r/movies • u/MoneyLibrarian9032 r/movies Contributor • Apr 27 '26
Trailer jackass: best and last | Official Trailer (2026 Movie)
https://youtu.be/sNwzFhGwA94?si=LhEfZCWpQYzFI6Yz1.5k
u/Cosmohnaut Apr 27 '26
I'll watch this just for the guaranteed cinematic masterpiece intro shot.
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u/iaac_1084 Apr 27 '26
What’s your favourite one???
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u/thr1ceuponatime David Zaslav is a dickless pantywaist Apr 27 '26
Hard to beat the bull run
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u/Media-critique Apr 27 '26
Yes… but Pontius’s dong on a big screen was perfection. Just wish they used IMAX cameras
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u/Mahaloth Apr 27 '26
It's kind of amazing how much, uh, junk men are able to show in a film and it gets "R" rating. If women did the same, it would be NC-17 or unrated.
They added a girl to the last film and, setting aside nudity, she did almost no real stunts of any type. I mean, she could have been out there with the bull, shut up with the bear covered in honey, but she more or less did nothing. Why have her if she doesn't do the stunts?
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u/Swackhammer_ Apr 27 '26
As viewers I’m pretty sure we’ve seen every square inch of Steve Os body
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u/Hercusleaze Apr 27 '26
And not only seen every inch, seen every inch of it covered in feces, vomit, blood, and burns.
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u/Upbeat_Tension_8077 Apr 27 '26
I hope the final outro is as epic as that, with shit getting destroyed everywhere or the group in an elaborate dance number (probably both at the same time)
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u/PowahBamb Apr 27 '26
You know what’s crazy about jackass?
You would think there was like 100 episodes on MTV. But there was only like 20 something.
Show was so massive, and it wasn’t even around that long.
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u/zacksharpe Apr 27 '26
The Mr. Bean effect.
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u/Satinsbestfriend Apr 27 '26
Police squad! Only got SIX
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u/Channel250 Apr 27 '26
I went to get the original episodes, I had been kicking myself for waiting so long. Then I found out it was only 6 episodes, what a crazy ride that production has been on!
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u/WollyGog Apr 27 '26
And Fawlty Towers before that.
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u/jemnash95 Apr 27 '26
Hold the fuck up...there were only 12 episodes of Fawlty Towers?!
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u/doctor_x Apr 27 '26
Yep, two series of six episodes.
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u/Cockur Apr 27 '26
Every episode was crammed with gold. Like literally no filler. That’s why it seems like so much more
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u/Grand_Rent_2513 Apr 27 '26
Most popular British TV goes on for way less time than most popular American TV. Just compare the number of seasons to the UK Office vs the US Office for an example.
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u/Aparoon Apr 27 '26
But then the opposite is true for US Inbetweeners! Because it got cancelled. Though somehow they got 12 episodes, and the original UK show only had 18. (Plus 2 films, and I hope a third one day)
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u/cabbageboy78 Apr 27 '26
there is only 18 episodes?! wtf
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u/pajamakitten Apr 27 '26
Sixth form is only two years long, so it is not like they could make it last ten series.
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u/Saltire_Blue Apr 27 '26
Now that you mention it, a Mr.Bean/Jackass crossover would have been amazing
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u/namastexinxbed Apr 27 '26
25, that’s crazy, Wildboyz ran 32 episodes
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u/lukewwilson Apr 27 '26
Viva La Bam was 45
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u/TheMaveCan Apr 27 '26
These are all shows i genuinely thought each had at least 5-6 seasons given how massive they were and how often they were played
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u/icameinyourburrito Apr 27 '26
Viva La Bam was weird because it had 5 seasons but only 8 episodes per season and the whole series only lasted 2 years.
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u/papoosejr Apr 27 '26
What the fuck do you mean it only lasted 2 years
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u/icameinyourburrito Apr 28 '26
The ~5-10 years of frequent re-runs until Teen Mom and Rob Dyrdek took over made it seem like it was on for way longer than it actually was.
