The twist involving Mercedes as the drug supplier adds depth to the ending of 22 Jump Street. Her betrayal not only complicates the mission but also brings Schmidt ... of their trip in the movie.

After a brief scene in which Schmidt (Hill) and Jenko (Tatum) infiltrate a gang of Mexican drug dealers ... to the Jump Street division — at its new address across the street, 22 Jump St ...

Once Schmidt and Jenko get to MC State ... but turned out to be a delightful surprise — "22 Jump Street" features a hilarious drug trip, some delish cameos and a steady stream of double ...

“22 Jump Street” may be the most arbitrary ... Dixon (Ice Cube) tasks Jenko (Tatum) and Schmidt (Hill) with finding the evil exploiter of a hot new drug, this time at college instead of ...

The Ghost is the primary antagonist in 22 Jump Street. He is a drug dealer with a dangerous past who poses a significant threat to Schmidt and Jenko. His menacing presence and cold demeanor make ...

Though drugs are very bad and blah blah blah, “22 Jump Street” is less about the investigation than the complicated cocktail of guilt, co-dependency, and shared history that makes Schmidt and ...

Jenko and Schmidt stumble upon a clue which could be the key to their mystery - a tattoo of a man firing a bazooka appears to be on the drug dealer's arm. After visiting the tattoo parlour ...

replaces the last movie’s H.F.S. drug. Schmidt and Jenko’s headquarters has abandoned the Korean church at 21 Jump Street for the Vietnamese church directly across the street at 22 Jump Street ...

22 Jump Street isn’t just another bigger ... the same thing they saw the first time.” So while Schmidt and Jenko are back busting drug rings, this time posing as college students, Hill ...

But for every new zinger, there’s a re-tread of an old one, from the boys taking drugs and going on a (slightly less funny) trip ... Whatever the case, 22 Jump Street is still a blast; the ...

By THR Staff Don’t dare accuse Phil Lord and Christopher Miller‘s 22 Jump Street of being a paint-by ... aren’t getting any younger), this new drug craze is surging at a college instead ...