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December 3, 2014 + 4.5 Star Reviews, Quick Reviews

Quick Review: 22 Jump Street (2014)

by Christopher Haskell

22 JUMP STREET BY CHRISTOPHER HASKELLDECEMBER 3, 2014 Remember that kid who got picked on in middle school? (I do, because I was one.) Now, remember how eventually they just owned the names that they were being called until it was no longer enjoyable for the other kids to make fun of them? Well, Christopher Miller and Phil Lord took a page out of … Read More Quick Review: 22 Jump Street (2014)

November 18, 2014 + Tuesday Releases

Tuesday Releases: 22 Jump Street & Sin City: A Dame To Kill For

by Christopher Haskell

NOVEMBER 18TH, 2014 22 JUMP STREET // Remember that kid who got picked on in middle school? (I do, because I was one.) Now, remember how eventually they just owned the names that they were being called until it was no longer enjoyable for the other kids to make fun of them? Well, Christopher Miller and Phil Lord took a page out of that … Read More Tuesday Releases: 22 Jump Street & Sin City: A Dame To Kill For

June 13, 2014 + Theatrical New Releases

Theatrical Releases: 22 Jump Street & How To Train Your Dragon 2

by Christopher Haskell

“22 Jump Street” proves that it is not “always worse the second time around”, a quote from the Chief in the film played by Nick Offerman. Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill return for another undercover adventure, making good on the promise at the end of the first film, as they head to college. The film has no way of surprising like “21 Jump Street” … Read More Theatrical Releases: 22 Jump Street & How To Train Your Dragon 2