22 Jump Street is one of the best comedy films to come out of the 2010s, and alongside its hilarious jokes and exciting action, the film produced an iconic Channing Tatum meme that remains funny a ...

The 22 Jump Street meme was one of many that took off on Vine and elsewhere, so the meme might just be enough to encourage people to buy what’s already a neat glider.

It just goes to show you can’t try to be a meme, you’ve just got to be. And if the meme comes, then the meme comes. It’s a little surprising to me that the 22 Jump Street table read reaction ...

The ‘My Name is Jeff’ meme comes from a scene in 22 Jump Street, the sequel to 21 Jump Street. In the scene, Tatum ‘s character Police Officer Greg Jenko is undercover with partner Morton ...

Channing Tatum still wants to make 23 Jump Street with Jonah Hill: ‘We’ve been trying to get it done’ Box office report: 'Transformers: Age of Extinction' destroys competition with $100 ...

In "22 Jump Street," a seemingly exhausted Hardy tells the two lovable bozos that all they need to do is the exact same thing they did last time: go undercover and find the supplier.

22 Jump Street is damn funny, sometimes outrageously so. It laughs at its own dumb logic and invites us in on the fun.

Watch a clip from the film "22 Jump Street." Starring Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill, Nick Offerman, Amber Stevens and Ice Cube. (Photo/Video: Sony) Sequelitis, which can be a wasting disease if not a ...

‘22 Jump Street,’ a keenly self-aware sequel that goes back to the well with winks, laughs and slapstick action. Accessibility statement Skip to main content. Democracy Dies in Darkness.

If you’re using this article as a “see it vs. don’t see it” guide, you’re urged now to not see this movie in theaters. Should you not heed this advice, “22 Jump Street” will spend the better part of ...

Directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller have followed up their sly franchise reboot with an inevitable sequel that is, at least in part, a sly, self-referencing commentary on the inevitability ...

A key ingredient to the success of 21 Jump Street was that the 2012 film never took itself too seriously, mocking its own subject matter. Understandable, then, that the sequel will be even more ...