Jackass: The Movie [Special Collector's Edition] [Unrated]

Overview

Johnny Knoxville and his crew of fun-loving masochists bring their routines to the big screen in this feature adaptation of the popular but controversial MTV series Jackass. A crew of young men perform a variety of strange, painful, and often humiliating stunts for the amusement of themselves and those around them, including crawling across dozens of mousetraps while wearing rodent make-up, being rolled down bowling lanes on skateboards, racing in golf carts across an ancient driving range, giving themselves self-inflicted paper cuts, making snow cones out of urine, tightrope walking over live alligators, using uninstalled sanitary plumbing in a hardware store, terrifying Japanese pedestrians while wearing panda costumes, and much, much more. Johnny Knoxville, the show's creator and star, returns to head up this movie version of Jackass, along with series regulars Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn, Chris Pontius, Steve-O, Dave England, Jason "Wee Man" Acuna, Preston Lacy, Ehren McGhehey, and Brandon DiCamillo; Henry Rollins, Tony Hawk, and Spike Jonze are among the movie's guest stars.

Product Details

Release Date:	09/05/2006
UPC:	0097361183442
Original Release:	2002
Rating:	NR
Source:	Paramount
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:28:00
Sales rank:	51,675

Special Features

Closed Caption; ; Commentary by Director, Cinematographer, and Johnny Knoxville; ; Jackass cast group commentary; Outtakes; 27 minutes of additional footage; Grocery store shopping cart/Pocket ass return/Seattle skimboarding/Ceiling Fan/Bullfighting for Dollars/Gary's dog/Mustard assault/Preston chases Wee Man/Party boy rockabilly/Poo river pole vault/Little Red Wagon/Bamboo Boo/Steve-O nurse shark/Phil vs. Alligator/Party boy tail/Sand vagina/Party boy crosswalk/Party boy philosophy/The failed ending; ; "Too hot for MTV" Additional footage; Bammy Poppins/Ehren Sleeping bag down stairs/The Vomelet/Box down stairs/The Brand/Pee Wee Wake Up/Dimitry Poop/Steve-O stilt poop/Body bag dump; ; Jackass number two teaser trailer

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Bam Margera	Performer,Herself
Chris Pontius	Performer,Actor
Steve-O	Performer
Dave England	Performer,Actor
Ryan Dunn	Performer,Actor
Johnny Knoxville	Performer
Jason Acuña	Performer
Preston Lacy	Performer
Ehren McGhehey	Performer,Actor
Brandon DiCamillo	Performer
Henry Rollins	Performer,Composer
Tony Hawk	Performer
Spike Jonze	Performer
Rip Taylor	Performer
Stephanie Hodge	Herself
Michelle Klepper	Herself
Jason 'Wee Man' Acuna	Actor
Andrew W.K.	Composer
Carl Orff	Composer

Technical Credits

Spike Jonze

Jeff Tremaine

Johnny Knoxville

Spike Jonze	Producer,Screenwriter
Jeff Tremaine	Director,Producer,Screenwriter
Johnny Knoxville	Producer,Screenwriter
Martin Bresin	Special Effects
David Gale	Executive Producer
Gray Marshall	Special Effects
Yvette Memory	Special Effects
John Miller	Executive Producer
Trip Taylor	Executive Producer
Kevin Abercrombie	Stunts
Christopher Assells	Sound Effects
Michelle Klepper	Executive Producer
Jessica Swirnoff	Executive Producer
Cordell Mansfield	Sound/Sound Designer

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Jackass the Movie
1. Intro [3:30]
2. Rent-a-Car Crash-Up Derby [5:46]
3. The Muscle Stimulator [2:27]
4. Fatty Fall Down [:36]
5. Golf Cart Antics [2:18]
6. Party Boy Japan [1:18]
7. Alligator Tightrope [:08]
8. Fireworks Wake-up [3:32]
9. The Shoplifter [2:02]
10. Hardware Store Crap [2:44]
11. Clipper Cam [3:07]
12. Mousetraps [:45]
13. The Bungee Wedgie [:54]
14. Riot Control Test [1:23]
15. The Big Cone [2:47]
16. Ass Kicked by Girl [:53]
17. Tropical Pole Vaulting [:35]
18. Night Pandas [2:04]
19. Rocket Skates [1:02]
20. Roller Disco Truck [:09]
21. Wasabi Snooters [2:03]
22. The Gong [:09]
23. Bam's Mom Said Fuck [1:19]
24. The Handrail [1:04]
25. Jacuzzi [1:55]
26. Paper Cuts [:19]
27. The Fortune Teller [:45]
28. Sweaty Fat Fucks [:10]
29. Department Store Boxing [2:00]
30. Whale Shark Gummer [:32]
31. Tidal Wave [1:06]
32. Off-Road Tattoo [:19]
33. Ass Rockets [1:49]
34. BMX Tug-of-War [:36]
35. Yellow Snowcone [1:35]
36. Golf Course Airhorn [:31]
37. The Burglars [2:37]
38. Butt X-Ray [:30]
39. End Credits [:40]
40. Son of Jackass [2:14]

