22 Jump Street (2014)
After making their way through high school (twice), big changes are in store for officers Schmidt and Jenko when they go deep undercover at a local college. (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: Christopher Miller, Phil Lord
Written By: Jonah Hill, Michael Bacall, Oren Uziel, Rodney Rothman
Starring: Peter Stormare, Nick Offerman, Jonah Hill, Ice Cube, Channing Tatum, Dave Franco, Wyatt Russell, Jillian Bell, Jimmy Tatro, Amber Stevens West, Keith Lucas, Kenneth Lucas
Franchise: 21 Jump Street
AKA: 21 Jump Street 2
Country: USA
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Bunken | 70 71% |
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As long as Tatum/Hill keep on doing their thing, they have Cate Blanchett from me to fulfill the dream that is the end credit, which, by the way, is the end credit to end all end credits.
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bakcheia | 58 44% |
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I just honestly wasn't as impressed with this film as I was with the last one. I get the whole self-aware gag of "it's the same exact thing as last time", but a lot of jokes fell flat for me and I actually felt rather bored at parts. I love the chemistry between the two leads, but the humor just didn't gel that well with me this time around and there was so much time spent with them separate from each other. It was just a lukewarm experience for me.
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KasperL | 55 39% |
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Pretty lame. If only the script had been as spiffy and inventive as the end credits...
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mwgerb | 51 45% |
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Self-admittedly forced and not as good as the first. That aside, it's still a fun time, especially if you can get behind meta-humor (and non-stop bromance drama). The credits sequence depicting future sequels is as funny as the rest of the film, and hopefully heads off the franchise from further degrading itself.
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BillyShears | 75 65% |
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Cannot wait 35ish years from now when these two become the new Walter Mathau/Jack Lemmon. The Annie Hall thing destroyed me.
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filmfreak88 | 55 34% |
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An amusing albeit wildly uneven diversion. Tries to top its predecessor's self-referential humor in every possible way to the point of overdoing it. It seemed to me like they were just making things up as they go along and it ultimately becomes a tad too monotonous by the halfway point.
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Paxton | 59 34% |
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Of all the sequels I've seen, this one is a continuation of the first one.
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terrymac | 70 58% |
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I probably enjoyed this as much as the first one; there isn't really a lot to separate them, the chemistry is still there and this still feels fresh. The visible self-awareness works in its favour, and everyone seems to be in on the joke. Some great glowering from Ice Cube as well. Very silly, and entertaining.
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Dakota99 | 8 88% |
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I personally think 21 is better, but 22 is undeniably a great follow up for a film genre that doesn't have many great sequels. The "breaking the wall" technique and self aware shots are some of the best this has to offer. Tatum and Hill are great again, maybe even better from a performance level, and the story (much like the first) is just there, but it also kinda plays on the recycled shots it takes at itself. There is just something missing for me, it's not quite 21, but still great.
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Ytadel | 6 69% |
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Not as fresh or funny as the original... but still pretty funny. Hill and Tatum's chemistry remains sharp. Ice Cube, of all people, actually gets the funniest moment in the film.
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cagedwisdom | 50 38% |
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Not as good as the first unfortunately. Half the time it is as good, the other half it feels forced. So if you're willing to sit through the same runtime for about half the amount of fun I would recommend this. Gets a bit too repetitive with its purposely degraded formula, but still at the end I honestly wanted to watch either one of the ridiculous sequel teases. I think I really like Tatum and Hill as a comedic duo. It just didn't come out quite right in this one. Ice Cube is great here though.
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Tavington | 2 37% |
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Not cool as 21 Jump Street but gets quite few great laughs on it's own account. All jokes that were cool involved Ice Cube. I also got the feeling like they ran out of good ideas/jokes. Hopefully this same is also clear to producers, hence such ending and I hope we won't see another sequel.
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FoxyRussian | 94 88% |
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An amazing comedy sequel. Making fun of everything about comedy sequels helps separate the movie from the original even though it follows the same plot. Ice Cube and Channing Tatum knock it out of the park, and Jonah Hill helps make the slow spring break part of the movie funny.
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| 1 | jspidah | 75 72% |
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This movie is very aware of itself and that can turn many people off. I personally can't stand Scream and Behind the Mask for this reason. Lord Miller definitely knew that there are always diminishing returns for a comedy sequel, but they did a valiant job.
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Matija D | 73 58% |
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Okay yeah story was way better in the first one, but damn this one was a great stuff as well. Not storywise maybe but it was great on many other levels. Tatum and Hill are perfect once again and some jokes are really brilliant. Anyway, brilliant comedy (y) Some great easter eggs and tributes to some comedy classics also give more credit to this for me as they were put in a great way :)
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Leonardis | 90 66% |
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Unbelievable. The first movie didn't even look good and here they are making a sequel that's every bit as good as the first movie. Hill and Tatum are still really good together and this movie continues 21s hilarious writing and some good action. If you liked the first one this is a must-see.
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| 1 | RandallODim | 77 41% |
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I hope Channing Tatum stays permanently in the 'transition to comedy actor' part of the Arnold Schwarzenegger Action Hero Trajectory, because he is amazing at it.
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TrixRabbi | 76 50% |
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Starts off feeling kind of iffy, as if they were trying too hard to recreate lightning. But there is a very clear point where it goes from merely good to amazing. Some of the funniest scenes I expect to see all year.
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Clark Nova | 89 60% |
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I like it like I like my drinks. EXTRA ICE CUBE
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Quimbo | 71 40% |
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Hilarious, but not as fun as the first... some of the jokes got a little repetitive, but there were plenty of reasons to see and enjoy this one.
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joel-w-m | 6 44% |
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Maybe it's just because I watched it right after the first, but despite all its sequel-satirical nods (the opening address change and ending credits were hilarious), and perhaps because of them in some cases (the "exact same thing as last time" line felt overused) it didn't feel quite as fresh. Fortunately, Hill and Tatum's continued chemistry is more than enough to keep you engaged (see their counselling session), helped too by some quirky new characters (Bell's deadpan dame is a riot).
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GordonBombay | 75 53% |
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22 Meta Street. I love meta more than the average movie buff, but even I had to chew an extra time or two to get it all down in one sitting. It's funny, doesn't take itself to serious and know that people are really expecting THAT much, and it still delivers. Hill and Tatum are perfect together. Enjoy 22 Almost Jump the Shark for what it is, and you'll be fine.
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Cinema_Asia | 65 42% |
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A predictable and self aware rehash but still fairly clever and amusing. The dialogue and jokes are a bit too dumb here though and a lot of it hinges on whether or not you think Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum's slapstick is funny. It's also filled to the brim with jokes equating the buddy cop genre with gay romance. It kind of loses steam 3/4 of the way in with comedy setups that are allowed to linger a bit too long like the Hill and the fat chick fight. Alright for a laugh.
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Honest_Thief | 4 63% |
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The only way a sequel to a self aware comedy could work is this, a comedy about sequels and recycling ideas, and it works!
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| 1 | forehead1 | 50 47% |
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Much of a muchness to the first film, the overriding feeling being that the quality of the gags is far lower. Being so openly similar to '21JS' gives it some leeway - and allows the excellent never-ending-sequels spoof during the credits - but also permits a laziness that makes the first half of the film criminally bland. There are chuckles to be had, Jillian Bell is good and Ice Cube is once again the best thing in it, but overall it's pretty forgettable stuff.
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hellsditch | 79 56% |
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The magic is still there...kind of. No surprise to fans of the first entry, but this one lives and dies on what you think of Hill and Tatum's chemistry. If you dig it, you're going to like this -- just maybe not as much, or nearly as much, as the original. If you don't see it between these two, well, best avoid this. Where I think this one pales pretty drastically is the lack of new, interesting side characters...or drug dealing vegans, for that matter. Still worth a watch and a few laughs.
