Ice Cube said of 22 Jump Street's meta approach, "It's fun — it includes the audience. And I'm the king of sequels!" John Milhiser Image Credit: Photo Credit: Photo by Greg Allen/Invision/AP ...

Don’t dare accuse Phil Lord and Christopher Miller‘s 22 Jump Street of being a paint-by-numbers sequel, a piece of Hollywood hackwork that aims to be exactly like the first, only bigger and ...

After "22 Jump Street," Ice Cube produced the N.W.A biopic "Straight Outta Compton," appeared in the sequel to "Ride Along" (the first film came out in 2014 alongside "22 Jump Street"), and even ...

22 Jump Street is damn funny, sometimes outrageously so. ... But, darn, it’s great to see Hollywood’s addiction to recycling get royally skewered.

Two new movies -- “22 Jump Street,” from Columbia Pictures and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, and DreamWorks Animation’s “How to Train Your Dragon 2” -- will duel for dominance at the ...

Ice Cube continues to have a prolific year in film. After releasing the No. 1 film, Ride Along, with Kevin Hart in January, Ice Cube returns with another potential blockbuster. As the hard-edged ...

One of the reasons behind Lord and Miller's success is that their films are incredibly self aware. An ongoing gag in "22 Jump Street" pokes fun at sequels.

Sure, the film’s context wreaks of Hollywood’s ridiculous attempts to rake in big bucks: The follow-up to the 2012 big-screen reboot of the Eighties television hit 21 Jump Street, which paired ...

Jonah Hill, left, and Channing Tatum star in a scene -- shot at New Orleans' Tad Gormley Stadium -- in the comedy sequel '22 Jump Street,' shot in New Orelans.

22 Jump Street. The first film surprised Hollywood, critics and audiences by actually being pretty funny and making a mint at the box-office, so the fact that we're seeing a sequel to 21 Jump ...

With strong early word of mouth and solid reviews, Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill's "22 Jump Street" was poised to be a hit before Schmidt and Jenko even began their latest antics.

The elevator pitch for “22 Jump Street” goes something like this: Did you like “21 Jump Street”? Judging by the movie’s surprisingly strong box office returns, you probably did.