27:44 I kid you not when this scene happened the entire theatre started dying of laughter for 5 full minutes. It was the most incredible experience I've ever had watching a movie in the theatre.
I know precisely how I would do a 3rd (and final) Jump Street movie. Here's my pitch: Title: The Final Jump Street (No, Really!) "18 years since first joining the Jump Street Division and 24 missions later, Schmidt and Jenko finish their 25th mission and return to headquarters to find out that the Jump Street initiative is being shut down for a newer version of Jump Street with younger detectives, due to the everyone on the force becoming too old for undercover missions. Jenko sees this as an opportunity to move on when he receives a job offer with a private security company that pays more than what he makes, while Schmidt feels insecure about losing his job and debates what his future should be, wondering if he should join the new force in hopes of becoming the captain. Meanwhile, a new form of drug is hitting the streets of Los Angeles by drug dealer twins, Kayce and Jack, establishing themselves as new competition for the others. After killing members of a drug gang and taking over their territory, the case is given to Jump Street, which has been forced to move back to the church on 21 Jump Street, where it all began for them. Weeks away from being forced out, Schmidt and Jenko set out as undercover drug dealers in order to infiltrate the new gang, seeing this as their final mission. Knowing that they need to be the real deal, they steal drugs and sell them on the streets, catching the attention of Kayce and Jack, who kidnap them. Interrogated, the two decide to hire them in helping spread the influence of their new drug and become fast friends with them over time. Captain Dickson announces that he has been promoted to Commissioner, and Maya (Dickson's daughter) leaves the force to start her own art company. With everyone preparing to start new lives after Jump Street, Schmidt feels nostalgic for the old days and struggles to come to terms with the fact that he is now older. He later meets Molly Tracey (from the 1st film), who has married and is about to see her first child off to college and realizes that he never truly got to have a family, making him more confused about what it is that he wants. He later talks with Jenko, who expresses that he cannot wait to be done with Jump Street, explaining that while he loves and misses the old days, he knows that nothing will ever feel the same. He then tells Schmidt that he is taking the private security job and asks him to join too. The twins begin an operation to wipe out the rest of their competition, revealing that their father once secretly controlled the drug underworld before his death and wish to reclaim it in his honor by avenging him. Jack expresses that they now have more than enough to retire, but Kayce wants to continue. The competition reaches out for a meeting, being led by those who betrayed their father. The twins then call up Schmidt and Jenko for an emergency meeting. They meet with the twins and are told of what is going to happen. Afterwards, Schmidt and Jenko call upon Jump Street for help, including the new detectives. A meeting is set up with the last remaining competition, who plan on killing the twins and taking their product. However, the twins plan to send in Schmidt and Jenko as decoys. Realizing that it's a trap, the two reveal themselves as cops and Jump Street move in, resulting in a three-way gun fight. The twins move in on the competition leaders and kill a majority of them before only one is left. Before they can kill him, Schmidt and Jenko stop them and fight. The surviving competition leader takes the chance to shoot Kayce and Schmidt but is shot and killed by both Jack and Jenko. The two have an understanding and leave with their partner. Jenko takes Schmidt to the hospital. Back at their headquarters, Kayce tells Jack to make a break for the border and to take the money they had made to live a normal life, apologizing for being so obsessive with the past to put them in danger, before dying. Jack loads up as much of the money as he can and his brother's body before the cops arrive, driving to a secret passage through the border into Mexico and disappearing. A few weeks later, Schmidt recovers from his injury and is told that the drug bust operation was mostly a success, having enough to charge the surviving henchmen and put the operation out of business, while a manhunt has been ongoing for the twins. Jump Street is officially shut down and a new division opens, "The Next Jump Street". Maya talks with Schmidt and wishes to give their relationship another chance, asking him to join her art company. He agrees and the two get back together. Schmidt and Jenko talk with the new detectives, telling them that they should go their own way and do something different with the new division. They all agree and manage to change the name of the division to follow their own path. Schmidt and Jenko leave Jump Street behind, going their own separate ways. 10 years later, it's revealed that Schmidt and Maya had married with children, turning their art company into a thrilling business. Jenko continues to work as a private security, while visiting Schmidt on the weekends. Commissioner Dickson continues to run the LAPD. And Jack has built a house next to the ocean in Mexico, visiting his brother's grave. A reunion is held for members of the Jump Street division, including the last surviving members of the 80s division, where everyone catches up and reminiscences about the good old days together. While alone and sharing a beer, Schmidt and Jenko jokingly bring up the 'unofficial missions' that no one knows about and decide to start a novel series based on their adventures. During the end credits, the 'unofficial missions' are revealed as such: Being sent to a universe where they teamed up with the Men In Black organization for one mission (with cameos from Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones) but were allowed to keep their memories. A time-travel mission back to the late 80s where they teamed up with the original Jump Street crew. A mission in an alternate timeline where they teamed up with female versions of themselves. And a mission that involved going back to their roots in order to get the division back in business after becoming too 'insane'."
