more. Overall, you are treated with a few laughs and a happy ending, so the movie wasn't all bad.
