a5c7b9f00b In 2005, Morton Schmidt and Greg Jenko were polar opposites in high school. Schmidt did well in school, but his geekish personality made it hard to him to gain acceptance among his peers. Jenko was a jock with plenty of friends but had poor grades. Seven years later, the duo join the police force and they become friends. The duo finally catch a break when they are assigned to go undercoverhigh school students and halt the spread of a synthetic drug that many students are getting their hands on and catch the supplier. After their identities are inadvertently mixed up, Schmidt finds himself among the popular kids, including the school's main drug dealer, while Jenko finds himself ostracized and frowned upon by most of the students. Schmidt's attempts to make something of himself leads to a rift with Jenko and threatens to derail the entire operation. Can they get their act together before the synthetic drug spirals out of control?
In 2005, Schmidt and Jenko are high school students, one an honor roll geek, the other a cool, athletic underachiever. By 2012, they are rookie cops, paired together, on bike patrol yearning to make arrests. After a screw up, they're sent undercover back to high school to find the source of a dangerous synthetic drug. They mix up their names, and Schmidt gets the no-brainer classes where he auditions for Peter Pan and falls in love with Wendy; Jenko gets AP classes where he falls in with high-achieving dweebs. This second chance at high school gives Schmidt delusions of grandeur, which threaten the operation. Can they sort out their relationshipthey stumble onto the bad guys?
What drives the movie primarily is the screen chemistry between its two lead actors but that's not to say it lacks depth otherwise. It works wella coming of age movie where our arrested development case protagonists go back to high school, one with hopes of reliving, the other with goals of avoiding their respective experiences a few years back. There is a resurgence of coming of age movies in recent years, perhaps people like to reminisce through others what it meant once to have their whole life ahead of them, without the accumulated cynicism of old age to weigh them down, perhaps they would like to forget momentarily that their best years are behind them. Certainly, 21 Jump Street also has this naive quality, could be willful ignorance to some extent, butrareit is, it's nice to pretend a world like that exists where even the bad guys aren't so badthey shoot and murder undercover police officers in cold blood.<br/><br/>21 Jump Street captures the essence of that youthful innocence, that high-school camaraderie between best friends and sprinkles some dust of platonic romance on top of it for good measure. The end result is a surprisingly witty, endearing and funny movie which creates a good balance between being self-aware yet sticking to the conventions where it matters. It's a really good watcha result.
I had low expectations for this film, which is very typical for me when a movie is made based on an old television series, especially so many years after the show is off the air. There have been some successes like Star Trek, and the complete antithesis in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. But, I just figured that the funny scenes from the trailer were aboutgoodit gets. I was so misguided. There were so many zany happenings throughout 37 Jump Street (you'll understand when you see the film) that I realized I was laughing out loud or had a smile on my face pretty much from the Slim Shady beginning to the plug for a sequel ending. This film painted a picture of how a friendship developed for Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) from within the Police Academy to being partnered for the Jump Street project and it only took a few scenes for the audience to know exactly who these characters were and their history together. I liked that the development of their relationship to present day was not drawn out or made more important than it really was because once they became partners the story just got funnier and funnier. The overly exaggerated angry Captain Dickson (Ice Cube) aided my understanding of embracing stereotypes, the running joke of an impending explosion was both funny and exhilarating, and the whole Peter Pan play made for some of the funniest scenes in any comedy lately. Even though I knew from the trailer that there would be a mention of how old Jenko looked to be in high school, it was still funny when delivered in the film, since the real joke is that in many High School themed movies the actors are too old to play teenagers, here rather than ignore that fact it was embraced. There must be some very potent thespian DNA in the Franko family, Eric Molson (Dave Franko) was played to a teean overindulged neglected teen, but with the sensibility of today's biggest plight which is conserving our ecology. The revelation of how much High School has changed was also interesting to say the very least. I have to say until viewing the film I did not even realize DeRay Davis (Domingo) was in it, and before he said or did anything I was cracking up over his tats, you have to really be a bad, bad guy to have a bucket of tears. The only expectation I went into the film with was to see who would return in a cameo, that expectation was met and then some, especially to learn that someone could be right under your nose and you not even know it. I give 21 Jump Street a green light.
