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It's not as crazy as some of the stuff they do, but they are getting older and obviously need to wind down.

No plot, nothing to think about, have some beers and watch the carnage.

A good laugh.

It's wild to me that we got another 'Jackass' movie. I had no hope of getting another one after 3, however when the money runs out, the money runs out. I was always going to be interested to see just how far these guys were capable of pushing themselves. It turns out pretty far.

The movie has prolific nudity like we have never seen before from this series. There's always been full nudity here and there but they really ramped it up a notch this time around.

There are a number of new faces, including a female in the group this time around. Sadly not many of these newbies added much to the product. The had the odd moment here and there but mostly they weren't given a lot to do and just found themselves just standing around commenting on other's stunts.

The clips are pretty hit and miss. There are some classics in the mix, but there are also some that probably shouldn't have made the final cut as well. The opening and closing sequences were surprisingly dull and unmemorable I'm sad to say.

When it's good 'Jackass Forever' will have the entire cinema in stitches though, and while it couldn't come close to the consistent magic that 'Jackass Number Two' managed all those years back, it is still a very good time. If this is the last we ever see of this group then they can hang their heads up high. 8/10.

Recycled bits and lots of dicks. Nothing really new just more of the same. I feel like some of the guys knew what was about to happen to them at times and they just played along. It had its moments but its not the same without the entire crew. They did put something in the end for Ryan which was cool. Overall though it was just ok.

The originals ain't gettin any younger so its a smart move that they brought in some new recruits. A couple of them are duds but most of them were pretty good.

Its as funny as all the other movies with most of the stunts providing entertainment, not high end but totally funny.

I laughed more than I thought I would and cringed nearly as much :)

Firstly there is a review, the most recent I saw that rips apart the movie for not appealing to everyone, they criticise the writing, story and cinematography and effects, I mean just get a grip, it's a stunt film being nostalgic to a time they all were in the forefront of relevancy in the late nineties.

I do not understand why I'm seeing reviews of people surprised or offended, you are the generation of people that are circumcising the world of entertainment and making it a beige nightmare.

Not everything is for everyone, pretty early on we work out we have different tastes, I'd much rather see a dude fly off a ramp into a door than a man in a tutu doing ballet for 4 hours but I equally respect both as different but great. That's what people need these days, they harp on about acceptance at every turn but try and kill everything that's different or not to their tastes, we're making changes based off temperamental hypocrites who don't know themselves.

The film is as expected, laugh a minute, odd one wasn't funny to me but others laugh so I appreciate again we all react differently. I won't spoil the film but if you like jackass you'll like this, if you like stupid pranks or stunts on YouTube you'll like this, if you come in expecting anything different then you are the problem.

As deep as it sounds jackass is a message of a bygone era where stuff was stupid, dangerous and care free, not sterile and woke, they don't care about race or religion they'll smack you in the nuts. The world needs genuine acceptance and that includes entertainment.

Thank you for your service guys, absolute legends! I'm glad to see Steve-O has made a real good life for himself.

Lastly RIP Ryan, still missed.

Jack ass have returned after eleven years and really the guys needed a break. Here they hit the ground running as the opening credits is filled with enough explosion and stunts already, and a dragon made from a penis. There are some really great stunts as always. The treadmill band, the human ramp and the furniture store being some of the greats . Of course there's loads of dangerous Ness to eat up and the amount of genitalia here is not to little and not too much. Of course it's clear the guys are getting on and it's really nice to also see new faces that all added their one little bits. RIP ryan and thank you for guys for this it has made my day. So long and I hope the newbies can live up and continue on the great legacy.

When Jackass 3 came out my son was 12 and I drove to his school and got him out early so we could see it together. 11 years later, he came home from college and we went together today. An absolute blast!

All the previous Jackass movies, are & rated 10/10 in MY book.

But, this one (Jackass Forever - AKA 4)...

What a complete let down. I knew from the start, it wouldn't be the same without Bam & (RIP 💔) Dunn.

That magical, chemistry, natural hilarity. Was completely MIA.

It felt forced, Preston looks like he's sick & just broke my heart that something was missing.

4.5 was a BETTER movie, then this one was.

