|
 JACKASS
THE
MOVIE
With
Johnny
Knoxville,
Bam
Margera,
Chris
Pontius,
Steve-O,
Dave
England,
Ryan
Dunn,
Jason
"wee
man"
Acuña,
Preston
Lacy,
Ehren
McGehehey
Directed
by
Jeff
Tremaine
The
MTV
Jackass
show's
next
logical
move
was
inevitable:
compile
a
feature
length
movie
of
footage
that
may
have
been
a
bit
too
much
for
television
broadcast
and
slap
it
on
the
big
screen
in
all
its
gory
glory.
Alternative
entertainment
doesn't
get
more
leftfield
than
this.
Is
this
the
digital
future?
The
names
Johnny
Knoxville,
Steve-O,
Ryan
Dunn,
Wee-Man
and
Bam
Margera
have
become
synonymous
with
pop
icons
(or
should
that
be
anti-pop
demons?).
The
skateboard
generation
of
anarchy
and
heavy
music
has
met
its
media
match
in
the
performances
of
the
Jackass
crew.
Admittedly
dumb
and
dangerous,
it
remains
one
hell
of
a
laugh,
mostly
because
of
its
dumb
and
dangerous
nature.
They
do
things
we'd
never
dream
of,
but
find
gross
or
laughable.
Whether
it's
snorting
wasabi
mustard,
connecting
electrodes
to
their
testicles,
getting
shot
by
a
riot
gun,
smashing
up
a
rental
car,
ramping
a
golf
cart
or
crapping
in
a
hardware
store
display
toilet,
however
nuts
it
seems,
you
sometimes
wonder
how
they
come
up
with
the
shit
-
oh
yeah,
they
probably
sit
around
and
brainstorm
over
a
couple
of
joints.
Get
high,
videotape
your
buddies
doing
stupid
things
and
get
paid
for
it
-
an
ideal
job
prospect
for
some
15-25
year
olds.
The
off-center
antics
of
these
illegitimate
stunt
men
can
get
downright
dangerous
and
sometimes
more
shocking
than
funny,
but
hey,
as
long
as
it's
their
own
necks,
can
we
really
complain?
The
end
credits
are
a
blast
-
the
Jackass
guys
are
all
prosthetically
aged
and
blown
up
one
by
one,
a
great
companion
piece
for
the
opening
giant
shopping
cart
sequence.
Jackass
has
a
love-hate
viewer
relationship
-
many
love
to
watch
it,
others
hate
it,
while
they
can't
pull
their
eyes
from
the
screen!
Extra
DVD
features
pack
a
knee
in
the
groin
feast
of
material.
There's
a
Making-Of,
outtakes,
additional
footage,
two
music
videos
(by
Alan
wade
and
Michael
W.K.),
promo
spots
and
trailers,
biographies
and
commentary
tracks
making
it
an
extra
feature
length
worth
of
mayhem.
One
of
the
additional
pieces
include
the
elaborate
Failed
Ending
which
they
had
initially
planned
-
hilarious
in
its
multiple
malfunctions.
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