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After one of Schmidt and Jenko's missions goes wrong, they are sent back to Jump Street to do the exact same thing, go undercover and find out who is selling drugs. But this time they are sent to college to investigate the drug known as 'WhyPhy' and have only one lead on who it is, someone with a tattoo. Schmidt and Jenko's relationship is tested when Jenko is brought back on the cool side while Schmidt hangs out with a girl named Maya. At the same time they must decide if they can keep their relationship together as friends, or as cops.
After making their way through high school (twice), big changes are in store for officers Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) when they go deep undercover at a local college. But when Jenko meets a kindred spirit on the football team, and Schmidt infiltrates the bohemian art major scene, they begin to question their partnership. Now they don't have to just crack the case - they have to figure out if they can have a mature relationship. If these two overgrown adolescents can grow from freshmen into real men, college might be the best thing that ever happened to them.
The unlikely couple of crime busters--eye-candy, slow-witted Greg Jenko (Channing Tatum) and awkward, insecure, pudgy Morton Schultz (Jonah Hill) are back again on the screen in 22 Jump Street. Economics dictated a sequel to the 2012 21Jump Street, which grossed worldwide $201,585,328, on an investment of $42m, a fivefold return on a dollar committed tot the film!. Unlikely as it seemed, the film turned out to be not only a critical success, but also brought in a high return on investment for Columbia Studios, and acclaim to co-directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. Co-directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller caught a falling star in 21 Jump Street that has never allowed the budding career of Johnny Depp never to fade from public view. On a rainy night, they seized that star to that transmuted an inane teenage cope show into a zany comedy that surprised Columbia Studios turned out to be a runaway commercial bonanza. 21 Jump Street's magic bullet struck a rich vein in the pairing of Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill, as a pair of clumsy crime busters, who go undercover as high-school students, to break up a gang of drug dealers, that delighted critics and greatly pleased the public. Lord and Miller effectively played mockingly off the Odd Couple formula of brawn and brains. Call it a bromance--with louche undertones--ludicrously clownish, that each actor's strength infused in an obvious police story with comic incongruity. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that a sequel was on the boards in 22 Jump Street. Writers simply had to dust off a formula and voila! Jenko and Schulz are off to college for another drug bust. The "boys" are visibly too old to fit into a student body, born for the most part in the 1990s. But we are at the movies where the art of the screen is to suspend belief; we are willing to do so since visions of 21 Jump Street dance in our heads. And the shekels followed into the coffers to the tune of $253,426,687 worldwide and counting a month after 22 Jump Street premiered, on a$50m investment, turning it into another blockbuster. And yet, the script monkeyed with a winning formula,by momentarily isolating Jenko from Schultz. Suddenly, manic, depressive Schultz becomes the lothario, a hero capable of seducing women. And here the film goes off the rails straining violently our disposition to believe too readily in Jonah Hill's acting. He is not funny, he is, to put it bluntly, rather pathetic and boorish. On the other hand, Jenko is sent to the locker room with its heavy, sweaty odor of the homoerotic. By exiling Channing Tatum to jock paradise, his zestful, generous side that in 21 Jump Street made Hill look better than he actually was simply disappears form view. Lord and Miller, for too long a moment, sacrificed the comic physicality of Tatum which recalls, the young Jean-Paul Belmondo and the middle-aged Jean Marais, as he performs his own stunts. Jenko has, thanks to a class in human sexuality, a sudden realization of how much words can hurt. At a fleeting, amusing encounter with The Ghost (Peter Stormare), the drug king pin, before he bashes him in the head with his football helmet, he gives him a quick lesson why "faggot" is unsuitable to call someone who is "gay" or "queer" or "LGBT." (As an aside, here real life imitates the cinematic art: Jonah Hill hurled a gay slur at a paparazzo, and on late-night television shows, he had to strike his breast to acknowledge his personal error of judgment.) Feeling that 22 Jump Street was on the brink of a giant yawn, the screenwriters, perhaps, came belatedly to their senses, and reunited our odd couple, since the sequel desperately was in need of the strengths of one and the other. A shout out to pokerfaced Jillian Bell as Mercedes who spots Schultz for what and who she is, almost steals the film, as the brains behind the drug network. Once back on the track, 22 Jump Street finds new energy, yet the final sequences of events strains the conceit that Jonah Hill has Captain Marvel heroic abilities. Sadly ,once more, Channing Tatum is sacrificed to the myopic vision of the script. Rest assured moviegoer, even Lord and Miller know that the cash cow 22 Jump Street is has run dry, and no 23 Jump Street is in the works. The last 15-minutes of film tells us so as in a Dadaesque moment, remarked by nonsense, travesty and incongruity Jump Street in hedge-fund algorithmic fashion is projected out to 2047 with the "ever youthful" Jenko and Schultz as doctors, lawyers, scientists and the like continue in the self-mocking spirit that made 21 Jump Street runaway success it was.
