After the equally solid sequel emerged in 2014 (and an end-credits sequence lampooned the idea of endless big-screen adventures for Hill’s Schmidt and Tatum’s Jenko), the Jump Street film franchise appeared to have written itself into a corner. The winning chemistry of co-stars Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill - coupled with the wry, self-referential humor of directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller - led to one of the biggest surprise smashes of 2012. When Sony announced it was developing an action comedy based on 1980s television series 21 Jump Street, no one expected the film to perform well, not alone be as fun and hilarious as it is.
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