Menu

Disc #1 -- Jackass the Movie
   Play
   Set Up
      Audio Options
         English 5.1 Surround
         English 2.0 Surround
         Commentary by Director, Cinematographer, and Johnny Knoxville
         Jackass Cast Group Commentary
      Subtitle Options
         English
         Subtitles: None
   Special Features
      Commentary by Director, Cinematographer and Johnny Knoxville
      Jackass Cast Group Commentary
      MTV's "Making of Jackass the Movie"
      Outtakes
      Additional Footage
         Grocery Store Shopping Cart
         Pocket Ass Return
         Seattle Skimboarding
         Ceiling Fan
         Bullfighting for Dollars
         Gary's Dog
         Mustard Assualt
         Preston Chases Wee Man
         Party Boy Rockabilly
         Poo River Pole Vault
         Little Red Wagon
         Bamboo Boo
         Steve-o Nurse Shark
         Phil vs Alligator
         Party Boy Rat Tail
         Sand Vagina
         Party Boy Crosswalk
         Party Boy Philosophy
         The Failed Ending
         Play All
      "Too Hot for MTV" Additional Footage
         Bammy Poppins
         Ehren Sleeping Bag Down Stairs
         The Vomelet
         Box Down Stairs
         The Brand
         Pee Pee Wake Up
         Dimitry Poop
         Steve-o Stilt Poop
         Body Bag Dump
         Play All
      Jackass Number Two Teaser Trailer
   Scene Selection

Editorial Reviews

If you snort wasabi, there’s an excellent chance you’ll vomit. If you watch somebody else snort the Japanese hot stuff and he loses it, chances are you still might toss the cookies. But if you’re a fan of Johnny Knoxville and his MTV shock show, Jackass, at least you’ll do it laughing. And you won’t be alone. Tapping into some primal human delight in the disgusting, Knoxville’s self-destructive, politically incorrect, socially unacceptable stunts have a loyal following, one that will not be disappointed at this hilarious first foray into filmdom. It is essentially a 90-minute TV episode juiced with plenty of puke, words they could never say on air, and nudity of the full-frontal kind. Having set the bar for barbarism fairly high on MTV while testing taser guns on themselves or sitting in a filthy port-a-potty turned upside-down, Knoxville and his gross-out gang pull out the stops, and a few unmentionables, with their extra-stupid human tricks. There is no plot or script or actual actors, which is as it should be. A dignified thespian would only get in the way of the inspired insanity. One jackass walks on a tightrope above hungry gators wearing merely a jock and a piece of raw meat. Another jackass wrecks a rental car in a demolition derby, and tries to return it. A store’s floor-display toilet gets taken for a test run in another jaw-dropping trousers-down sequence. It's all too much, really, and the rough-video quality complements the frat-prank-gone-awry sensibility. The DVD's riotous "Making Of" segment captures the Zen-like inexplicability of why these twisted progeny of the Three Stooges are so entertaining. And they are. Don’t try to fight it.

Barnes & Noble - Peter Marchand

Fans of the MTV series that birthed this cinematic experience probably knew exactly what they were expecting when they walked into the theater. The real surprise is that Jackass: The Movie may provoke belly laughs even from viewers who have long since outgrown the music channel's young demographic. The obnoxiousness of the participants' adolescent humor and the nauseous and/or violent nature of their pranks will probably never endear the film to high-minded members of any gender, class or social enclave. But the simple truth is that these random stunts and absurdist provocations are just about the most inventive humor to grace the screen in your typical megaplex in quite some time. Audiences who can't see the joke in attaching a bottle rocket to one's genitals, engaging in golf-cart and rental-car terrorism, or allowing an unsuspecting doctor to x-ray the toy crammed into one's posterior orifice may want to stay well away from Jackass: The Movie. If strapped to a chair and forced to watch, however, they may take at least a scientific interest in the preponderance of barely-sublimated xenophobia and homoeroticism displayed by the often half-clothed performers as they harass each other and their international victims. And if, while formulating sociological treatises about such weighty issues, these worthy viewers should happen to emit a chuckle or two, why, it doesn't necessarily signal the end of Western civilization. So what's the take-home message for both teen fans and adult initiates? Given the omnipresent banality of reality TV, it's just nice to see real people doing something a little less commonplace than grubbing for money, succumbing to sexual temptation or going postal on their cohabitants.

All Movie Guide - Brian J. Dillard

I'm not sure if I enjoyed myself, exactly, but I could hardly wait to see what I'd be appalled by next.

Entertainment Weekly - Owen Gleiberman

It's funny, as the old saying goes, because it's true.

Village Voice