“Stay,” produced for $11 million, was released on Aug. 22. It took in $50.5 million in the U.S. and $24.9 million in overseas markets. Critics left disappointed, giving the movie a 36 percent ...

Despite all of the factors working against it, "22 Jump Street" is genuinely incredible and might even be funnier than its predecessor — so who's in it, and what have they been up to since?

If there is such a thing as a meta-sequel, then this flagrantly silly and self-aware follow-up to 2012’s 21 Jump Street is it. How so? Because 22 Jump Street explodes the whole concept of ...

The original story, a comedy version of the Johnny Depp television drama about baby-faced undercover cops, rang up $139 million, more than three times its budget. 22 Jump Street, Hill says ...

Watch a clip from the film "22 Jump Street." Starring Channing Tatum ... Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill star as Jenko and Schmidt, screw-up cops and reluctant buddies who struggle with the ...

What’s the difference between “21 Jump Street” and “22 Jump Street ... for no discernible reason short of science fiction, hooks up with the college’s hottest girl (Amber Stevens ...

While the jokes of its predecessor are far superior to the repetitive, lazy writing of this follow-up, where this movie really fails ... describe the appalling abuse of self-reflexivity in “22 Jump ...

In the annals of movies in which character pronounce "annals" as "anals" just to get a cheap laugh, "22 Jump Street" approaches heights of sublime shamelessness. The hyper-self-aware follow-up to ...

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 the first time in numbers big ...

Unlike the films listed above, “22 Jump Street” is such a killer follow-up because it fully embraces the fact that we’ve seen this story before. Police officers Schmidt (Jonah Hill ...

If you loved 21 Jump Street, you’re in luck: The sequel, 22 Jump Street, is the exact same movie. Since the first film was such a fast and fizzy buddy-cop bromance, that’s not the worst news ...