Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum are back together in 22 Jump Street. This time around, Schmidt and Jenko head off to college to stop a new drug - Whyphy - from hitting the streets. The dynamic duo's bromance is tested when Jenko finds a new friendship with the football team's star quarterback (Wyatt Russell). The film has a lot of laughs, with possibly the funniest end credits of any comedy. Directors/screenwriters Chris Miller and Phil Lord join their two leading men to discuss their incredible recent success.

Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill return as the world's most dimmest pair of undercover cops in a sequel that has the critics in a good mood. What about you? Share your thoughts and vote in our poll here.http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/in-contention

Fans are just one week away from the premiere of “22 Jump Street,” the cop comedy sequel starring Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum. Now, the film has released an International Red Band trailer that's definitely NSFW as a reminder of just how vulgar and raunchy the film franchise can get. Also read: '22 Jump Street’ Review: Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill Star in a Funnier, Smarter, Sexier Sequel In the original “21 Jump Street” film, Hill and Tatum went undercover in a high school.

A new clip has emerged online from 22 Jump Street, in which Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill get to grips with their new undercover identities as freshmen at a local college. There's more drug-smuggling afoot you see, and since disguising themselves as high-schoolers worked so well last time out, they're not going to change it up any time soon. This time, however, they're also passing themselves off as brothers, a story that immediately comes under scrutiny in this latest clip.