I'd pay the full movie ticket price just to see that dynamic between Ice Cube and the two leads. I won't spoil anything of course, but there are points in this movie where Ice Cube actually steals the scenes he is in. As great as the two leads are with their comedic timing, I need to especially mention Ice Cube. The combination of the comedic duo and the intelligent humor work flawlessly, making the flick all the more entertaining. More importantly the comedy is actually clever, even during some of the scenarios the are more stupid due to some absurdity. The jokes are fast paced and relentless, without it being tiresome.
Then when they do go about their shenanigans, numerous twists and turns occur that are fun to watch unfold, to hilarious effect. As soon as their on screen you immediately start smiling, just because you feel the need to prepare yourself for something amusing.
There is one absolute in this franchise that no one will dispute, the chemistry between Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum is incredible. So the question is: does it deliver on the high expectations? And the answer is: oh hell yes it does. For that reason, of all the comedies of 2014 this sequel may be the most anticipated, at least it was for me. It was a movie filled with many belly aching moments of laughter. Full Review: The original movie, 21 Jump Street, was a surprise hit back in 2012. This is a must-see for fans of 21 Jump Street and people who generally like to laugh. Despite that, it is just an incredible ride with non-stop laughter and great comedic chemistry between the lead actors. In doing so, there are some formulaic traps that the movie does fall into. Now in the sequel 22 Jump Street, as Ice Cube so eloquently put it, these "two sons of b***hes are going to college." As the cop duo take on yet another drug ring, they go through multitude of ridiculous yet hilarious situations. Quickie Review: After a successful undercover drug bust operation in high school, Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) get their next big assignment.
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