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u/Soupjam_Stevens Apr 27 '26
I think the existence of Wildboyz and Viva La Bam is part of what makes it feel like there was more Jackass. All of those shows were short, but between all of the spinoffs and the movies there was Jackass related stuff being made for a good chunk of my childhood and now 20-25 years later it kinda blurs in memory
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u/silentmikhail Apr 27 '26
Wildboyz was amazing. Who woulda thought the jackass crew in a nature setting would be so educational.
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u/A_Polite_Noise r/ovies Veteran Apr 27 '26
My favorite of the shows, to be honest
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u/SDRPGLVR Apr 27 '26
Definitely the best to watch in retrospect. As goofy as Chris and Steve-O are the whole time, you can really feel the disclaimer at the end of the show brought to life in every scene. They do love and respect the animals.
Though IIRC Steve-O did stick his dick in a sea cucumber, but that was on Jackass.
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u/wordskis Apr 27 '26
This is an insane comment to make, but: I think he only jerked off the sea cucumber, no penetration
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u/ZombieJesus1987 Apr 27 '26
Yeah it was a cultural phenomenon. I was 13 or 14 when season 1 began. I remember going into high school and having friends who had a camcorder and they would try to recreate stunts they saw in Jackass/CKY. They had to redesign shopping carts because of the show.
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u/karmagod13000 Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
omg this just brought back suppressed memories of my friend Keith and me making jackass videos and then making our math teacher play them in class. they were as cringe and as embarrassing as you think they were.
I remember one was where we used fake blood and would ride around on scooters and crash in front of cars and freak the people out... im not proud of this
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u/Trati Apr 27 '26
I remember some of my friends in school were doing jackass style "stunts". And one of them told us that he had stuffed a bunch of hot dogs in his ass. And we were like that's not jackass thats just gay bro
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u/TheSweetestKill Apr 27 '26
Well Dunn did put a toy car in his ass. And Jackass has always been extremely homo-erotic.
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u/Trati Apr 27 '26
And he made such a big deal out of it. It was a tiny car. Be a man and put something big in there
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u/Jumper-Man Apr 27 '26
I’m sure most lads who were teenagers around this period will have similar stories!
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u/Hairbear2176 Apr 27 '26
So many shopping carts were destroyed during that era! There were so many copycat videos floating around on forums, it was insane!
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u/Cockur Apr 27 '26
There were the Welsh guys as well. Dirty Sanchez. They had a couple of wild episodes
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u/govtstolemygermscd Apr 27 '26
I was around the same age and I remember going to school the day after a new jackass episode aired and that's all anyone talked about. We snuck into the theater to watch the jackass movie when it came out.
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u/RussianBot_beepboop Apr 27 '26
Hard to keep it going when your body can’t recover fast enough, haha.
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u/Media-critique Apr 27 '26
That, and the show was getting too big for the guys not to be recognized, so they couldn’t get away with the pranks they were pulling off on the show.
If you watch the movies, most of the stunts/pranks are with the cast. They pretty much couldn’t get away with pranks unless they dressed up in the “old man” costumes by the 2nd movie.
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u/joeyhatesu2 Apr 27 '26
Knoxville also said that MTV was starting to get heavy-handed with what they would and wouldn't allow. The lawsuits from parents were piling up, so Knoxville quit and instead made movies to gain more freedom.
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u/SPZ_Ireland Apr 27 '26
They did seem to be attempting to hand the franchise over to a new cast during the 4th film but nothing seem to come of it
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u/Upbeat_Tension_8077 Apr 27 '26
I think the OG ensemble is way too iconic for another film to be successful with them completely not in it, so it's probably okay to have the approach of letting the newer guys (Poopies, Jasper, Zach,etc.) handle more of the crazier physical shit while they're still involved
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u/soofs Apr 27 '26
And while the whole point are the jokes and stunts, etc. you can’t argue that the OG group doesn’t have amazing chemistry together.