It's worth watching, but maybe once. Or once every 7-10yrs.

The others, I watch 4-6 times a YEAR.

Also, I HATE the new cast.

"Poopies"? What a STUPID F'in nickname & he's NOT funny.

The ONLY thing/person, that TRULY held this film together. That has the BEST & FUNNIEST parts & shocked me.. Danger Mother F'in Ehren McGhehey!

He should have been the TOP billed cast member of this movie! He's normally, more of the background extra type of dude.

But, he MADE this movie worth while. Held it together & had the most hilarious scenes!

Hats off to you, buddy!

This is easily the least funny of the the Jackass series. There are a few genuine laughs but lot of the magic is gone. The stunts are uninspired and the dynamic isnt the same as it was in previous JA movies. Its not just that they are older. The new cast members aren't funny, Bam and others are missed, but the biggest problem is in the writing. The stunts here are gross and dangerous as usual but overall lack the funny and witty aspects that made JA great. I wound up fast-forwarding through parts of this as the action was either slow or boring.

You can't help but love the absolute lunacy of a jackass movie, and this installment is no docent. You'll laugh, you'll cringe, and you'll definitely yell "oooohhh" many times.

The gang is back doing the same dumb sht. Guy! Don't ever change. There are plenty of bat and balls. They've added a girl to the gang. There is a nostalgic post-credit section. The mime-off is the best constructed. The bear is insane. It is the only truly insane section. The bull is the most damaging. This is the modern-day Three Stooges. Like the Stooges, the general public is going to find this repetitive. To be fair, there is only so far that they can take this. I guess they could do more celebrities and general public scenes. For fans, this is never getting old even as the guys get older.

Easily the worst out of all movies they put out,boring to the end,to me this movie wasn't funny at all,unlike the previous ones,I'm glad this is the last Jackass.

Twenty years after the first film, for reasons passing all understanding, Johnny Knoxville is still prepared to get hit by a bull, even though it's destroyed him literally every time it's happened. I do think, that this was perhaps my favourite of the Jackass films, for reasons I'll come on to.

A series of skits, stunts and practical jokes, the Jackass team (with a couple of exceptions) reunite and bring in some fresh blood (literally) to see how much pain and suffering can be inflicted on a suspecting and willing body.

I guess I liked this one best because it did away with some of the aspects of the other films, I didn't retrospectively enjoy so much. It felt less mean spirited, with less stunts being pulled 'on' people (especially the public, which I disliked the most) and more stunts with active participation of the cast. The new cast mix in well, and I don't know whether the plan was to cycle into this new era for Jackass, or just to take some of the pressure off filming this one, but I'd certainly watch more films based on them going forward. There's a cyclical nature to this particular film though, with homages to sketches from the early days featuring heavily and then shown side by side in the end credits.

My other issue when rewatching the previous films recently, was the unnecessary distressing of animals as part of it. Though animals are still involved in this one, it does feel like they're added here to do the torturing and there were several comments by the cast and crew, that you can overhear, about not accidentally hitting them whilst trying to get away.

Is it high art? No, of course not. And is most of it instantly forgettable? Absolutely, but I remember laughing and squirming quite a bit, and that is all I was looking for.

The worst of the movies. Ball busting and dick smashing. Not really funny when that's 50% of the movie. Some stunts were pretty dumb and added in as a filler. Not sure how another movie was made 10 years after the last. But hey, people seem to have enjoyed it based on other reviews. To each their own.

My daughter is a mad Jackass fan so I went with her to see the new film Jackass Forever. Even though she disagrees with me, I think this is their best film. Sure it is tragically missing Ryan and of course Bam isn't to be seen due to reasons. But I loved every moment of it. I found in the other Jackass films there would be stunts where I would be bored, but this one kept rolling out the good stuff, one after the other.

They probably could have changed the title to Jackass Cock Torture. Because there is plenty of that to be seen.

I wasn't overly keen on there being a token woman in the crew now. ( I can say that, as I'm a woman) I just don't think its necessary.. why do it? Its not like she fully committed to any major stunts anyway.

Regardless, I was not disappointed. I will definitely watch it again.

