Only I think it is sick and very absurd, aff, I feel pain for them, others' shame, humiliation, disgust, all bad, a few funny scenes, the worst of all in the franchise, the only scenes worthy of applause were the final credits , with them old men in 2063, if they survive until then, right, one is gone ... Bizarre, but in the most negative aspect possible ...

I remember these jackasses when they became popular. The 3rd generation of Mtv stuff. Idiots who went to a producer and said, "look we can do a bunch of stupid stunts, you won't be liable, and we will make a lot of money for you. The stunts, are a mixed bag, of good and bad. One good one is the rental car in the derby. One of the dumb ones is the taking a dump in a plumbing shop. I think a lot of the stunts are staged. They pay a lot of money to these places to let them perform. Meh. I am way too mature for this stuff.

I admit to not being a fan of "Jackass" and I have never watched the show. It seems like it got more popular as a series of films than a show. This was apparently made after the show ended. Really? It was pretty influential for a show that just lasted two years. I wouldn't really recommend this to anyone because seriously, "Jackass 3-D" was better. I admit I do feel bad for the people they pull the pranks on. It's not done in such good spirits as something like "Borat". Still, in terms of reality shows (which I believe this is) there really are a lot worse things out there. My favorite was the mousetraps. It was fun to see them all fly around. I just wish Wee Man had a bigger role. **1/2

There was Jackass. Before any YouTuber calls themselves original they should remember Jackass became before them.

This movie is downright disgusting. A bunch of idiots run around harrassing people, injuring themselves, and sticking things in their rear ends. Oh, and of course let's not forget that there's a lot of puking. So much that you'll want to join in. There's also some bowel movements and a guy eating his own urine and then...puking. They do manage to wrench a few laughs out of you, but that's because you're shocked that someone let these lunatics out of the hospital to run amock in public. If you think vomit, pee, and poop = humor, this one's for you. Otherwise stay away. I would be worrying about these mental midgets breeding, but I can't imagine any female who values her life getting near them, so hopefully we don't have to worry.

I am astounded that some studio executive actually bankrolled this. This is one of most asinine, childish, and just plain stupid thing I've ever seen. Basically the premise is, if you hurt yourself, it must be funny. When did physical pain become such fun? What a total waste of time.

I am a very unique guy. I freak lots of people out psychologically and im just plain ol' weird to about every person. Alot people love it though. I just have a HUGE sense of humor. Very few people can make me laugh VERY HARD, such as Tom Green, Norm MacDonald, Conan O'brien and Dave Chapelle, but now i have realized the NEXT, NEXT, NEXT level of humor. I found myself looking away during a scene where the guys were PURPOSELY paper cutting themselves between the fingers and toes, and even on the lips! i just couldnt bare to watch. i dont want to spoil anything. lets just say this movie will shock you, gross you, MAKE UR HEAD POSSIBLY HURT FROM SO MUCH LAUGHING and more. it will break all ur personal records. the movie is just GREAT!!!!!!

After a opening of high quality footage of the guys in a giant trolley, you think for this movie that they went up a notch of their production values, while O Fotuna is bellowing in the background. But right after this opening sequence we're taken back to the low quality, rough camera work of the series, and when this happens strap yourself in for one disturbing ride of painful laughing. While this is just a ninety minute episode of Jackass, they have gone abit further in their stunts. Though it feels that they are just trying to push the envelope further for our amusement, it still sends you into painful fits of laughter. It is quite disturbing some of the stunts they perform, while others are just sheer stupidity, yet you succumb to it all having a great time watching all this depravity. Your either going to love this or simply hate it. But if you one the people who love it, come join me on the floor and roll around in laughter.

Exhilarating from beginning to end, the stunts performed in this collection of sketches capture the spirit of the Gung-Ho filmmaking of many Hong Kong actioners which could care less about actor safety, where Hollywood would cringe. The movie does not bring a plot to the series of stunts, nor a justification to the masochism. Verging on slapstick and putting its stuntmen on the verge, this movie curiously satisfies by providing the thrill of seeing an incredible feat or a being in an extreme situation and comic relief ranging from crude campy humor to the purely coincidental irony of nature simultaneously, without the aid of a coherent backbone to explain the succession of activities performed. 10/10

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.