As a kid, I used to go around quoting the entire poetry scene including the ones that the non-important characters said😭 I’m only now realizing what all of that meant. My parents failed me.
Great channel New sub from Chile+1! i recommend you another movies same style : 🔥 *Get Him to the Greek* (2010) _/starring _*_Jonah Hill_*_ & _*_Russell Brand_* 🔥 *The Other Guys* (2010) _/starring _*_Will Ferrell_*_ & _*_Mark Wahlberg_* 🔥 *Horrible Bosses* (2011) _/starring _*_Jason Bateman_*_ , _*_Charlie Day_*_ & _*_Jason Sudeikis_* 🔥 *Neighbors* (2014) _/starring _*_Seth Rogen_*_ & _*_Zac Efron_* 🔥 *The 40-Year-Old Virgin* (2005) _/starring _*_Steve Carell_*_ & _*_Seth Rogen_* i also recommend you do not watch trailers because sometimes the trailers ruins great moments , spoil best jokes and reveal cameos good vibes!
I remember being to able to pass as older to see this movie, and it was such a great experience. People laughing, and going wild. Nowadays you don't get this anymore since comedy these days aren't funny
Hello, I hope you are very well and that you have a nice week with lots of joy and happiness. This movie made me laugh a lot and I even had happy moments. With the trip to Torres del Paine Chile last Friday and Saturday it left me very happy , now with the video reaction of the film they left me happier on the day 😊
Hi Meg. I saw a recent reaction vid of yours in which you commented on your preference for naturalistic acting over theatrical acting. I would like to suggest a film called Silence of the Lambs. If you haven't seen it, its a psychological horror detective film. There is a character played by a legendary actor who employed the theatical side of acting to bolster his performance and actually inform his character. If I may, I'd like to recommend the film as it makes for a great reaction vid, and your thoughts on the performance in particular would be appreciated. Cheers👍
Hey Meg did you hear about Mass Effect: Paragon Lost? It's an anime movie set in between the 2nd and 3rd game. Pretty sure it's non-canon but it ties into the game's events and shares some voice actors with the games as well. Might wanna check it out if you haven't already.
I know you're being modern and you skip through the best parts I know that we can go and watch it when people review it's funny you skip through the whole part with her father at dinner ice cube with dinner
Lmao. Meg mentioned a few things, now I feel I should confess. In one of your earlier videos a really thought Caleb was your gay little brother. 😅 Sorry 🏳️🌈
I study English I don’t understand Japanese language In this anime English voice it’s OK the it’s not bad But to be honest When it comes to emotions Japanese voice really hit you Harder than in English If you know what I’m saying
You do love gay characters. There's nothing wrong with that. I assume you empathize and (or) identify with marganized groups and like to see them represented in a positive way. I am the same way.
Shoutout to all the Jeffs out there
Oh man that Ice Cube reveal was so great, everyone in the Theaters audibly gasped and started chuckeling when it happened
That level of surprise and hilarity can't ever be replicated 😂😂
Your reaction to ice cube as the dad reveal is pure gold 😂😂😂😂😂😂
20:14 omg that mutahar laugh is amazing. Love this reaction😂❤
27:44 I kid you not when this scene happened the entire theatre started dying of laughter for 5 full minutes. It was the most incredible experience I've ever had watching a movie in the theatre.
I know precisely how I would do a 3rd (and final) Jump Street movie. Here's my pitch:
Title: The Final Jump Street (No, Really!)
"18 years since first joining the Jump Street Division and 24 missions later, Schmidt and Jenko finish their 25th mission and return to headquarters to find out that the Jump Street initiative is being shut down for a newer version of Jump Street with younger detectives, due to the everyone on the force becoming too old for undercover missions. Jenko sees this as an opportunity to move on when he receives a job offer with a private security company that pays more than what he makes, while Schmidt feels insecure about losing his job and debates what his future should be, wondering if he should join the new force in hopes of becoming the captain.
