I just got back from seeing the movie 22 Jump Street with one of my friends, and lets just be honest, it was even better than the first movie, 21 Jump Street. The movie was hilarious from the start, and for the entire hour and 49 minutes, I was laughing nonstop with everyone else in the theater.
The first movie, 21 Jump Street, features Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum), who are cops that go back to high school disguised as high school students. Once in school, their job is to seek out the dealer of a drug that has been spreading around the school.
This second movie, 22 Jump Street is basically the same plot, except Jenko and Schmidt go to college. But once in college, they both realize that they are going their separate ways, which makes them question their partnership.
When the movie was starting, my friend whispered to me that this movie was "even better than the first one" which raised my expectations as the first scene approached. But the movie met my expectations; I was laughing within the first 5 minutes of the film.
22 Jump Street was, I believe, even better than the first film. The directors, actors, and actresses took it to a completely different level, with more stunts and comedy. After its release date on June 13, it automatically jumped up to become the number one movie in the box office, beating out How to Train Your Dragon 2, and earned $60 million, a 65% increase from the release of the first movie, which earned $36.3 million.
22 Jump Street was the second movie to have the largest opening weekend, as The Hangover Part II took first with an earning of $86 million. Even a week after release date many people are still going to see this movie, and are even going back for their second or third time, not being able to get enough of the comedy. The first movie was fantastic, but this one really stepped it up and brought a whole new twist to the plot, making it even more appealing to audiences around the world.
Here's the trailer for 22 Jump Street:
The first movie, 21 Jump Street, features Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum), who are cops that go back to high school disguised as high school students. Once in school, their job is to seek out the dealer of a drug that has been spreading around the school.
This second movie, 22 Jump Street is basically the same plot, except Jenko and Schmidt go to college. But once in college, they both realize that they are going their separate ways, which makes them question their partnership.
When the movie was starting, my friend whispered to me that this movie was "even better than the first one" which raised my expectations as the first scene approached. But the movie met my expectations; I was laughing within the first 5 minutes of the film.
22 Jump Street was, I believe, even better than the first film. The directors, actors, and actresses took it to a completely different level, with more stunts and comedy. After its release date on June 13, it automatically jumped up to become the number one movie in the box office, beating out How to Train Your Dragon 2, and earned $60 million, a 65% increase from the release of the first movie, which earned $36.3 million.
22 Jump Street was the second movie to have the largest opening weekend, as The Hangover Part II took first with an earning of $86 million. Even a week after release date many people are still going to see this movie, and are even going back for their second or third time, not being able to get enough of the comedy. The first movie was fantastic, but this one really stepped it up and brought a whole new twist to the plot, making it even more appealing to audiences around the world.
Here's the trailer for 22 Jump Street: