Titreenp
SERIOUSLY. This is what the crap Hollywood still puts out?
RyothChatty
ridiculous rating
Spidersecu
Don't Believe the Hype
Rio Hayward
All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.
mummychic12
I have actually seen all of the Jackass movies I think...and I actually feel silly writing a review for it because I don't actually know what I'm reviewing. The stunts are creative...? I'll give them that. I personally don't find a lot of humor in doing hurtful pranks...I know they are all willing to do them but I just don't find pleasure in watching. Couple that with nothing but profanity and nudity...I just don't see the appeal. That said, if that's the sort of thing you find funny, it's there for your enjoyment; that's why they make these movies so enjoy I guess. There are a lot of shows that have videos of people doing similar pranks on people of obviously there's an audience for it out there somewhere.
Floated2
The original Jackass film coming from the popular MTV television show arrived in theaters in 2002 and made a ton of money, which warranted it two more sequels. This film however was not as great nor entertaining as its sequel. There were very many little individual gags which could have been done without, and several gross out gags which weren't funny in the least. Though, there were still some funny and entertaining stuns, but majority of the film was not funny. Jackass Number Two being better than the original is a sign of growth and shows that they become more creative and energetic within their stunts. Some decent stunts and gags in this film include: golf course airhorn, the gong, nighttime panda skit. The weakest stunts were the gross out gags.
Seth Landers
Holy toledo, too many closed-minded and moronic pessimistic haters saying false things about this movie! It's not your typical movie. Of course there's a minimal story, it's an 85 minute "Jackass" episode. The characters are the cast from the infamous hit MTV show.So many laughs during this movie. A bunch of brave men, I'd say. Doing heroic things that most people don't even have the guts to do. Sure, there are disgusting scenes in it, some painful comic violence, and the stunts they do can be completely absurd at times. The whole point is that it's for your entertainment, that's why they are so appealing to watch!Henry Rollins, Tony Hawk, Eric Esch, Bam Margera's friends & parents, George Hruska, Naoko Kumagai, and Mat Hoffman make wonderful cameo appearances in the process of their production.I completely respect Jeff Tremaine, Johnny Knoxville, Ryan Dunn (R.I.P.), Chris Pontius, and all the other Jackass cast & crew. Never has a documentary full of brilliant people attempting to do dumb stuff been so experimental that it ironically succeeds.This movie has high replay value and I feel honored to own a copy of it on DVD. Don't take it seriously, laugh, enjoy the Jackass cast, and you'll have a fun night!
Ali Catterall
Jackass: The Movie might just be the best film ever made. Hear me out. Forget about aesthetics or narrative, if one were to measure a movie's success purely by second-for-second entertainment value, then Johnny Knoxville and Co win hands - and trousers - down. This is a film, after all, where a man places a toy car in a condom and buries it in his rectum (then visits a radiologist complaining of bowel pains). Another clamps baby alligators on his nipples. Another, very simply, just poos himself. For laffs. To essentially stimulate the part of the brain that lights up when John Belushi crushes a beer can on his head in Animal House. Taken together with the sequel, it's around 3 hours of deranged brilliance you should never attempt at home. Anti-PC power: They're only hurting themselves, so oddly low.Vicar-baiting potential: 80. Scat-factor: Deep red.Blasphemy/sacrilege/profanity: Oh, a lot.