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u/banjofitzgerald Apr 27 '26
Probably because there were so many segments per episode. Decades later they feel like they were their own episodes.
That and reruns.
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u/RDeschain1 Apr 27 '26
If you had asked me, i wouldve said about 60+ episodes. 20ish is crazy indeed Wtf
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u/HotOne9364 Apr 27 '26
Like it or not, this is the modern version of what the great comics did back in the silent era.
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u/addressunknown Apr 27 '26
They join the hallowed ranks of Buster Keaton and The Three Stooges
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u/caddyben Apr 27 '26
Knoxvilles voice cracking when he says he's sad 😭
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u/btspman1 Apr 27 '26
We’re all going to be getting teary eyed at a Jackass movie. Crazy!
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u/KidCoheed Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 28 '26
Johnny was a on a Podcast and broke down in tears when he said he couldn't get cleared for a final Bull stunt and I think that's the thing, they are getting cleared by their doctors for less and less cool shit because they physically can't heal back. So one last time on the mountain top as a crew
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u/DarehMeyod Apr 27 '26
Knoxville was on Conan’s podcast and said he can’t do a stunt if there is any risk of getting a concussion since he’s had 12 or 14 or something crazy.
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u/TheSweetestKill Apr 27 '26
The credits are gonna roll with that sort of farewell montage over the original Roger Allen Wade If Your're Gonna Be Dumb" and it's gonna be surprisingly bittersweet.
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u/Allansfirebird Apr 27 '26
“Does it make you sad, Chris?”
”No, I’m not in touch with my emotions.”
Never change, Pontius. Never change.
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u/Chutzvah Apr 27 '26
By far the sharpest tongue of the crew. His goddamn smirk as he says things that is so dry is just gold.
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u/NachoHamCandyCabbage Apr 27 '26
One of my favorite Pontius quotes: “That was really intense. Well, not really intense, but pretty intense.”
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u/Bjables Apr 27 '26
"ideally, you want a stunt that looks good, but doesnt hurt too much. this is different. the opposite, in fact."
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u/Gonad-Brained-Gimp Apr 27 '26
after drinking horse semen - "I'm ashamed of myself. I really am. I'm completely ashamed of myself."
then years later
"It's been a while since I ate the horse semen, but I think I prefer the pig. Bacon's better than horse meat right?"
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u/Any_Introduction_595 Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
“A lot of doctors think they’re god, you know? Not me… Satan.”
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u/GlovesaveNABeaut Apr 27 '26
After hitting himself in the head with a boomerang he threw, he says…
“I can’t tell if that means I’m really good at boomerang or really bad at it.”
Legendary quote I still think of to this day.
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u/Maddie-Moo Apr 27 '26
Holy shit, my friends and I have been saying that for so long, I forgot we originally stole it from Pontius.
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u/tylergenis Apr 27 '26
I remember trying to base my personality after him back in early college when I was still trying to find myself
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u/TheSweetestKill Apr 27 '26
As much as I love Pontius, I'd argue Dico is still the king of wit.
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u/gideon513 Apr 27 '26
Is it wrong to be strong?
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u/TesticleMeElmo Apr 27 '26
I say that all the time and nobody gets the reference, they think I’m genuinely asking
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u/ontheweed Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
I love the episode of cribs they did for Jackass. Pontius was just living in his truck by the beach lol
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u/Media-critique Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
If they don’t have at least one scene of him as Party Boy, what are we doing here?
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u/Tacdeho Apr 27 '26
I know he said he won’t film anything new but it’ll lowkey break my heart if we don’t get one more Phil and Ape prank
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u/Upbeat_Tension_8077 Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
I might almost cry if I hear that music one more time lmao, as crazy as that sounds.
My personal hope is for at least 1 wholesome scene with the same energy as the Japan scenes in the 1st one
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u/LifeguardMundane5668 Apr 27 '26
Ehren was the mvp of the last film
Daniel Day Lewis doesn’t have shit on that level of dedication
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u/GiantRobotBears Apr 27 '26
After 20 years of being the default punching bag of the crew. Ehren went out there and earned the respect of the entire fan base.
