Movie review: '21 Jump Street'

21 Jump Street (Sony Pictures) makes a virtue of low expectations, like an underachieving high school burnout coasting on his modest reserves of charm. This spoof of the late-'80s/early '90s TV series of the same name—to

Not doubt Hollywood doors opened a little easier for hottie 21 Jump Street actor Dave Franco because of famous older brother, James. "It's tough, man," Dave admitted to me at the South by Southwest premiere of 21 Jump Street.

But on 21 Jump Street, their credit – or culpability — is front and center, since moviegoers possess no shortage of trepidations about a big-screen version of an '80s TV show they might barely know. Thankfully, the film doesn't merely luxuriate in the

Although the film is already in theaters, it didn't stop actors Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum to promote “21 Jump Street” at WonderCon 2012 in Anaheim. The “21 Jump Street” comedy duo arrived in the bike cop uniforms for a

Not doubt Hollywood doors opened a little easier for hottie 21 Jump Street actor Dave Franco because of famous older brother, James. "It's tough, man," Dave admitted to me at the South by Southwest premiere of 21 Jump Street.