Was almost a satire of the first Jump Street film and still hilarious
22 Jump Street was almost as good as the original. Again, the main stars returned with Jonah Hill as Officer Schmidt, Channing Tatum as Officer Jenko, Ice Cube as their boss Captain Dickson. This time the film was almost a satire of the first release.<br /><br />The opening scenes showed that the writers and director were having fun with the movie. First, Schmidt and Jenko find some gangsters at a port but don’t know what they’re up to. Schmidt decides to go under cover as some Chicano gangsters. The problem is Jenko can’t pull it off. He has the worst voice. They get back to the police station and Deputy Chief Hardy (Nick Offerman) tells them the second time you do something it is always worse. Then they go to see Captain Dickson who has a huge glass wall office, which Schmidt says looks like a giant cube of ice. Finally, Captain Dickson said the bosses want the exact same thing so Schmidt and Jenko are going back to school, this time to college instead of high school. These self-referential scenes highlighted that 22 Jump Street had no problem with mocking itself and not taking things too seriously. That was just the start of the comedy as well. That made this a very worthy sequel.<br />C
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