Reviews & Ratings for
22 Jump Street (2014)

When Phil Lord and Christopher Miller were busy directing LEGO, they did provide the story and executive production on a sequel to their first film that was generic at best, with replacement on perfect casting, typical comedy clichés and rehashes of jokes from the original.

Of course, they weren't too busy to direct a sequel to 21 Jump Street, and when they did they and the screenwriters made fun of everything that was wrong with Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2, going as far as to create the biggest anti-sequel-hook in film history.

Let's see what happens when the writers of The Internship and Girl Most Likely show us what they can do with Emmet Brickowski.

22JS is a good fun time chilling with friends and buddies, good piece of comic punch lines.
jonah to CT: "say something cool when you throw it"
CT after throwing grenade: "something cool."
It's like two idiots wannabe cops and they be one. Special appearance by ICE CUBE is awesome.
Climax part is cool where jonah strikes the dealer at his d***. you won't get bored throughout. It's fun watching two stupid people working on a case, making plans and executing them with same amount of stupidity. Will not quote it as a must watch but still nice acting and good script. I'll rate it 3.5 out of 5.

22 Jump Street (2014) is directed by Phil Lord and Christopher MIller. It is often seen as a sequel to the movie 21 Jump street.
After the successful accomplishment of their mission in 21 Jump Street, Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) are put back on their normal duties. However after failing a mission on the streets, the duo are put back to work under Capt.Dickson and are given an assignment to find a drug dealer at a college.
As they move into the college, they are mesmerized by the college life. Jenko befriends Zook and Rooster. Schmidt isnt accepted by Jenko's pals. Schmidt befriends an art student, Maya, who later turns out to be Captain Dickson's daughter.
The duo completes the adventurous mission successfully killing the villain.