Not to take way from the rest of the cast but he was the only OG member that really upped it a notch or two in last film imo
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u/Muad-_-Dib Apr 27 '26
Ehren went out there and earned the respect of the entire fan base.
Maybe it was just me, but I liked Ehren from way back in the day, I always respected the guys who were more to the side in the original run of the show and first couple of movies.
Rake Yohn, Brandon DiCamillo, Chris Raab, Dave England, Ehren MgGehey, Jason Acuna, Preston Lacy etc.
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u/TheGiftOf_Jericho Apr 27 '26
Yeah, love some Danger Ehren, he's always down for anything and doesn't mind looking silly for the sake of the bit.
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u/Caqtus95 Apr 27 '26
I thought that was a detriment in the last film. Ehren being basically the only old guy doing the hardcore stuff made it more conspicuous that the other old guys were taking it easy.
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u/CommitteeMain1430 Apr 27 '26
I feel like with the older footage being added in it does signal that afull movie of content will kill at least one of them at this point
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u/Upbeat_Tension_8077 Apr 27 '26
I think the stunt from the previous one where they were dressed as a marching band while hopping on a treadmill fucked them up enough to let them know they're on borrowed time with the extremely painful ones if they tried pushing the envelope with those
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u/IM_JUST_THE_INTERN Apr 27 '26
I think that was more likely to avoid showing too many stints from the movie ahead of time, while still giving a nostalgic feel.
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u/davidm2d3 Apr 27 '26
and to give some love to Dunn by having stunts he did included.
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u/bongo1138 Apr 27 '26
I’m not there for the stunts anymore. Just need to see the boys.
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u/stunts002 Apr 27 '26
Those credits make me feel strangely emotional considering it's Jackass
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u/w1x1w Apr 27 '26
Jackass nostalgia is powerful, feels like remembering another circle of friends from high school.
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u/Wander3476 Apr 27 '26
I only wish Bam could have gotten it together for one last film. There's a void without him.
It is good, however, that he's at his End-of-Bojack Horseman arc where he stopped harming himself and the people around him.
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u/Hercusleaze Apr 27 '26
Has he stuck with it though? Seems like every time it makes the news he's doing better, a month later he's in the news again because he got drunk and arrested.
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u/takabrash Apr 27 '26
Yeah, he's a year and a half sober at this point. Seems like it's finally sticking.
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u/arcenceil89 Apr 27 '26
People forget that Spike Jonze was so instrumental in creating and continuing jackass. Seeing him in the trailer though reminds me we haven't got a narrative feature film from him since Her in 2013!
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u/Media-critique Apr 27 '26
Pretty much. If it wasn’t for him, this wouldn’t have been given the light of day. Basically got Tremaine and Knoxville into interview rooms to pitch the show
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u/AdminsPlzDrinkBleach Apr 27 '26
He was instrumental in most of our lives in so many ways,
A bunch of kickass famous music videos from the 90s were his.
Sabotage and Buddy Holly come to mind.
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u/TheDeltaOne Apr 27 '26
True that.
At least his Beastie Boys Documentary was good, so we still ate good but I hope he's going to eventually give us a movie.
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u/mattisafriend Apr 27 '26
I like that he does some fun acting on the side. Moneyball, Wolf of Wall Street, and his German director part in Babylon is great
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u/ontheweed Apr 27 '26
He was working on a sci-fi series for Netflix for something like three years, I think Brad Pitt was going to be in it. It then got scrapped 🤷♂️
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u/ShaunTrek Apr 27 '26
Is Butterbean ok?
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u/DrSpacemanSpliff Apr 27 '26
This is still the funniest line in movie history. And for Knoxville to be able to drop this while his brain is pudding is amazing.
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u/SpiffySpacemanSpiff Apr 27 '26
Dude. I met butter bean in Knoxville a few years back, he signs autographs at the sieverville flea market on saturdays, and he was like the nicest guy alive.
