Jackass 3D
Tags: humor, entertaining, prank

Plot synopsis:
Beavis and Butt-head introduced the film by explaining 3D technology. The opening sequence features the cast lining up and then being attacked by various objects in slow-motion. The opening sequence, as well as many of the stunts, were filmed with Phantom high speed cameras which shoot at 1,000 frames per second.
Jackass 3D follows the same premise as the past movies and the television series. It is a compilation of various pranks, stunts and skits, and has no plot. Some of the stunts featured included tether ball being played with a beehive filled with Africanized bees, one of Ehren McGhehey's teeth being pulled out with a Lamborghini Murciélago, using super mighty glue to take off chest hair and much more. The final stunt includes Steve-O being launched in the air while inside a portable toilet (which was achieved by connecting the port-a-potty to bungee cords) filled with excrement.
The closing skit is done in a similar fashion as the introduction, but uses explosions as objects are thrown at the cast to the tune of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture. After the explosions are finished, the cast members are flushed away by a wave pool. As in the past two Jackass films, comedian Rip Taylor makes an appearance before the credits roll, celebrating the end of the film in overly dramatic fashion. As the ending credits play, a retrospective is shown with clips from the original show along with old photographs of cast and crew set to Weezer's "Memories", the film's single. Knoxville's daughter, Madison, is also seen in the ending credits, joining in on the prank fun.

Review: No matter how old I get I don't think I'll ever get tired of watching these brave men launch various objects at their genitalia and ignite a wide variety of explosives while standing far too close for comfort.I'm sure most of you have seen the trailer so I don't have to go into the stunts and pranks performed in the film, but what I will talk about is how amazing the film looks.
Love it or hate it, "Jackass 3D" accomplishes just about everything it sets out to; in effect, Johnny Knoxville scores a goal on an empty net.I am the anomaly, but I'd wager next to no one is 'on the fence' about whether or not they should see this film.
While no sane human being would be attempting these stunts in the first place leading to the fact that all of the actors mentioned earlier and especially Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Wee-man and Steve-O are all one of a kind maniacs that prove that they are four of the craziest and most entertaining men in the world (or are they just stupid?).There is no plot at all to this film and contains a specific type of humor that isn't for everyone.
But for about 80% of this film, I was howling with laughter, though terribly embarrassed I was carrying on like that.The only thing I can say specific to a scene in this movie is that the Midget Bar Fight has got to be, no doubt about it, the most hilarious "Candid" scene I've ever watched.I had major qualms about going to see a film so crude, gross, violent, and obviously marketed to an audience about 40 years younger.
You'll know whether you'll like this or not which is why if you ask someone what they think of Jackass they'll either give you a 0 or a 10!The film keeps the stunts fresh too!
Its not a family orientated form of entertainment, its not for the weak hearted, and most importantly, its not something that disappoints and Jackass 3-D is no exception.Each hilarious stunt looks as if the writers took great pride into thinking them up...which also makes me ponder...what were they thinking?
So, if dropping a duce or getting hit in the groin is what the people want, then let there be Jackass.This film personifies humor, and will leave you in stitches on the way home, I give Jackass 3-D the best possible score it could receive, an 8 out of 10..
What actually works better here is the other new innovation, the high speed camera used to capture the moments of heavily inflicted pain; watching the moment of impact in crystal clear slow motion adds to the feeling of awe and sense of fascination as you watch the slow-motion convulsions, and also to the empathy you'll feel for each one on the receiving end.Of course, Jackass has never been about purely sadistic pleasures; the intent is to make us laugh, and a lot of that is dependent on the camaraderie and interplay between the various Jackasses.
Knoxville might be the figurehead, but the most telling contribution is that of Steve-O, who has discovered sobriety since the last movie and enters into most of the stunts with a new found sense of self-awareness, giving him much more of the expression of a rabbit in the headlights, about two seconds before it's about to connect with bumper.It's not all about the physical, of course, and Jackass is as smart as ever in the execution of some of its high concepts, such as a bar fight played out by Wee-Man and a few of his friends.
In case you're wondering what the hell all this is about, allow me to introduce you to the Jackass crew (Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Wee Man, a newly sober Steve O, Ehren McGhehey, Dave England, Chris Pontius, Preston Lacy and the late Ryan Dunn) who like nothing more than indulging in a wide variety of crude, sick and disgusting stunts.
My only disappointment is that i didn't get to see this in 3D as i think it might have looked great.I'm not sure how much longer these guys can keep doing these stunts because sooner rather than later someone is going to get seriously hurt or failing that they will get too old but while they can i will still enjoy watching them..
This is the third installment in the Jackass franchise, and while not the best, it has certain stunts that really put a smile on your face and ones that make the film itself memorable in it's own special way.
Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Jason "Wee-Man" Acuña, Preston Lacy, Dave England, and Eheren McGhehey perform hurtful, injury filled, and pointless stunts for our enjoyment.
All movies have an odd 2D transfer if shrunk down to 3D.Jackass 3D may not have surpassed the classic series, but it did impress a bit more than the second film did in that matter.
