In 2021, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse co-writer/director Rodney Rothman revealed during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that he is set to write and direct 24 Jump Street. However, that hasn't sounded the death knell for the buddy comedy series. Ultimately, they abandoned the crossover with the MIB franchise.
Podcast, writer-directors Lord and Miller opened up on the struggle to not "drive these two franchises into the ground" due to their inherent differences. The minds behind the Jump Street films haven't been silent about why their crossover failed, with Jonah Hill lamenting, "It almost became what we were making fun of." Earlier in 2022, on the Happy. The film, titled 23 Jump Street or MIB 23, was in development for years but never picked up enough steam. To do that, they hoped to take the story to space by merging the franchise with the Men in Blackseries. Let's discuss what happened to the planned third film, 23 Jump Street, and whether fans will ever see the return of Jenko and Schmidt.įollowing the success of 22 Jump Street, creators Phil Lord and Chris Miller wanted to take the series to the next level. But even after making fun of sequels, a third Jump Street movie was announced to be in the works. The 2014 follow-up, 22 Jump Street, parodied Hollywood's devotion to churning out countless sequels with incredible end credits that depicted the pair in an endless stream of Jump Street movies. Released in 2012, the first film was made for $42 million but ultimately became so popular it grossed nearly five times that amount during its theatrical run. The irreverent take on the self-serious '80s show made for a witty and fresh movie that brought in big box-office dollars. The two movies are based on the 1980s Fox procedural TV series of the same name that ignited Johnny Depp's fledgling career.Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum starred in the films as two immature and incompetent narcotics cops, Schmidt and Jenko, who went undercover as high-school and college students. The 21 Jump Streetfranchise is regarded as one of the best buddy-comedy series of the 2010s.
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