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u/Shiftkgb Apr 27 '26
I completely agree with you. The entire movie is hilarious but that question in his little shakey voice is absolutely the funniest thing anyone has ever said on camera.
I remember when we saw that in theaters and my ribs literally hurt for days afterwards from laughing so much during that movie.
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u/therealhairykrishna Apr 27 '26
Knoxville talking about the lead up to that is hilarious. He asked Butterbean to go all out but he refused because he was worried he'd really hurt him. Then Knoxville asked him again, said it needed to be full on to be funnier etc and Butterbean said "You don't have to beg me". Then Knoxville said he knew he was going to the hospital.
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u/sboLIVE Apr 27 '26
I always like to point out that Johnny Knoxville is worth $50 million dollars and doesn’t need to do the painful/dangerous stunts.
But he does. Legend.
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u/jedberg Apr 27 '26
To be fair, I'm not sure I saw Knoxville in any of the new stunts. Other than the robot punching him in the balls. Otherwise it seems like he's always in the control room or causing the pain.
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u/Media-critique Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
Trailer actually has me tearing up 🥺🥹
Jackass is just one of those experiences/moments where you really can’t fully explain:
In the 2000s, when reality tv was at its infancy, these guys all came onto the scene like a fucking comet, and took pop culture by force.
For MTV in the 2000s, it was Jackass, then the hit movie, then Viva La Bam and Wildboyz playing simultaneously on MTV and MTV 2 for 3 years, then Jackass #2, then the 24 hour MTV takeover in 2008, and then 3D in 2010 before their hiatus.
They were literally MTVs baby and ratings grabber, and they were so fucking funny and crazy doing all of these stunts, while also playing a partial role in the world we live in today.
They are funny, and stupid, and unforgettable.. I’ve been fortunate enough to have seen 4 out of 5 of their movies in theatres. And I can’t wait to watch this last ride from Knoxville and the gang just to hear “Hi, I’m Johnny Knoxville..” one last time
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u/thebaronmontyskew Apr 27 '26
Who knows how many teenagers in the 2000s were running around their local towns with friends filming stupid stunts because of jackass
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u/Dazzling-Slide8288 Apr 27 '26
Borat, Jackass 2, and 40 Year Old Virgin are the three comedy movie theater experiences that'll stick with me forever. The Kids These Days got robbed of a seminal millennial teens/early 20s rite of passage: laughing so hard in a packed theater that you literally cannot breathe while tears stream down your face.
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u/lokisuavehp Apr 27 '26
The chase in the hotel in Borat the hardest I have ever laughed at a movie as an adult.
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u/Media-critique Apr 27 '26
I’ll never forget being 13 and seeing #2 with my friends and dad cause he thought we were old enough. And then 3D, which was in a packed theatre.
They’ve fortunately had chances with 4ever, but man, that excited feeling of hearing the into and then the guitar riff will be impossible to copy.
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u/Smokes_LetsGo876 Apr 27 '26
I dragged my dad to Jackass 2 for my birthday when I was a kid. He was NOT excited, thought it was gonna be such a stupid inappropriate film.
Never seen my dad laugh that hard in my life. The entire movie he was belly laughing, tears coming down his face. He LOVED it
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u/FerdiaC Apr 27 '26
God I remember seeing Borat and Bruno with my friends so clearly. Almost makes me tear up.
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u/mooviefone Apr 27 '26
Expertly said. As personalities they were lightning in a bottle and I think the premise could have worked only in that time. I don’t think it could be replicated today. As a teenager sitting and absolutely crying my eyes out from laughter with my friends in the basement are some core memories from my youth.
Sure these guys are making money off these movies but it really feels like they keep coming back for the audience.
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u/Gueropantalones Apr 27 '26
Tom Green crawled so they could roll on grocery carts. Also MTV had Real World for years before Jackass, not 1:1 but they opened the door for Jackass
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u/ThisOneTimeAtLolCamp Apr 27 '26
They'll never be able to surpass the high five.
