21 Jump Street & 22 Jump Street: Best of Hollywood 2-Movie Blu-ray Collectors Pack

Some buyers want one film for a particular evening, others prefer a set that covers both instalments. This two-disc Blu-ray pack brings together 21 Jump Street and 22 Jump Street, with the same undercover police partners at the centre of both stories.

The first film sends Schmidt and Jenko undercover at a high school to investigate a dangerous drugs operation. The sequel moves their assignment to a college, where new surroundings begin to test their partnership as well as their ability to solve the case.

Both films combine action, adventure and comedy, with thriller and detective-story elements. The pack is presented in colour on Blu-ray, no extra features are listed in the supplied details.

Quick overview

This is a straightforward way to get both Jump Street films together rather than choosing just one title. The first story plays on the awkwardness of returning to school undercover, while the follow-up shifts the setting to college and adds tension between the two officers. Their shared premise gives the set continuity, but each film has a different campus environment and case.

The format is Blu-ray, and the pack contains two discs. If you already know you enjoy the pairing of action and comedy, having both entries in one set makes it easier to watch them back to back or keep the sequel ready for another night. You’ll like it if you want both films in one collection and are happy with a feature-film set rather than a release with documented extras. The supplied details do not specify bonus content, so it is best to treat this as a two-film collection, not a special-features edition.

Getting the most from it

The two stories are linked by Schmidt and Jenko, but the change from high school to college gives the sequel its own setting and relationship problems. Watching them in order follows the characters from one undercover assignment to the next. Alternatively, the set can suit a casual film night when you want a familiar mix of police investigation, campus comedy and action without needing to select two separate titles.

As with any Blu-ray purchase, the format is a practical detail to factor into your decision: the product is listed as Blu-ray, and the supplied information does not name another format. No playback compatibility details are provided. If you are comparing it with buying a single film, the main distinction is simple: this pack includes both named films across two discs, rather than focusing on just one instalment.

Best use cases

This set makes most sense for viewers who want the complete two-film pairing described here, or for a shared watch where one film’s high-school setting can lead into the college sequel. The premises offer a blend of undercover policing and comedy, while the partnership between Schmidt and Jenko carries the story across both settings. It could also suit someone filling a gap in a Blu-ray film collection with a paired action-comedy release.

It might not be a great match if you are specifically looking for a different format, or if you only want one of the two films, neither preference is catered for by the pack as described. The listing gives the format, colour and disc count, but does not provide details of subtitles, audio languages or bonus material, so those should not be assumed.

Final verdict

Choose this pack if having both 21 Jump Street and 22 Jump Street together is more useful to you than selecting a single entry. Its appeal is the two-film format and the shift from a high-school investigation to a college assignment, not a stated collection of extras. For someone after just one film, a single-title release would be the more direct fit, for a two-film watch in Blu-ray format, this set keeps the pair together.