| nudity |
Crude humor |
| violence |
The violence in 22 Jump Street is very comic book style. This movie is not rated R because of the violence. The violence is non-frequent, funny and not realistic. Many PG-13 movies are more violent.
Some punches to the face, as a man hits a woman in a comic fist fight. Similarly, in another scene, a man headbutts another man and he tumbles over. The woman is the main aggressor in the first fight. In the final shoot out, when someone is shot a small amount blood spurts out (comic book style but less than the first film and slightly more than The Hunger Games) but doesn't stain the environment and a man is stabbed in the stomach very briefly. Also a man is shot in the arm (grazed), with the same amount of blood.
Some more action styled car chases and shooting ad violence. |
| profanity |
30 uses of 'fuck', 2 uses of 'pussy', 1 use of 'cocksucker', 1 use of 'nigger', 80 plus uses of 'shit', 14 uses of 'piss', 12 uses of 'bitch', 5 uses of 'crap' and 2 uses of 'fag'. |
| alcohol |
The premise to the film surrounds police officers trying to find the dealers and suppliers of a new synthetic drug that can have deadly side effects.
A fake drug is discussed and people are shown comically getting high off of it. This is all for humor and does not glorify drug use in any way.
College kids drink massive amounts of alcohol at parties and in drinking games, sometimes to the point of throwing up. Beer games are played alot.
Schmidt and Jenko take a drug in one scene. They both have different hallucinations; Jenko's hallucination is him cycling on top of a rainbow and Schmidt's hallucination is him visiting hell. |
| frightening |
In one scene, Schmidt and a girl have a discussion about one of the students committing suicide.
The final shootout is intense.
Captain Dickson may come across offensive as he insults Jesus Christ at one point throughout the movie. |