Meanwhile, a new form of drug is hitting the streets of Los Angeles by drug dealer twins, Kayce and Jack, establishing themselves as new competition for the others. After killing members of a drug gang and taking over their territory, the case is given to Jump Street, which has been forced to move back to the church on 21 Jump Street, where it all began for them. Weeks away from being forced out, Schmidt and Jenko set out as undercover drug dealers in order to infiltrate the new gang, seeing this as their final mission. Knowing that they need to be the real deal, they steal drugs and sell them on the streets, catching the attention of Kayce and Jack, who kidnap them. Interrogated, the two decide to hire them in helping spread the influence of their new drug and become fast friends with them over time.
Captain Dickson announces that he has been promoted to Commissioner, and Maya (Dickson's daughter) leaves the force to start her own art company. With everyone preparing to start new lives after Jump Street, Schmidt feels nostalgic for the old days and struggles to come to terms with the fact that he is now older. He later meets Molly Tracey (from the 1st film), who has married and is about to see her first child off to college and realizes that he never truly got to have a family, making him more confused about what it is that he wants. He later talks with Jenko, who expresses that he cannot wait to be done with Jump Street, explaining that while he loves and misses the old days, he knows that nothing will ever feel the same. He then tells Schmidt that he is taking the private security job and asks him to join too.
The twins begin an operation to wipe out the rest of their competition, revealing that their father once secretly controlled the drug underworld before his death and wish to reclaim it in his honor by avenging him. Jack expresses that they now have more than enough to retire, but Kayce wants to continue. The competition reaches out for a meeting, being led by those who betrayed their father. The twins then call up Schmidt and Jenko for an emergency meeting. They meet with the twins and are told of what is going to happen. Afterwards, Schmidt and Jenko call upon Jump Street for help, including the new detectives.
A meeting is set up with the last remaining competition, who plan on killing the twins and taking their product. However, the twins plan to send in Schmidt and Jenko as decoys. Realizing that it's a trap, the two reveal themselves as cops and Jump Street move in, resulting in a three-way gun fight. The twins move in on the competition leaders and kill a majority of them before only one is left. Before they can kill him, Schmidt and Jenko stop them and fight. The surviving competition leader takes the chance to shoot Kayce and Schmidt but is shot and killed by both Jack and Jenko. The two have an understanding and leave with their partner. Jenko takes Schmidt to the hospital. Back at their headquarters, Kayce tells Jack to make a break for the border and to take the money they had made to live a normal life, apologizing for being so obsessive with the past to put them in danger, before dying. Jack loads up as much of the money as he can and his brother's body before the cops arrive, driving to a secret passage through the border into Mexico and disappearing.
A few weeks later, Schmidt recovers from his injury and is told that the drug bust operation was mostly a success, having enough to charge the surviving henchmen and put the operation out of business, while a manhunt has been ongoing for the twins. Jump Street is officially shut down and a new division opens, "The Next Jump Street". Maya talks with Schmidt and wishes to give their relationship another chance, asking him to join her art company. He agrees and the two get back together. Schmidt and Jenko talk with the new detectives, telling them that they should go their own way and do something different with the new division. They all agree and manage to change the name of the division to follow their own path. Schmidt and Jenko leave Jump Street behind, going their own separate ways.
10 years later, it's revealed that Schmidt and Maya had married with children, turning their art company into a thrilling business. Jenko continues to work as a private security, while visiting Schmidt on the weekends. Commissioner Dickson continues to run the LAPD. And Jack has built a house next to the ocean in Mexico, visiting his brother's grave. A reunion is held for members of the Jump Street division, including the last surviving members of the 80s division, where everyone catches up and reminiscences about the good old days together. While alone and sharing a beer, Schmidt and Jenko jokingly bring up the 'unofficial missions' that no one knows about and decide to start a novel series based on their adventures.
During the end credits, the 'unofficial missions' are revealed as such: Being sent to a universe where they teamed up with the Men In Black organization for one mission (with cameos from Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones) but were allowed to keep their memories. A time-travel mission back to the late 80s where they teamed up with the original Jump Street crew. A mission in an alternate timeline where they teamed up with female versions of themselves. And a mission that involved going back to their roots in order to get the division back in business after becoming too 'insane'."
2:34-2:35 WILL FOREVER BE ICONIC 😂😂😂🙌🏽
"Hey, remember me? I'm your best nightmare *Shakes Head*....I'm your worst nightmare."
Is my favorite line to quote.
As a kid, I used to go around quoting the entire poetry scene including the ones that the non-important characters said😭 I’m only now realizing what all of that meant. My parents failed me.
THE "YOU MISSED A SPOT" SCENE I CAN'T 😂😂
Only Spider-Man Homecoming had a better dad reveal.