Nothing left to say, but "stupid is as stupid does".Starring: Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Jason "Wee-Man" Acuña, Preston Lacy, Dave England, Eheren McGhehey, Spike Jonze, Jeff Tremaine, and Brandon Novak.
'JACKASS 3D': Three and a Half Stars (Out of Five) Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn, Steve-O, Preston Lacy, Wee-Man, Chris Pontius, Dave England and the rest of the gang are back for another bunch of crazy and vulgar stunts and pranks and this time it's in 3D.
It ran for three seasons and featured Knoxville and fellow 'Big Brother Magazine' (a comedic skateboarding magazine) collaborators Pontius, Dave England, Wee-Man, Steve-O and Tremaine as well as skateboarder Bam Margera and the crew from his popular stunt / prank 'CKY' movies (including Dunn).
Unlike other 3D movies which use the technology as a gimmick to have things appear to fly out at the audience "whoa, that hand looks like it's coming out at me!" Jackass does not.
The most humanistic portrayal of the jackasses to date.The movie is packed with the same stunts that make you cringe, want to vomit, gaze helplessly in awe and laugh out loud...
With the gravity of the consequences of the crew's lifestyles coming to public attention recently following a harrowing documentary on Steve-O's rampant psychological and drug problems, audiences entered theaters this time wondering more who the f*** these guys are instead of what new types of insanity they will attempt.The end credits sequence reflects this sentiment as we see vignettes of the main crew's beginnings with the show from over a decade ago as well as childhood photos, all of which portray them in significantly healthier condition.The stunts are hilarious as ever, but the most captivating part of this movie manifests itself through the visible on-screen changes in behavior and appearance of of our familiar stuntmen/pranskters, much older, and severely jaded.Now, we can only hope for "Sons of Jackasses.".
I have never been a big follower of the TV programme Jackass, but I enjoyed the first film very much.And even though it was far from reaching the level of the first movie, I also liked Jackass 2.Now, Jackass 3D disappointed me; not only because I expected more from the 3D, but also because Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Bam Margera, Chris Pontius, Bee Man and the other "artists" (or louts in a desperate search of fame?) seem to have lost the enthusiasm in risking their lives for delight of their fans.Do not misunderstand me...they keep risking it, and it is a miracle to find them still alive after 10 years of doing things like these.I simply did not find their stuff to be as spontaneous or subversive as in the first movie or as in some episodes from the TV programme.The scatological exploits or the "stunts" which show the limits of the human body in front of the gravity or the fury of some animals did not make me laugh very much.The moments which made me laugh were those surrealistic ones, such as the one where the midgets ask for a beer in a bar.So, Jackass 3D kept me moderately entertained, but I expected much more from it.Nevertheless, I think I can give it a slight recommendation only to those people who know what kind of things they can find in this movie, because this is not a film for sensitive or easily offended people at all..
I have been a fan of Jackass for several years and have seen the first two movies and the TV series.This one was by far the best and most funniest one of them all.I was definitely not disappointed with Jackass 3D.I felt like the $18.50 I spent to see JACKASS 3D was well spent.I laughed at all the scenes - there isn't a single boring scene in this movie and it has no plot just the Jackass crew doing funny stunts and pranks.I went to see this movie at 10.40am on the first day it showed in my country and there were so many people there.It was so good to hear the whole theater laughing and I don't think there was a second of the movie where i didn't hear laughing from the other people in the theater.Everyone just cried with laughter.The 3D is well used in this movie (I went to the Real D version).This is without a doubt the funniest movie of 2010.If you are a fan of Jackass then you must see it - you wont be disappointed.It is much grosser than the first two movies.There is so many stunts and pranks in this movie.I just couldn't pick my favorite scene.I want to see it again!
It started a line of movies that would start adopting the elements of "things that fly at you." After a large number of disappointing "3D" films such as Alice In Wonderland, Toy Avatar, and Saw 3D (to name a few), Jackass 3D uses the 3D element to perfection for the first time since the origin.Jackass 3D completely throws feces, sex objects and other things at the camera and really make you throw your hands up or cringe in disgust.
Jackass stuntmen went all out with this one, not only with daringly wild stunts like "high-five!" and "port-a-potty bungee jump" but made it outrageously hilarious with things like Wee-Man's bar scene.
I have watched all the movies though and did find the first couple really funny, Jackass 3D has its moments, but it lacks the ingenuity and hilarity of the previous films.With this one we watched the jet scene several times, OMG funny, but I almost vomited with the "sweat suit" stunt (I can still barely think about it).
I enjoyed this movie overall even if it felt like the Jackass team are beginning to slightly run out of decent stunts.
This is the best film in the series, and I laughed quite a bit, surprisingly, but I can honestly say now that I've had my fill of Jackass movies.
The third in the popular Jackass franchise, this movie breaks all barriers with the relentless grossness, explicitness and amazing stunts.
As I'm sure I stated in my comment for JACKASS NUMBER TWO, these films are targeted at a specific audience and those who aren't into bathroom humor and watching people hurt themselves for our amusement probably shouldn't bother reading any further about this movie.These guys have been doing this for over a decade and I'm glad to say their age hasn't slowed them down.
