I'm not gonna lie. I laughed my ass off during 22 Jump Street (and so did the entire theater). While it might not have been as fresh as the first one, I enjoyed that the movie completely embraced the fact that it was a blatant money-making sequel and it made the movie all the better (essentially the complete opposite of how The Hangover/Crapover 2 handled it). It actually became quite a bit of the running joke and I nearly died during the credits. Hill and Tatum still have that amazing chemistry in this movie that we remember from the original and shared some pretty close and intense moments in their brolationship. This movie posed very real and deep questions that made me question my own bromosexuality and I loved every second of it. Definitely check this out if you enjoyed the first or love comedy.

Funny, funny, funny. I definitely love their type of humor and this duo has a good chemistry. Don't forget to watch the credits, one of the best I've ever seen (and they make me hopeful there might be a new movie some day)

22 Jump Street is basically just as fun as the first movie with lots of great laughs and more amazing chemistry between Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill. The spoof element is still there are there are constant shout outs to other failed comedy sequels. Ice Cube also gets a increased role and he's the funniest he's been in a long time, perhaps ever.

It has to be one of the worst movies I've ever seen. Despite a few good jokes-puns, breaking the fourth wall repeatedly and keeping the bromance alive, it lacks most of the fun the first movie had. Awful long, terribly long. You can cut out 45 to 50 minutes of the movie and you get the jokes, plot and action. Can't express how much I truly hate this movie.

Quit a disappointment... One was so much better

I just came here to say one thing: BEST ROLL CREDITS EVER!

This movie was so damn hysterical. It was funny from start to finish but I've giving this the 10/10 for this reason: It has the single loudest and longest theater audience laugh I've ever experienced. It was glorious. I know this is two years old but I still want to avoid spoiling it for anyone who hasn't seen it yet...but for those who have, it's the reveal of who someone is. Anyway, when that happened, the roar of laughter was deafening. I mean you couldn't hear the movie for a solid 20 seconds. Man, that was great.

Good exercise for your cheeks :)

Not as fresh as the first one but definitely hilarious.
[It] knows it's a sequel that's here just for the money and makes a running gag out of that for most of the movie, which turns out to be the most awesome part of it.
Those credits! oh my god!

This one isn't quite as good as the first because it feels so similar but there are some funny meta jokes about that. I'm still waiting on all those sequels.

A return to the well for Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum in every conceivable way, doggedly following the same formula that brought them success the first time around. Somehow, it's just as good. Maybe it's because there's nothing quite like this elsewhere on the scene, so we're just scratching that blatantly self-aware, cliché-seeking itch once every couple of years and it hasn't yet worn out its welcome. At least, not entirely - the constant winks and nods do begin to grate by the end of the third act - but a heavy dose of loud, fresh, full-body laughs do a fine job of smoothing it all over. Ice Cube, in an expanded role, is especially great, shamelessly stealing scenes like a serial kleptomaniac. Of course it's not to be taken remotely seriously, even in comparison to the original, which is a good thing because the plot is a totally vacant, paper-thin wash. Does mindless comedy still have a place in today's landscape? It does in my living room.