Great channel New sub from Chile+1! i recommend you another movies same style :
🔥 *Get Him to the Greek* (2010) _/starring _*_Jonah Hill_*_ & _*_Russell Brand_*
🔥 *The Other Guys* (2010) _/starring _*_Will Ferrell_*_ & _*_Mark Wahlberg_*
🔥 *Horrible Bosses* (2011) _/starring _*_Jason Bateman_*_ , _*_Charlie Day_*_ & _*_Jason Sudeikis_*
🔥 *Neighbors* (2014) _/starring _*_Seth Rogen_*_ & _*_Zac Efron_*
🔥 *The 40-Year-Old Virgin* (2005) _/starring _*_Steve Carell_*_ & _*_Seth Rogen_*
i also recommend you do not watch trailers because sometimes the trailers ruins great moments , spoil best jokes and reveal cameos
good vibes!
Yes I agree , the same thing happens with the subtitles , many times reading the joke before listening ruins the pounchline
There were real plans to make a third film with a Men In Black crossover, but it was scrapped when MIB International flopped.
He can kinda blend in with all that's going on, but did you catch that the coach was H Jon Benjamin?
23:25-23:30 HER LATE REACTION THO😂😂😂
Got to watch Superbad next
I'm on watching you and Caleb
reacting to the 21 Jump Street
movie and I really enjoyed it
Thank You and take care Meg.🤠👍
My name Jeff..
Yes it is
I remember being to able to pass as older to see this movie, and it was such a great experience. People laughing, and going wild. Nowadays you don't get this anymore since comedy these days aren't funny
Hello, I hope you are very well and that you have a nice week with lots of joy and happiness. This movie made me laugh a lot and I even had happy moments. With the trip to Torres del Paine Chile last Friday and Saturday it left me very happy , now with the video reaction of the film they left me happier on the day 😊
Glad your trip went well. Thanks for watching and laughing with us :)
You say it sounds dangerous I say it sounds like a good time 😭😂🤤
Nobody ever catches the red herring joke
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
this movie is so silly, i love it so much
Hi Meg. I saw a recent reaction vid of yours in which you commented on your preference for naturalistic acting over theatrical acting. I would like to suggest a film called Silence of the Lambs. If you haven't seen it, its a psychological horror detective film. There is a character played by a legendary actor who employed the theatical side of acting to bolster his performance and actually inform his character. If I may, I'd like to recommend the film as it makes for a great reaction vid, and your thoughts on the performance in particular would be appreciated. Cheers👍
Are you siblings? You look so much alike ☺️
Hey Meg did you hear about Mass Effect: Paragon Lost? It's an anime movie set in between the 2nd and 3rd game. Pretty sure it's non-canon but it ties into the game's events and shares some voice actors with the games as well. Might wanna check it out if you haven't already.
22 JUMP STREET IS LITERALLY THE BEST🙌🏽🙌🏽
There was the third movie in development and it should have been a crossover with Man in Black.
Sadly they cancelled it
39:53-39:54 LITERALLY ME😂😂
oh my goodness Meg my hair is blue too😭😭💯
YES BLUE HAIR
YASSS FINALLY 😁👏🏽👏🏽
Back in 2015 people were not snowflakes they could actually take a joke
15:15 meg is the roommate 😭😭😭
Paul made it awkward at first huh?
JENKO AND ZOOK WERE LITERALLY SOOOO CUTE❤❤❤
You should watch the movie Paul (2011)
greg jenko is so queer coded i dont care what anyone says this is channing tatum's best role
YES!!!!!!!!!
I know you're being modern and you skip through the best parts I know that we can go and watch it when people review it's funny you skip through the whole part with her father at dinner ice cube with dinner
Lmao. Meg mentioned a few things, now I feel I should confess. In one of your earlier videos a really thought Caleb was your gay little brother. 😅 Sorry 🏳️🌈
I study English I don’t understand Japanese language In this anime English voice it’s OK the it’s not bad But to be honest When it comes to emotions Japanese voice really hit you Harder than in English If you know what I’m saying
You do love gay characters. There's nothing wrong with that. I assume you empathize and (or) identify with marganized groups and like to see them represented in a positive way. I am the same way.
PS I love you guys. One of my favorite channels.
27:50-28:20 🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀
FIRST 🎉
SECOND
26:59-27:16😂😂😂🤭🤭
13:19-13:26 😂😂😂
yeah im old school, paul gives me nightmares.disgusting ones.
15:15 meg is the roommate 😭😭😭