Movie Previews - 21 Jump Street *NSFW* Trailer

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When I first heard that they were releasing a film version of 21 Jump Street I was skeptical to say the least. When I heard that it was going to star Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill, I scoffed. But after seeing a few clips I have to say that I think it's going to be a fun film! Sure, it doesn't seem to have the edge or angst that permeated the Johnny Depp/Holly Robinson series but this is a new interpretation for a new time. 

Another thought springs to mind... the bulk of audiences will probably be blissfully unaware that there ever was a 21 Jump Street TV series or that Johnny Depp even started acting before Pirates of the Caribbean! Either way, check out this very funny clip before you make up your mind.




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