22 Jump Street (2014)

Saw it last night. Lolled a fair bit. What more do you want?

Ryanz_sl said:

Money grab, looks like shit.

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So did the first one, and it was fantastic.

My local Cinemark is putting this in the XD theater over HTTYD2. I weep for the species.

Malakriss_sl said:

My local Cinemark is putting this in the XD theater over HTTYD2. I weep for the species.

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Your Cinemark doesn't like money I guess.

Saw it last night. It was really funny, me and all my friends were laughing the whole movie. They made fun of the fact it's a sequel the whole time. Jonah and Channing are a great comedy combo.

If you liked the last one then you'll like this one too.

9/10

The scenes during the credits. Worth the money.

Saw this earlier - shit was fuckin hilarious and yeah the ending credits had me crackin up.

10/10 for a comedy - it did not disappoint.

Saw it last night; thought it was funnier than the first, which is rare as hell.

Shockingly, this movie is getting really good reviews.

10/10 Ice Cube was fucking hilarious

These CGI don't draw themselves! Looking at some other CGI movies, Rio 2: $100 million, Mr Peabody and Sherman: $145 million, Frozen: $150 million.

They get big name talent to voice characters. They shouldn't, but they do. That's probably 30% of their budget right there.

Tarrant_sl said:

Clearly they don't draw themselves but there's little reason these movies should be costing as much as normal films. Seems like poor resource management.

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A very significant portion of the budget of 'normal' movies of the blockbuster is taken by digital special effects. A CGI movie is digital special effects from the first frame to the last. It takes a lot of artists and animators and a lot of time on render farms, which is also very costly.