21 Jump Street is out on Blu-ray and DVD next week, and we’ve got our hands on some exclusive bonus material for the DVD. Now be ...

The same year 21 Jump Street became a surprise hit, the alien buddy-cop franchise seemed to reach a satisfying conclusion with Men in Black 3, directed by Barry Sonnenfield. This third film ...

Movie Review - '21 Jump Street' - One Remake That Isn't A Crime In a self-conscious remake of the '80s TV series, two rookie cops — played by Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum — go undercover as ...

Third 21 Jump Street Film is Coming. The ‘Jump Street’ franchise has just been awarded a third act. It’s surprising to say the least, given the last film, ’22 ...

In the years since, 21 Jump Street became a bit of a punchline. For self-consciously “hip” cop shows, for movie stars who want to escape their TV prisons, for the idea of high-school narcs.

Looking back now, viewers still recognize 21 Jump Street as one of the biggest shows of the 1980s, but at the time, Johnny Depp was reluctant to join the cast. The series, which ran for five ...

The 21 Jump Street movie was more than a reboot; it gave the TV series the closure it deserved. Skip to main content area. Menu. ... Streaming, Netflix, Prime Video, Horror, Sci-Fi ...

The movie premiered to an enthusiastic audience at the South By Southwest Film Festival this week, receiving strong reviews. Going up against Universal holdover The Lorax, 21 Jump Street could win ...

Jump Street, in other words, works because it’s less a remake than a borrowing; it cheerfully admits that the title and the premise are there to get you in the door, then goes on to make a funny ...

Learn more about Brie Larson in "21 Jump Street" as well as her work co-writing and co-producing 2012's short film, "The Arm." The girl's got a lot of talent up her sleeve. Skip to main content ...

Columbia Pictures' big-screen version of the crime drama "21 Jump Street" -- the 1980s Fox TV series that launched the career of one Johnny Depp -- will shoot in New ...

21 Jump Street: Film Review. Directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller's comedy co-stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum as a pair of cops who go undercover at a high school to bust a drug ring.