All in all, why are you wasting time reading this go watch it.Uninteresting comedic original hilarious amusing A pair of underachieving cops are sent back to a local high school to blend in and bring down a synthetic drug ring. The plot had the duo Hill and Tatum as Morton Schmidt and Greg Jenko (respectively), get deployed as undercover cops to a high school to bust a drug ring, and everything you'd expect to happen, doesn't. The high moments in the movie was whenever the duo were together, the low moment was when they were apart. The jokes keeps coming in from every corner making you laugh although. 21 makes fun of everything in its path, even down to drugs, and how we kept expecting things to blow up and they just don't. The directors and writers made sure you didn't have to go see the original to get the full taste of 21, as the film made do of the current pop culture in our time and how ironic and dumb it looks to make a fun movie and enough juice left to make another. The movie was directed by Phil Lord and Chris Miller (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs). I guess the most fun I had was when I saw Ice – Cube talking to the duo.
Hill's performance was on a mild okay side, but the main cheese in the movie was Channing Tatum, who transcended from a jock to a nerd and still maintained his persona. Written by Jonah Hill who also starred in it, 21 is a movie that suits a cinema viewing with a box of popcorn at your side.
The 2012 movie adaptation also had the former cast of the series Johnny Depp and Peter DeLuise play a minor role. Based on a TV series of the same name which aired on Fox Network between 19, the series focuses on a squad of youthful-looking undercover police officers investigating crimes in high schools, colleges, and other teenage venues. The thing is that all the buddy cop movies after Rush Hour 1 have been either too dull to comprehend or just mildly interesting and could just pass as a movie you've seen just to mark the register that you've seen it.
Buddy cop movies have been losing their waves.
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