Get Your Laugh On With "22 Jump Street"
Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum return as boyish-faced police officers in 22 Jump Street, the follow-up to the hit 2012 film, 21 Jump Street. Ice Cube returns as the no-nonsense Captain Dickson.
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Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum return as boyish-faced police officers in 22 Jump Street, the follow-up to the hit 2012 film, 21 Jump Street. Ice Cube returns as the no-nonsense Captain Dickson.
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