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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2026 · 35 MIN

Ep 83 - 22 Jump Street (2014)

from R Rating Movie Reviews · host Dan Tyler

22 Jump Street takes everything that made 21 Jump Street hilarious and turns it up to eleven. Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum return as Schmidt and Jenko, this time going undercover at college to track down a drug dealer. But can a sequel that openly admits it's repeating the same formula actually be as funny as the original? In this R Rating movie review, we break down 22 Jump Street with an honest look at its comedy, action, ridiculous set pieces, and the incredible chemistry between Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum. We'll talk about the movie's hilarious self-awareness, its constant jokes about sequels, the supporting cast, Ice Cube's return as Captain Dickson, and why Phil Lord and Christopher Miller managed to make a sequel that might be even more entertaining than the original. We'll also discuss the movie's surprisingly great emotional core, Schmidt and Jenko's friendship, the college setting, and whether 22 Jump Street proves that sometimes the best way to make a sequel is to simply make fun of sequels. Is 22 Jump Street one of the greatest comedy sequels ever made? Does it actually surpass 21 Jump Street? Or is it just the same movie with a bigger budget and more explosions? Chapters (00:00:00) - 22 Jump Street 2020 Review(00:00:44) - Rating The Franchise(00:01:49) - "This Is The First Time I've Seen 22 Jump Street..."(00:03:35) - 21 Jump Street (2018)(00:08:46) - James Franco In The Dark(00:12:02) - Some Things That Didn't Work For The Movie(00:16:01) - The Sequel To '(00:18:18) - 21 Jump Street Review(00:20:48) - PeeCee 2(00:23:04) - Jonah Hill's Character Doesn't Grow In 'The Good Guy(00:25:14) - Maya and Zuk Review(00:26:34) - Wyatt Russell In Monarch(00:28:22) - 22 Jump Street: A Comedy Sequel Review(00:32:10) - 21 Jump Street Receives A 60-Rating(00:35:24) - 22 Jump Street Movie ReviewJoin the Conversation on Discord! - https://discord.gg/VAYxp2FM39 If you like what we do, and you want to support us, consider joining our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/c/Rrating?utm_source=campaign-search-results Watch the Show on Youtube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYYg6U_AaGTIk2fIhJ438xg Dan's Channels https://www.twitch.tv/themongoolishow https://www.youtube.com/@themongoolishow Brian's Channels https://www.twitch.tv/run_seven https://www.youtube.com/@RunSeven Will's Channels https://www.twitch.tv/cleaningagent https://www.youtube.com/@CleaningAgent

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22 Jump Street takes everything that made 21 Jump Street hilarious and turns it up to eleven. Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum return as Schmidt and Jenko, this time going undercover at college to track down a drug dealer. But can a sequel that openly admits it's repeating the same formula actually be as funny as the original? In this R Rating movie review, we break down 22 Jump Street with an honest look at its comedy, action, ridiculous set pieces, and the incredible chemistry between Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum. We'll talk about the movie's hilarious self-awareness, its constant jokes about sequels, the supporting cast, Ice Cube's return as Captain Dickson, and why Phil Lord and Christopher Miller managed to make a sequel that might be even more entertaining than the original. We'll also discuss the movie's surprisingly great emotional core, Schmidt and Jenko's friendship, the college setting, and whether 22 Jump Street proves that sometimes the best way to make a sequel is to simply make fun of sequels. Is 22 Jump Street one of the greatest comedy sequels ever made? Does it actually surpass 21 Jump Street? Or is it just the same movie with a bigger budget and more explosions?

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