Jackass Forever (2022) is a movie my wife and I recently saw in theatres. The storyline follows some of our favorite old faces and some new ones in both staged and unexpected shenanigans where they put themselves and their bodies in harms way and we get to see what happens...

This movie is directed by Jeff Tremaine (The Dirt) and stars Johnny Knoxville (Bad Grandpa), Steve-O (Game Over, Man), Jason 'Wee Man' Acuña (Elf-Man), Chris Pontius (Charlie's Angel: Full Throttle) and Ehren McGhehey (All Hell Breaks Loose).

I always forget how many exposed penises are in these movies until I watch them again. I seriously never understand how many junk punches someone can take...the poor fellas must be sterile by now. The skits are always fantastic and it was fun seeing them pay tribute to some of their old stunts from both the movies and show while also unleashing some news ones. There's always fantastic creativity in these pictures. I also liked the new cast members.

Overall this "is Just another Jackass movie," which is great. I would score this an 8/10 and recommend seeing it for fans of the series.

It is pretty funny but too much penis. I like jackass for a while. And this one was okay. But be careful if you are taking children. I went to regal and check it out. Check out jackass 4.5. That was pretty cool as well Thank You and that is a honest review.

More of the same. And it got old 10+ years ago. Same ball hitting, same bull stunt, same poop stuff, same semen stunts, etc, etc, etc. You've seen it all before. Nostalgia is the only reason this thing doesn't have a rating of 3 or less.

It's very simple, if you didn't like any Jackass stunts in the past nothing will change here, you will still hate it. On the other hand if you always enjoyed watching the Jackass crew performing the most ridiculous but also hilarious stunts this movie will be right up your alley. I found it amazing they're still up for that kind of stuff. They're all much older and probably have enough money to live twice comfortably, but they still manage to do stunts that look very painful. Looking at the amount of injuries they had with this movie you can only conclude the human body has its boundaries and at one point you will get hurt. But for the viewer it's pure entertainment. I watched it with a big smile on my face, from the first till the last second, and I'm sure a lot of people will have the same experience.

As a collector of much memorabilia over the years, the Jackass and Wildboyz shows hold a special spot in my life. It hurts to say that this movie wasn't up to snuff when compared to the others. I still got plenty of laughs, and the new guy Poopies is absolutely hilarious. Go out and support these guys for making a fourth movie, and some good laughs will come with it. 5.8/10.

After how funny bad trip was I thought I had high hopes but it failed in every way possible. Some of the bits aren't even youtube worthy. Who finds jumping on a treadmill still funny? It's just emberrasingly mediocre and most of the time you can sense the desperation to be funny.

Jackass Forever sees the Jackass team (comprising of original members plus a few new headcases) inflicting severe pain and humiliation on each other, a lot of the stunts involving their genitalia (the film begins as it means to go on with a Godzilla inspired scene in which Chris Pontius' penis plays the monster!). It's incredibly puerile nonsense that delivers very little that we haven't seen before (indeed, some of the gags are reprised from earlier movies), and it definitely doesn't feel as fresh this time around, but I have to admit that it's still pretty darn funny.

Gags include close encounters with venomous snakes, insects, a vulture and a bear, chugging milk on a human centrifuge, being hit in the crown jewels by a heavyweight boxer, exploding farts, being drenched in pig semen, and lots and lots of dicks!

With Johnny Knoxville and his pals twenty years older than they were in the first film, there's also the very real danger that they won't get up from some of the stunts: Knoxville being flipped more than 360 degrees through the air by a not very happy bull is bone-crunching stuff. I think they should call it a day while they're still able to walk.

Thank heavens for the message at the end that warns viewers not to recreate any of the stunts shown in the film: I was just about to stick my junk in a hornets nest!

6.5/10, rounded up to 7 for IMDb.

It was great seeing the gang back together, but this was definitely the weakest entry in the series. The pacing felt all off in this one; way longer stunts that didn't really add up to much. Definitely some funny moments and Ehren took an absolute beating, but most others weren't involved in any super physical barring the dick stuff and the bull. The body just don't heal like it used to! The new crew was there for the physical stuff and they did a decent job. Poopies stood out the most to me. It was fine and I'll add it to the collection, but the charisma is wearing off. :(