LORD 22 Jump Street actually ... you work in live-action? LORD For sure. We’re really aggressive in postproduction. Animation is all postproduction. You’re editing the movie for three years.

It's hard out there for a sequel. The makers of "22 Jump Street" are as aware of that as anyone. Not only do you have the expectations of fans working against you -- those same fans who showed up ...

As I watched 22 Jump Street (the Channing Tatum–Jonah Hill action-comedy-bromance sequel to 21 Jump Street) my main thought throughout the movie was “If I keep laughing this hard my intestines ...

As problematic as it is lately to accept gunplay as a zany joke, the action and violence in "22 Jump Street" always give realism hyperbolically wide berth. Lest anyone mistake the movie's antic ...

I cover the film industry. Next up was the 2003 action-comedy sequel Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle. This is one of those classic "flops that wasn't" entries, as the Cameron Diaz/Drew Barrymore ...

Directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, the film expertly blends action ... to the movie. Morton Schmidt is one half of the dynamic undercover duo at the center of 22 Jump Street.

With its fresh interpretation of the buddy cop subgenre, the movie is the ideal fusion of comedy and action. 22 Jump Street 's star-studded cast brings the story to life with comedy and drama.

By THR Staff Don’t dare accuse Phil Lord and Christopher Miller‘s 22 Jump Street of being a paint-by ... in ways that clearly refer to the movie itself — but having succeeded, Dickson ...

But the movie was surprisingly good ... chases and gun battles in the summer. "22 Jump Street" is at its best when it’s bringing the funny, not the action. At the heart of the film is the ...

22 Jump Street isn’t just another bigger ... and how I’m always trying to do big action movies,” says Tatum. ”So he takes his character super-serious when he’s undercover, and I ...

Sun, Jun 29, 2014 22 Jump Street Rules the Weekend Box Office 22 ... nearly doubled the original's box office debut. Both movies are based on the '90s TV series that starred Johnny Depp.