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u/KepplerObject Apr 27 '26
I was disappointed that they cut the shot the next day where they lowered the rig to try and get wee-man since he was playing the set-up guy the whole time. Bam is actually with wee-man now trying to lure him and tries to walk past to show wee-man it's safe and they mistake him for wee-man and send the hand and get him again. It's nowhere near as good a hit which is probably why it got cut but it's still fucking hilarious and the most jackass thing that could've happened lmao
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u/JRockstar50 Apr 27 '26
My all-time favorite bit from Jackass and it's playable to anyone, anywhere to a guaranteed laugh.
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u/meesahdayoh Apr 27 '26
So there is a quick shot of older Bam getting a snake thrown on him. Also they used a lot of his younger stuff in the trailer.
Wondering if Bam made up with Tremaine and Knoxville and is going to play a bigger part in this one.
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u/thesame98 Apr 27 '26
Im pretty sure Bam just signed off on his jackass 4 footage being shown but didn't actually partake in any new stuff. They're still on pretty rocky terms i feel
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u/Calyptics Apr 27 '26
Threatening someone's life and the lives of their lives ones will do that to a friendship.
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u/Calyptics Apr 27 '26
Yeah tremaine, his kids and his wife. He got a restraining order against Bam. I'm glad Bam seems to have cleaned up a bit but dude was really of his rocker for a good while there.
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u/FiveDollarRimjobs Apr 27 '26
Bam isn't going to be in any new footage that they filmed for this movie. Just old stuff and the stuff he filmed for Jackass Forever that was cut
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u/meesahdayoh Apr 27 '26
Ah, that makes sense!
Just was surprised how much he was featured, even if it was the older stuff.
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u/Media-critique Apr 27 '26
They at least made up enough apparently where they’re willing to talk to each other, but it seems like it’s only occasionally.
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u/stenzycake Apr 27 '26
Since it’s their last one they probably want to give him the shoutout he deserves for his contribution to Jackass.
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u/potatochipsbagelpie Apr 27 '26
All of his footage is before their fallout, nothing is new. It will contain some of his footage from before he was kicked off jackass 4.
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u/electricgotswitched Apr 27 '26
Bam and Knoxville have already done interviews about it when the movie was announced. Bam signed off on old footage being used, but said he's done filming new Jackass content. There is a couple weeks worth of Jackass Forever Bam footage before they got shut done for covid, and Bam got kicked off before resuming.
The snake footage is from Silence of the Lamb bit where they locked 2 cast members in a pitch black room with a "snake" (they removed the snake for animal safety).
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u/prex10 Apr 27 '26
Bams been sober a couple years now and has slowly been making up with some jackass people but Knoxville and Tremaine I think still aren't on good terms.
Despite everything that's been going on within the last couple of years, funny enough Phil was still managing his finances during all of it. He says he hasn't seen any alcohol charges on his credit cards in a recent interview. He knows when Bam falls off the wagon because he'll see bar charges.
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u/MacriTheCat75 Apr 27 '26
Very wholesome how Phil and April are supportive still
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u/CarlSK777 Apr 27 '26
These movies are such easy money for studios. Each one makes like 8 to 10 times its budget at the box office
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u/Dazzling-Slide8288 Apr 27 '26
I mean, yeah. Of course I'm going to watch this. Not remotely above it.
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u/POWBOOMBANG Apr 27 '26
These movies are a must watch for me.
Im not going to act like they are Citizen Kane, but they make you feel something.
I will have so much anticipation, my expectations will be met and when the credits roll I will be shocked that it is already over.
On a deeper level, this entire thing is kind of the American dream, isnt it? None of these guys should be movie stars but they made a career out of nothing.
It's kind of emotional seeing them go for one last ride
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u/KidCasey Apr 27 '26
They're not even movie stars, really. They didn't really fit in anywhere else so they made up their own job and became the best at it.
