Featured Audience Ratings

• Nicki M

  
  Stupid boys movie that I never would have picked by choice. Initial tedium gave way to revolted "car crash" viewing, but I certainly wouldn't say I liked it. In particular the idiot who pulls out one of his front teeth and the super gluing to each other. Honestly think… More
  Stupid boys movie that I never would have picked by choice. Initial tedium gave way to revolted "car crash" viewing, but I certainly wouldn't say I liked it. In particular the idiot who pulls out one of his front teeth and the super gluing to each other. Honestly think these guys are pretty stupid. Yes, they are making money off it, but a lot of this stuff is really dangerous and unhygienic.

• Shawn E

  
  Similar to Jackass 3D, but with more commentary on the stunts.

• Mike S

  
  Side-splittingly hilarious! This bonus feature is even better than the last one. Not all of it is great (some of the stuff was cut out for a reason after all), but it's definitely the best behind-the-scenes material / deleted scenes footage they've put out so far. I just… More
  Side-splittingly hilarious! This bonus feature is even better than the last one. Not all of it is great (some of the stuff was cut out for a reason after all), but it's definitely the best behind-the-scenes material / deleted scenes footage they've put out so far. I just hope this isn't the last we'll ever see of them, because I just can't get enough of their epically entertaining antics.

• Todd S

  
  With Jackass, most people know what they're getting by now. What I've always loved about this series is how simplistically genius it is. They seem like a bunch of crazy, drunken idiots, but they actually plan and put a lot of work into each and every stunt. What I like about… More
  With Jackass, most people know what they're getting by now. What I've always loved about this series is how simplistically genius it is. They seem like a bunch of crazy, drunken idiots, but they actually plan and put a lot of work into each and every stunt. What I like about 3.5 is that for the first time, they really show you what's going on behind the scenes. They show you what it's like to be on the set and what goes into the things they do, with in depth interviews, and behind the scenes footage. They also start to go into a different direction, going from the usual stunts and gross outs to pranks and practical jokes, which are utterly hilarious. This is billed as the direct-to-video extra scenes movie, but it's actually a lot more and I really enjoyed this one a lot more than Jackass 3D.

• Bill C

  
  About 20-30 minutes too long. Most of the bit need a bit of editing for pacing and punch. Several of the bits that do not work-out ie either funny or gut wrenching they spend too much time talking about why they did not succeed.

• RJ M

  
  For the second time, Johnny Knoxvillle and the Jackass crew produce a direct-to-video follow up to their theatrical film, on the premise that they had shot enough footage for two movies. Not quite. While this film is leaps and bounds better than the abyssmal Jackass 2.5, don't be… More
  For the second time, Johnny Knoxvillle and the Jackass crew produce a direct-to-video follow up to their theatrical film, on the premise that they had shot enough footage for two movies. Not quite. While this film is leaps and bounds better than the abyssmal Jackass 2.5, don't be fooled into thinking that it's non-stop hijinks. There is a lot of time dedicated to interviewing the Jackasses about how they came up with the gags, and how much they hurt. As for the stunts and pranks themselves, it's equally hit and miss for the films 85 minute run time. There's quite a bit of funny stuff, but just as much that should've stayed on the cutting room floor. If you've seen Jackass 3D, then you will even have seen a few of these stunts already, as they were added during the closing credits of that movie. Still, I did laugh a good number of times. A particular favorite of mine is the boys making the most of the old "Diet Coke and Mentos" combination in a very small room. On a side note, it's been speculated many times that several of the Jackass crew are gay. While they deny it, they don't do much to prove the rumors false. They revel in not only showing off their private parts, but not being shy about closely inspecting, and even touching each other. Yes Chris Pontius, we know that you love your penis. Yes Bam Margera, we know you like things shot into your ass. Yes Steve-O, you are a freak of nature, and if you ever come near me or my family, I will have you shot. So don't go in expecting a gut buster on the level that the movies provided. Instead, this plays out like a very padded up episode of the tv show. Funny, sometimes very funny, but not a gut buster.

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