A first look at the sequel to 2012's successful "21 Jump Street" reboot debuts.
Channing Tatum and
Jonah Hill are back for more silliness in the big-screen follow-up to
21 Jump Street.
Sony Pictures unveiled a red-band trailer Monday for
22 Jump Street, reteaming Tatum's Greg Jenko and Hill's Morton Schmidt for the action comedy.
Nick Offerman's Deputy Chief Hardy
gets meta when he tells the crime-solving duo: "Nobody gave me a shit
about the Jump Street reboot but you got lucky. So now this department
has invested
a lot of money to make sure Jump Street keeps going."
The trailer sets up the new college world in which Jenko and Schmidt
will find themselves as they go on a mission to look for yet another
drug dealer. It also introduces their new headquarters (a group of
Koreans bought back the church at 21 Jump Street, thus the address
change).
Not surprisingly, things get a little rowdy (see: frat parties, lots
of drinking and swearing). Jenko and Schmidt also visit their nemeses
from the first movie, Dr. Walters (
Rob Riggle) and Eric (
Dave Franco), in jail. Things get a little
too real. Watch the red band trailer above.
22 Jump Street is directed by
Phil Lord and
Chris Miller and also stars
Ice Cube, Amber Stevens and
Wyatt Russell. 22 Jump Street hits theaters June 13.