I really wonder why I laugh in a stunt-show like 'Jackass'!
As the great Mike Patton once sang: "It's always funny until someone gets hurt, and then it's just hilarious!" These appear to be words to live by for the "Jackass" crew, who are back for a third round of shenanigans in "Jackass 3D." The guys that hurt themselves for laughs so you don't have to are back in full form and if you think age has tempered their appetite for danger and potty-humor, then you are sorely mistaken.Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn, Wee Man, Preston Lacy, Chris Pontius, Dave England, Ehren McGhehey -- all the names and faces you've come to know over the years -- make their return (with a few stragglers left behind, naturally) to the feature-length film format to abuse 3D technology in ways that would infuriate James Cameron.
For the first time, it appears as though the guys are having as much fun laughing at themselves as we are.There are plenty of memorable stunts -- from an updated porto-potty gag dubbed "The Poo-Cocktail Supreme" to a stinker of a man-made volcano and a scene involving bees that rivals the hilariousness of Nic Cage in the infamous The Wicker Man remake -- and just as many laughs to go around.
This movie may not appeal to all ages or demographics, but the fans of the previous movies and the TV show then you'll love this, from the slow motion opening montage, to the ridiculous final stunt, your sure to be on the floor laughing from yet another classic Jackass film..
Jackass 3DThe best thing about performing stunts with your buddies is that if you're seriously injured, you can count on them to get your footage to YouTube immediately.Unfortunately for the extreme exhibitionists injured in this comedy, their antics were shot in 3D, so their footage needs to be sent to a lab.Besides a preamble provided by Beavis and Butt-head, Jackass 3D opens in the same over- the-top fashion as its predecessors.From there the Jackass cast (Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Preston Lacy and Wee Man) adhere to their usual agenda of self-abusive stunts, including a game of beehive tetherball and porta-potty bungee.Based on the groundbreaking MTV series, Jackass 3D pulls out all of the stops; unfortunately, the penis pranks and sleazy sketches detract from the boys more ingenious gambles.As for other three dimensional jackasses, you can usually find them walking around or driving cars everywhere.
"3D, It wasn't necessarily needed, nor did it truly enhance the film to a "wow" degree, but certain scenes embraced the aspect and it played out nicely" I couldn't have watched this movie any other way!
It's a good movie for some laughs, and is typical Jackass does not bring anything new, but it's always good to see these guys for a fan since 2000 like me.I give it 7 out of 10, but was expecting something more risky.It is clearly the weakest one from the 3 movies....
so many times have i watched the jackass movies and shows and they never seem to disappoint me even if their pranks are rude or disgusting no matter how bad they get i still laugh my butt off.
I've always enjoyed the Jackass films and as per usual I have no idea what to expect (aside from people getting hurt).I believe this final installment is the most creative and interesting of the 3.
In any event, I highly recommend Jackass 3D for all of the fans out there that appreciate the fact that it is OK to make a movie for people that just want to laugh and have fun for 90 minutes..
A worthy installment in the Jackass series, and the most fun at a film this year.
If you, like this reviewer, haven't actually watched any of the  Jackass-es at work (or play, really) before this movie, then it's  better you take this example as a litmus test of just how much you'd  enjoy "Jackass 3D".
You're not  likely to find people as ready or game as Knoxville, Margera, Ryan  Dunn, Steve-O, Wee Man, Preston Lacy, Chris Pontius, Danger Ehren and  Dave England.
A giant 3D penis flying at your face, a man lying under a model train track defecating in volcanic fashion and a midget fight in a bar it can only mean one thing, Jackass is back.Johnny Knoxville and his merry pranksters returned to the big screen this week, its been 10 years since they made there first appearance on MTV and what a roller-coaster ride its been, ten years and three films later the franchise looks like its going out with a bang.The ageing stars of the film still manage to put themselves through immeasurable torture for our amusement and still 10 years on manage to create new and original ways of making each other wince in agony.The duck shooting and the Santa up the Christmas tree were perfect examples that the crew are not running out of ideas.One thing Jackass has always managed to succeed at is offending and it does a damn good job in this instalment as well, with an old man groping his granddaughter in the middle of the street being a prime example, even my friends, 18 year old lads were questioning the morality behind it.An element which is brilliant about this film however is the fact that if you don't like a gag, you only wait for a few minutes for the next one.Obviously the movie is not going to be everybody's taste, with no doubt health and safety Nazis among other's crying in protest over its unsafe and distasteful nature, but let them carry on, because no-ones going to take away the fun from this flick.8/10.
But if you've enjoyed Jackass movies so far, you will definitely love J*ck*ss 3(D)..
As a fan of the MTV show, and of the first two films, I have to say that I had a damn good time watching Jackass 3-D last week (I didn't get ID'd :D), and I have to say it was a very funny movie.
As an underage viewer the first time round on the MTV series way back when, I was smiling and happy beyond belief in the sheer delight of seeing the (censored) stunts and pranks of these delightful people, who were just so funny.Now, I am no longer 11 and 21, and old enough for the target audience of this movie.