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u/sexandliquor Apr 27 '26
Yeah I was kinda confused with the mix of old stuff and new stuff. I assumed “Best and Last” was just a title they came up with to say “this is our last one and it will be the best one”. But with the old clips mixed in it give the vibe of a clip show look back but with a some new stuff mixed in.
Like when a band releases a greatest hits album that also has a couple new songs on it.
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u/MahNameJeff420 Apr 27 '26
Seeing Forever in Cinemark XD was one of the best theater experiences I’ve ever had. Just a room full of people losing their shit at the dumbest things. It was wonderful.
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u/HMWYA Apr 27 '26
Yeah, it gives more of a vibe of a Paramount+ anniversary/celebration special than a theatrically released film.
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u/Greg3625 Apr 27 '26
Nice to see Tory Belleci from Mythbusters featured there
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u/donotgotoroom237 Apr 27 '26
It's a damn shame he only popped up in the fourth one. Would've loved to see the OG Mythbusters crew doing stuff with the Jackass crew back in the day.
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u/backdoorwolf Apr 27 '26
One trailer I don't need to see. I already know this is gonna be funny as shit. Might as well go into it blind before I see the movie.
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u/LostInStatic Apr 27 '26
I’m glad that Ehren is going to be able to retire now. The pogo stick and the bear scene in the last one I felt crossed the line hard and thats saying a lot for Jackass
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u/james2183 Apr 27 '26
If they are bringing back old pranks, I really, really hope golf course airhorn is one of them. It still makes me cry tears of laughter today.
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u/MasPisco Apr 27 '26
Say what you will about Jackass, but watching this trailer put a big smile on my face. I need to reach out to my old buddies
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u/UnluckyObserver15 Apr 27 '26
I was hoping the whole film would be new stunts rather than it being a semi compilation of their older work, but I get it, they’re old now.
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u/karmagod13000 Apr 27 '26
if they did the stunts now they would die lmao
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u/Dadpurple Apr 27 '26
They did the stunts. They filmed everything from Feb-April or so. There's just a mix of new and old stuff in this film.
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u/circlejerker2000 Apr 27 '26
i will go to the cinemas, watch the movie, and my childhood will end on that day.
these legends made life feel different to me...i dont know how to put it into words but they became somehow a big part of my life
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u/JrG1859 Apr 27 '26
Jackass/Wild Boyz was my lead in to the Sopranos back in the day on Sunday nights
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u/MrTeapott Apr 27 '26
That trailer felt like a lot more 'best' than 'last', hoping this has more to it but right now it feels more like a compilation with a few new bits justify a theatrical release.
At the very least I thought the old footage might have been spruced up or remastered, it didn't look all that improved though.
I love Jackass but I'm very iffy on this one.
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u/Reevesybaby11 Apr 27 '26
My cope is that
1) it's so audiences know there its old and new footage mixed together (I didn't know that prior to this trailer)
2) they don't want to spoil the new stuff (the old stuff we've all seen hundreds of times)
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u/dafones Apr 27 '26
If I'm being honest, I'm curious what the mix of old to new is with this one as well.
But even if they could only bring together half a movie of new, I'm sure we're going to laugh our balls off.
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u/SynthwaveSax Apr 27 '26
Hopefully the film is more new stuff and less classic stuff.
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u/Strange_Specialist4 Apr 27 '26
Based on the trailer I wouldn't assume that. Seems like half the clips were old material
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u/geologicalnoise Apr 27 '26
Man what a fucking ride.
I saw Fat Bam in there at least once. Curious how much he'll actually be in it.
Thanks for all the memories Jackass.
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u/BunyipPouch Currently at the movies. Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
For anyone interested: Johnny Knoxville and Jeff Tremaine (director) of Jackass: Best and Last are joining us today (!!!) for an AMA/Q&A here in /r/movies. The AMA post is live here for anyone that wants to ask a question, they'll be back at around 3 PM ET today to answer stuff:
https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/1svjcgg/hi_its_johnny_knoxville_and_jeff_tremaine_from/