By casting Jonah Hill and Channing Tatumfish-out-of-water buffoons, the irreverent result feels fresher than most '80s-show reboots, effectively flipping the address Johnny Depp made famous.
While at Hamilton high school (2005), Morton Schmidt (<a href="/name/nm1706767/">Jonah Hill</a>) was an honor roll geek and Greg Jenko (<a href="/name/nm1475594/">Channing Tatum</a>) was a popular but underachieving jock. Seven years later, they both graduate from the Metropolitan City Police Academy and are partnered with each other. Because of their youthful looks and the fact that they forgot to read a suspect his Miranda rights, they are assigned to go undercover in a high school in order to infiltrate a drug ring and catch the supplier. Schmidt, under the name Brad McQuaid, is "enrolled" in advanced placement (AP) classes; while Jenko,his brother Doug, is placed in the no-brainer classes. Unfortunately, they get their undercover names mixed up, and Schmidt attends the no-brainer classes while Jenko attends the AP classes. 21 Jump Street is based on the television series <a href="/title/tt0092312/">21 Jump Street (1987)</a> (1987-1991). The story and screenplay were written by Jonah Hill and American screenwriter <a href="/name/nm0045209/">Michael Bacall</a>. It is followed by <a href="/title/tt2294449/">22 Jump Street (2014)</a> (2014). If anything, the film is a continuation of the series and worksa reboot of the franchise. Captain Hardy states that "21 Jump Street" was a project in the 1980s, the time of the series, and is being revived. Also, several actors reprise their characters. "Rescue Song" by Mr. Little Jeans Atoms are composed of a nucleus containing positively-charged protons and a shell in which negatively-charged electrons orbit around the nucleus, much like a sun and its planets. When two (or more) atoms bond with each other, they form a molecule. The difference between a covalent bond and an ionic bond is how the two atoms are linked to each other to form the molecule. In an ionic bond, the electron of one atom is transferred to the other atom, effectively making one atom positive (cation) and the other negative (anion), and positives are attracted to negatives, so the atoms "stick" to each other. In covalent bonding, both atoms share the same electron. This sharing of an electron also helps make two atoms stick together. Mr Walters (<a href="/name/nm1443527/">Rob Riggle</a>) and Eric (<a href="/name/nm2002649/">Dave Franco</a>) escape in a limo with Molly (<a href="/name/nm0488953/">Brie Larson</a>)a hostage. Domingo (<a href="/name/nm1154986/">DeRay Davis</a>) and Karl (<a href="/name/nm0715788/">Randal Reeder</a>) escape in a second limo. Schmidt and Jenko pursue them in a third limo, all three of them weaving through the streets and baging into parked cars. Jenko creates a homemade bomb based on his knowledge of covalent bonds, learned from his AP Chemistry class, flings it into Domingo and Karl's limo, causing it to blow up. They then turn their sights on Mr Walters' limo. Walters exits the car, holding a gun to Molly's head, and vows to shoot her. Jenko fires his gun but finds that it is out of bullets. As Schmidt prepares to fire, Walters shoots at him, but Jenko leaps in front of Schmidt, taking the bullet in the arm. Schmidt fires at Walters, hitting him in the groin. As they stand over the writhing Walters, Schmidt and Jenko read him his Miranda rights, then high-five each other. In the final scene, Schmidt and Jenko walk into the office amid cheers from their colleagues. Captain Dickson (<a href="/name/nm0001084/">Ice Cube</a>) congratulates them and informs them of their next assignment …they're to go undercover in college. Yes. Judy Hoffs (<a href="/name/nm0005372/">Holly Robinson Peete</a>) gives Greg and Morton their new car. Stock footage of Harry Truman Ioki (<a href="/name/nm0629006/">Dustin Nguyen</a>) appears on a television set in the hotel room. Tom Hanson (<a href="/name/nm0000136/">Johnny Depp</a>) and Doug Penhall (<a href="/name/nm0217938/">Peter DeLuise</a>) appearDEA agents. Additionally, Greg shares the same last nameCaptain Richard Jenko (<a href="/name/nm0002078/">Frederic Forrest</a>).
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