22 Jump Street

Almost as good as the first one but some parts just weren't right and got saved by the general film

Much better than the first one.

really funny movie, really changed my mood...

As if the first one wasn't bad enough, hokeywood foists this homoerotic drek on us. Again Jonah Whale can't act.

"My name is Jeff". Legendary line

Not as good but it does its job.

Well it looks like this sequel is indeed a step up from the predecessor. Again well done in all departments, with wacky, off -beat and self reflecting humor. Enough action and weirdness to entertain. Cast excels again in character, overall cinematography very good. A laugh worth your while

"22 Jump Street" is a rare sequel that not only recaptures the magic of its predecessor but elevates it with sharper humor and self-aware absurdity. Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum’s chemistry remains impeccable, delivering non-stop laughs through their exaggerated yet endearing dynamic. The film thrives on its meta-humor, openly mocking the tropes of sequels while leaning into its over-the-top antics with infectious enthusiasm. Directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller keep the energy high; blending action and comedy effortlessly. Packed with clever gags, ridiculous set pieces and a brilliantly absurd end credits sequence, 22 Jump Street is a comedy sequel done right - bigger, funnier and fully in on the joke.

Just every bit of ok. They poked fun again at the genre and the last movie. I was ready to hate on it and yet again the captain especially, was a great character. Some of the plot was just dumb, the villain was totally forgettable, despite a good actor. But in the end I laughed and had a decent time. Not as good as 21, but the ending was hilarious and well worth sticking this one out for.

Right up there with the first one but just a touch shy so I dropped it a half star.