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IcyBrian | 82 71% |
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Enjoyed this just as much as the first. The self-aware humor is fantastic, and Ice Cube gets some great screen time here. Hill & Tatum are still great together.
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ozymandius10 | 71 57% |
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Hilarious in parts, but not quite as funny as the first installment. The supporting cast isn't half as strong as the cast from the first film, and that's mainly what drags it down a bit. Peter Stormare is almost unnecessary, and the plot (while not the reason you see a movie like this) is iffy. As for the reasons you are seeing the movie: Tatum and Hill are still excellent together (seriously, great chemistry), many of the gags and dialogue are great, and Jillian Bell never fails to slay me.
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PeaceAnarchy | 75 44% |
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On par with the original, it's surprisingly good and funny despite not being particularly consistent.
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Tripwyre | 78 73% |
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It doesn't quite reach the dazzling heights of its predecessor, but well-aware of the rule on diminishing returns, this sequel about sequels is out to play a different game -- it just keeps getting pigeonholed back into the old one. Tatum gets one of the biggest laughs I'll have all year out of an over-the-top reaction to a plot reveal, and Ice Cube steals every scene he's in. But the best part of the film is the endless-sequel teasing closing credits, which might be the best credits of all time
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td888 | 50 42% |
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Cringey as hell, but its persistence does rub off. I actually had a chuckle or two the last half hour. And to be honest, the end-credits were hilarious.
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Ross | 40 31% |
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After loving the first one, this was a major disappointment. The charm and fun is gone.
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Barthalen | 69 51% |
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The film seems almost gleeful in how it hammers home that it's exactly like the first part and it'll be more of the same and yes everyone is in on the joke. It has a strong beginning that got a lot of laughs out of me, loses momentum in the second half, contains Ice Cube Swearing a Lot which will never not be funny to me and has hilarious end credits. So yes, it is indeed exactly like the first part. Only, you know, now it's more of the same.
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FrederikA | 75 77% |
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This sequel one-ups it predecessor by not only doing the exact same thing as before, but also being insistingly self aware and self-deprecating about this fact, to the point where the lovable duo's shenanigans are framed within a hilarious self absorbed sequel spoof.
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dst7175 | 73 70% |
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Through this whole movie the most unbelievable thing was Jonah Hill holding Channing Tatum up on the helicopter with one arm.
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astrakhan | 78 57% |
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Another fun entry in what might be currently the most enjoyable action comedy series going. This mismatched cop duo absolutely needed bringing back, with no modifications to their characters. The added chemistry with Ice Cube and Amber Stevens was just a bonus. The plot and villains were a bit forgettable, but at least the movie was packed full of in-jokes, cultural references and just pin-sharp comedic writing. The fact that I would greenlight half of those joke sequels speaks for itself.
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Ocelot | 60 54% |
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It's not the surprise the first one was, but the established characters allow for a sequel that's nothing but jokes, and most of them hit perfectly. Also, best end credits in the history of film.
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JacoIII | 35 32% |
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The meta-comedy grew tiresome after a while as did the complete lack of plot, but this movie was generally pretty funny and that's good enough for me. The end credits sequence in particular is killer.
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Gideon | 2 59% |
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Doesn't have the charm of the first one. Rehashing of already made jokes isn't enough anymore. Sure there were some laughs here and there, but I wouldn't have cared if they only made 21 and tossed the script of 22 in the bin. Mediocrity galore.
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Pickpocket | 4 35% |
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While the first one was a surprise, this one was so meta and self aware that you can't help but be annoyed. They pulled a Home Alone/Home Alone 2 and just used the same script and also like those movies it lost a lot of its charm. For every funny moment there's at least 5 instances where you start cringing over them trying too hard. Doesn't work as well as the first one. Really not looking forward to any more of these. Also, Amber Stevens = perfection
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Corbad | 60 32% |
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The jokes are too often cheap and juvenile, and while the energy of Tatum and Hill is sometimes infectious, it is just as often laborious. There are some laughs, but most of the time the film is trying way too hard for the punch line.
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| Average Percentile 45.63% from 3444 Ratings |  |