21 JUMP STREET (2012): How To Reboot - A Video Essay
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- This week, we sit down and take a look at Phil Lord and Chris Miller's brilliant 2012-reboot, 21 JUMP STREET starring Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum!
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This and 22 jump street are the two best comedies of the 2010's. And nothing else honestly even comes close.
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@@elis1716 name them all
Yeah, these movies are great. But there are plenty of straightforward 2010 comedies that we got and are also good: Game Night, Spy, Sorry to Bother You, the Deadpool movies, there are plenty more
Nah man. 27 Jump Street. Cuz Bill Hader
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This movie is undeniably a masterpiece, it just has everything and masters it all so perfectly
Please suggest more movies of this level comedy: 22 Junp street and The interview
Very intelligent breakdown of the film and reboots! I really agree with your points here, 21 Jump Street is the perfect way to reboot a franchise while walking a perfect line between parody and serious narrative. Now you need to do 22 Jump Street - a fantastic sendup of sequels.
To think the same guys who did this also did The LEGO Movie...bloody great movie too.
:D
And now spiderverse. Theyre gonna go down as legends.
also, spiderman into the spiderverse
My name is Jeff
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im so happy this is the top comment
So simple, yet so deep.
As a stage actor, I find people not liking the idea of reboots or remakes for films quite humorous. In theatre, that's par for the course. Most great written plays will be retold on the stage thousands of times. I've done two plays multiple times. Playing the same character in the same play twice in two very different productions with two wildly different takes on the material and as such, my character, while being the same, was actually quite different.
Couldn't agree more! Reinterpretations/reboots have been around for hundreds of years, I don't know why film-people can't fathom that!
People are weird that way, I suppose.
They want to go back to the golden days, when everything was a book before.
Well, they can just read a book, lol. I read 50 books a year. If you know how to read, you can always read a book.
I prefer reboots that improve from the original but movies that worked well, should just be left alone
21 Jump street is a deconstruction of reboots, 22 jump Street is a deconstruction of sequels.
22 Jump Street is also a bit of a deconstruction of 21 Jump Street, which I find pretty interesting
21 Jump Street and 22 Jump Street are two of my favorite comedy films of all time.
Why is that though? Like I’ve seen similar movies with similar styles of comedy, and they’re usually very bad. What makes this movie stand out?
@@Lutherstrode17492 Because they’re funny and they’re full of charm? How’s that difficult to understand?
@@scifinerd17 because most people like to shit on this type of humor
@@Lutherstrode17492 not if it’s done right, and in this case it was
@@scifinerd17 how tho?
You're really good at this. I am floored to come across somebody who can so effortlessly pull off such a difficult genre with the same quality as people who have hundreds the times of your subscribers. Wow
I totally loved this movie. It made me fall in love with Channing Tatum as well.
Another great example of a reboot is Kung Fu Panda. It takes the classic “chosen warrior “ trope and does it in a meta yet classically funny way, while still keeping the message.
I always loved this movie but never thought too much about why. I can really get behind this video essay.
Which is why it is funnier than 'spoof' movies that just mimic things that are silly already, which also rely on you being familiar with the thing it is trying to parody. You don't need to have seen the tv show to find this funny, just as you don't need to have seen Excalibur to appreciate Monty Python's holy grail.
*not so slim shady*
Great video. 21 Jump Street is a really funny movie, but I personally like 22 Jump Street even more. Also, Ice Cube is the hands down the best character in these films.
that moment at the end is ruined by him saying “i would have tooken a bullet for you”
A COMEDY WITH ACTUAL CHARACTER GROWTHS.
Awesome breakdown, mate. Can't wait for more.
Your videos are so good man. Great job on this one! I (weirdly?) Appreciate your appreciation for this movie haha
Brow u very good at these. Keep it up. I mean I have been going through ur breakdowns n it's all the movies I love but so many ppl never rated. Thanx for making me understand. Aweee
Hire two good actors that have a great chemistry together.
Still appreciate this analysis 3 years later. Favorite comedy for sure
Hey man......... this was a good video, Do one on CHiPS please
But why? CHiPS is nowhere near the same level of filmmaking mastery
dude I so happy I found your channel great essay keep up the good work
Your videos are so fucking well written and well made! You deserve WAY more subscribers
Greatest comedies
Hangover
21 Jump Street
Hot Tub Time Machine
Pineapple Express and Superbad top all of those for me. And the king of all comedy movies, The Big Lebowski, tops them all. Ive never heard it in an interview or anything but as far as I can tell The Big Lebowski laid the groundwork for all of the comedies we each have mentioned(particularly the Apatow/Goldberg/Jonah Hill/Seth Rogan/James Franco comedies of the last decade+), and I dont think its been topped yet. Though they've definitely honored the legacy.