They are back with a sequel and contrary to every law in cinema there is... The sequel was actually funny! I have seen many movie franchises destroyed by rushed god awful sequels that left you wondering: "why didn't they stop while they were ahead?" But this movie is something different. Most of the bad reviews it received were due to people riding their high horses picturing comedy antics of gods themselves and comparing it to this movie. People need to face the facts. Comedy is hard, and you cant be closed minded if you go to watch a comedy. But if you can let yourself enjoy the moment and not try to be sarcastic all the time this movie is for you. Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill have great chemistry together. The contrast in their looks and personalities provides a good base for the movie and the plot can easily branch out from it. Now there is one problem id like to point out... It might be awkward to watch it in the cinema. The humor of it is specific and the tens jam packed cinema setting is a place where comedy goes to die. So my recommendation is to watch it at home with some friends and a beer/chips combination. Because a relaxed atmosphere is where this type of movie can thrive.
It certainly provides that rarest of things: relaxing enjoyment. In all its uncompromising goofiness, 22 Jump Street brings onstream a sugar-rush of entertainment.
Officers Morton Schmidt (<a href="/name/nm1706767/">Jonah Hill</a>) and Greg Jenko (<a href="/name/nm1475594/">Channing Tatum</a>) are assigned to infiltrate a drug ring and catch the supplier at MCState College. Again posing as Doug and Brad McQuaid, Schmidt falls in with the Bohemian students and develops a relationship with art student Maya (<a href="/name/nm0828226/">Amber Stevens West</a>) while Jenko finds a kindred spirit in Zook (<a href="/name/nm0751518/">Wyatt Russell</a>), who woos him for the college football team. With their paths going in two different directions, Schmidt and Jenko begin to question their partnership. The film is a sequel to <a href="/title/tt1232829/">21 Jump Street (2012)</a> (2012), which is a sequel/reboot of the television series <a href="/title/tt0092312/">21 Jump Street (1987)</a> (1987-1991). The story and screenplay were written by Jonah Hill and American screenwriters Michael Bacall, Oren Uziel, and Rodney Rothman. Schmidt and Jenko make it to the roof where they find Ghost (<a href="/name/nm0001780/">Peter Stormare</a>) attempting to escape in a helicopter. Jenko leaps upward and grabs onto the copter but finds it difficult to keep his hold with his wounded shoulder. In a supreme leap, Schmidt follows suit. Jenko loses his grip, but Schmidt grabs his arm, while the helicopter takes them both out over the water. Jenko manages to fish the grenade out of Schmidt's shorts and toss it into the helicopter, blowing it up, and they both fall into the water. Making their way back to shore, they agree that they still want to work together. Captain Dickson approaches them with the news that their next assignment is to go undercover in medical school. Greg shares the same last name as Captain Richard Jenko (<a href="/name/nm0002078/">Frederic Forrest</a>). <a href="/name/nm0001298/">Richard Grieco</a> makes a cameo appearance as Dennis Booker. As the credits roll, there is a series of mock sequels, showing Schmidt and Jenko in a variety of undercover missions, e.g. Jump 24 in which they pose as foreign exchange students in Russia, Jump 25 in which they spend a semester at sea, Jump 26 in Art School, Jump 27 in Culinary School, etc. a5c7b9f00b

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