The Christian Sciene MonitorI’ve never been a big fan of retreading 1980s TV shows into feature films.
ReelViewsThe television series 21 Jump Street, like many old shows, is a product of its time. Trying to accomplish a "straight" remak...
Hollywood ReporterSurprise! This is one ’80s reboot that justifies its existence with a fresh, consistently funny payoff.
New York MagazineIt has a bad, slapstick first act but by midpoint becomes strangely compelling, tapping into the fantasy of reliving one's h...
Chicago TribuneWhat was the last stupid Hollywood comedy -- good-stupid, not stupid-stupid -- to offer actual, audible, verifiable big laug...
Chicago Sun-TimesHere's the last movie I was expecting with this title. In other words, 21 Jump Street is pretty good.
The New York TimesCompletely abandoning earnest teenagers-in-crisis melodrama in favor of crude, aggressive comedy, this 21 Jump Street is an ...
New York Daily NewsBig surprise: The sometimes chaotic "Jump Street" is a lot of ridic fun, as the kids say, turning predictability on its head...
The Philadelphia InquirerThis potty-mouthed and drug-laced reimagining of the 1980s TV show has one of the highest laughs-per-minute ratios since the...
San Francisco ChronicleThis film is even better if you come in with no spoilers and low expectations, so we will build it up no more.
The Boston GlobeNeither man has had a better foil. They are literally and figuratively trying to bring something out of each other, and they...
Wall Street JournalThis cheerfully chaotic, gleefully vulgar action-comedy retread of the old television series has box-office success written ...
Slate21 Jump Street makes a virtue of low expectations, like an underachieving high school burnout coasting on his modest reserve...
USA TodayIt's that rare comedy that's funny throughout, with a hilarious story that hinges on the unlikely pairing of Jonah Hill and ...
Los Angeles TimesMiller and Lord clearly understand the push-and-pull and hyper-competitiveness that make guy friendships both complex and st...
Washington Post21 Jump Street might be yet another product of Hollywood's recycling program, but it deserves to be noticed.
Rolling StoneThis bracing new take on 21 Jump Street has a playful spark all its own. It's a blast.
The New YorkerThe late-eighties TV series is rebooted with jolts of sentiment, personal discovery, and wild comedy.
Entertainment WeeklyExplaining why he's assigning Schmidt and Jenko to shutting down the school drug ring after the death of one student, the ca...
Film FractureHilarity ensues in 21 Jump Street, and having a great time at the movies is inevitable.
Total FilmNot saddled with nostalgia-weighed expectations, this mix of buddy-buddy cop movie and high-school comedy is surprisingly fu...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Phil Lord
Writer: Michael Bacall
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Cast: Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, Ice Cube
Release: March 16, 2012
Writer: Michael Bacall
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Cast: Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, Ice Cube
Release: March 16, 2012
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