@@Negentropy369 Hangover is still consider the GOAT. It was a phenomenom when it came out.
Forgot Harold and Kumar.
I love these movies
21 jump street is my favorites movie
21 and 22 jump street are some of my favourite movies ever.
Movies great, as well as the fact that the filmed the school scene at my school. Riverdale High School Harahan Louisiana
One of my favorites
Whew! For a moment, I thought you were going to announce that they were going to reboot 21 Jump Street AGAIN!!!
Holy shit brie larson is in 21 jump street
Your videos are awesome man. Very good break downs! Also would you ever do an indi film review like that?
i liked the magnificent seven!
In defense of Magnificent Seven, we don't get a lot of popcorn westerns and while it's painfully average, it's also not hard to get through
I completely agree, ms and this guy are on the same page.
I liked magnificent seven. I thought it was extremely fun
21 jump street was a reboot??????
Even I didn't know when I watched it and fricking LOVED IT!!
you're a brilliant man
You sound like Badger from Breaking Bad if he was Australian
That's a complement by the way
What about oceans eleven its definitely the best remake
wait... I didn't even know this movie was a remake
Omg he sounds just like jonah hill, got me pretty confused at the beginning of the vid
Just foudn this and wanted to comment it
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Jeff
Idk I am not saying you are not right but the movie its just fun af lol
Now tie this to 22 Jump Street and how to Sequel and ill Sub!
I actually like 2016 M7. The original was good, but not really so good that you're not allowed to redo it.
I thought Magnificent Seven was pretty good
Incredibly average.
+Artur Araújo yea incredibly average
Firstname Lastname I agree, I thought it was actually really good. It's one of my favorite movies.
this film is so meta
I feel like the long hair wig they had Chaddington Tatum wear in the flashbacks was deliberately ridiculous to further lampoon the obvious trope of 30 year-olds playing high-schoolers.
He sounded like jonah hill for a sec at the start
Completely agree, owning the present fully with a gentle reference to the past is the perfect formula, cast played a crucial role in pulling it off though, especially JONAH HILL, cos ABSOLUTELY ANYONE COULD HAVE PLAYED Channing Tatum's role... I mean anyone, from a concrete slab to John Cena or any other big guy, shame Dave Bautista is too old to go undercover to college, but he could have went as a substitute teacher while JONAH HILL would have went as a student and it would have still worked AND EVEN BETTER, main workaholics here are JONAH HILL and ICE CUBE aka O'Shea Jackson, I don't like nicknames at all, even cold drinks related ones, LOL
My name jeff
Wait people don’t like Magnificent 7?
This guy doesn't say anything usefull, insightful, or funny about movies. He just takes simple concepts that everyone recognizes and explains them in 5000 words instead of just saying like "they break the 4th wall".
I didn’t even know 21 jump street was reboot
It problably was glee
Who said the tv show was bad?
nema jeff
People who bitch about remakes annoy me so much because
1. You did not pay for that movie to be made. The only time you have to spend money on it, is by going to the theatre to see it. That is a choice you make, and if you don't like the movie- tough shit. You aren't owed a movie you like, you are owed a movie and that's it.
2. It's arrogant. That is not your book/movie/show, you did not create it. The creators were not thinking about you when they made the original, nor were the creators of the new ones thinking about you. They don't know you, so for you to be like "WAH! They're ruining my childhood" Just sounds like you being selfish. It's not about you.
3. The old/original stuff still exists. You might have to pay for it or pirate it, but the reboot/remake of something doesn't get wiped off the face of the Earth.
Don't like that something is being remade? Fine, don't consume the new version, but shut the fuck up and stop acting like you're some kind of victim because a tv show got a modern reboot. Fuck off.
The audience doesn't fund a movies creation (beyond box office sales being high making it more likely that a sequel to said film will be made), producers do. Beyond the ticket sales that come out after a film is already finished and ready to be screened, you have fuck all to do with movies that get made. You just want something to bitch about.
Can't be arsed. Not yet a minute in and you're wrong on two points: a performance of a play *isn't* a reboot - it only becomes that if the source material is _changed_ in some way. With the initial examples you almost seem to be suggesting that ratio of good:bad reboots is 50:50 - if that were the case I seriously doubt you'd be making this video...
Are you Jonah hill ?
Lol at edit error
Miami Vice is a poor film in my opinion.
Back when Bri Larson was human 🤣
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This truly was not a good "Reboot".
I totally forgot about Korean Jesus.😂😂
This video was pretty basic though.