Where to watch 21 Jump Street online? All streaming options explored

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21 Jump Street (Image via Columbia Pictures)
21 Jump Street (Image via Columbia Pictures)

When 21 Jump Street hit the screens in March 2012, it redefined what to expect from a comedic buddy cop film. Directed by the dynamic duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, who were making their live-action directorial debuts, the film stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum as two underachieving cops.

The plot throws them back into the high school chaos, being undercover to thwart a synthetic drug ring and showing some action with slapstick humor that cracked up audiences worldwide.

Its success at the box office - raking in over one million globally - created a major stage for a sequel 22 Jump Street, which continued the laugh riot in 2014. The movie performed well and breathed new life into the buddy cop genre with a fresh and fun twist that has fans still quoting lines. If you have missed it out, there are plenty of streaming options available.

You can stream 21 Jump Street on Amazon Prime Video either as part of a Prime subscription or with ads if you prefer a free viewing option. Apple TV offers rental for those who like a pay-per-view experience.

If you're a Microsoft Store or Spectrum On Demand user, the film is available for rent. For fans looking to own a digital copy, purchasing options are available on Amazon Video and Apple TV.


All streaming options of 21 Jump Street explored

21 Jump Street (Image via Columbia Pictures)
21 Jump Street (Image via Columbia Pictures)

Amazon Prime Video

For Amazon Prime members streaming the movie comes at no extra cost, as a part of the Prime Video library.

If you're not a subscriber, no worries — you can still watch it for free with ads. The option is perfect if you’re budget-conscious but still want to catch the film. Additionally Prime Video offers a rental service for $3.99 if you prefer an ad-free experience.

Alternatively, if you'd like to keep the movie in your digital collection, it’s available for purchase at $13.99.

Apple TV

Renting the movie is straightforward and costs $3.99, which is a solid choice for those who enjoy integrating their movie nights with other Apple services.

The rental gives you a 48-hour window to watch the film as many times as you like. If you’d rather own it, Apple TV sells the movie for $14.99, which is slightly more than Amazon.

However, it seamlessly integrates with your Apple ecosystem, making it convenient for users already invested in Apple products.

Microsoft Store

Like Apple TV, the Microsoft Store offers the movie for rent at $3.99. It’s another excellent option for those who use Windows devices and prefer to keep all their media purchases in one ecosystem.

A buying option is also available for $13.99. which is the same as Amazon’s pricing.

21 Jump Street (Image via Columbia Pictures)
21 Jump Street (Image via Columbia Pictures)

Spectrum On Demand

For those who subscribe to Spectrum cable services, renting the movie via Spectrum On Demand is another hassle-free option.

Priced at $3.99, it aligns with other rental services in terms of cost and is especially convenient for viewers who prefer to manage their entertainment expenses directly through their cable bill.

Each of these platform offers HD and some in 4K quality. which ensures a crisp viewing experience. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of 21 Jump Street, looking to buy the film or just want a quick movie night rental, these platforms cater to your needs.

Remember, rental periods typically last about 48 hours from the first play, so make sure to plan your movie night accordingly.


The Jump Street franchise kicked off with 21 Jump Street in 2012 (which was a fresh take on the 1980s TV series) starring Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum as misfit cops going undercover in high school.

Its success spurred the equally hilarious sequel 22 Jump Street in 2014, which saw the duo infiltrating college.

Edited by Bhargav
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