Jackass 3-D

Name: Jackass 3-D
Genre: Action, Comedy, Documentary
Released: October 15, 2010
Duration: 94 min
Rating: 56
Cast: Bam Margera, Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O

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Paramount Pictures | Release Date: October 15, 2010 | R

Starring: Bam Margera, Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O

Summary: Johnny Knoxville and his buddies are up to their daredevil comic antics again. And this time they're coming at ya' in 3D. (Paramount Pictures)

Director: Jeff Tremaine

Genre(s): Action, Comedy, Documentary

Rating: R

Runtime: 94 min

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Wesley Morris

What's astonishing is that the movie is not a half-baked production. The spectacle now LOOKS spectacular. Read full review

Nathan Rabin

It's easily the most painful comedy of the year; in the sadomasochistic world of Knoxville and friends, that isn't criticism so much as high praise. Read full review

Owen Gleiberman

More than ever, Johnny Knoxville and his boys belong to a very elite club of idiocy. They martyr themselves for our diversion, driven at every moment to ask: Are you not entertained? Read full review

Dana Stevens

Watching Jackass 3-D was like being plunged into a Hieronymous Bosch painting of hell, yet this very reaction attests to the franchise's primal, diabolical power. Read full review

Peter Hartlaub

Oct 21, 2010

Jackass 3D has its moments, but it lacks the ingenuity and hilarity of the previous films - no doubt in large part because of the aging process. Read full review

Stephen Cole

Are any of his stunts funny? Yes, one scene is worthy of Borat and Mack Sennett's Keystone Kops. Read full review

Kyle Smith

Oh, and one more thing the comedy of Jackass 3D has in common with "The Divine Comedy": Neither of them is funny. Read full review

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JennaS

Oct 19, 2010

Something to go to with friends without much expectation, which is perfectly okay. It was hilarious, me and my friends were laughing uproariously the entire time. It's definitely not the film for hardcore movie critics unless they're willing to pull the sticks out of their asses and enjoySomething to go to with friends without much expectation, which is perfectly okay. It was hilarious, me and my friends were laughing uproariously the entire time. It's definitely not the film for hardcore movie critics unless they're willing to pull the sticks out of their asses and enjoy something for once. It won't win any awards (except maybe in the areas of idiotic comedy) but that's perfectly fine with me.… Expand

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KaspaBEAR

Nov 27, 2010

It's Jackass in 3D! enough said my friends, enough said, easy to watch, a real LOL what ever mood you're in.

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YeOldeJacob

Oct 17, 2010

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The crew doesn't seem as indestructible as they used to, as they are all in their 30s or approaching 40. They are wrinkled, beaten, and for the first time aware of their mortality. They still have a passion for this stuff though, particularly Johnny Knoxville, who after almost breaking his neck didn't respond with the want for medical attention, but with; "Did we get the shot?". These stunts are real, and that is much of what makes it so accessible and so respectable.

In its own little way, Jackass has always been a great representation of male friendship. It isn't about sweet nothings, it is about **** on each other and one-upping that ****. This close friendship between the Jackasses becomes most apparent during the credits, where Weezer's "Memories" is played over decade-old clips from the TV show. It's oddly touching. They seem to be saying goodbye. If that is the case, it is probably time. The curtain is closing on a decade of pain, poop and embarrassment. More importantly, it is also closing on a decade of dudes hanging out. And that's kinda sad.… Expand

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DGDSN

Oct 19, 2010

First movie I've seen in 3-D since Captain EO, fifteen years ago (that may not be true). The combination of slow-motion photography and 3-D is a match made in heaven. There is a reason (other than perverse irony) that this film was shown at the NY MOMA.
These are the kind of things I wouldFirst movie I've seen in 3-D since Captain EO, fifteen years ago (that may not be true). The combination of slow-motion photography and 3-D is a match made in heaven. There is a reason (other than perverse irony) that this film was shown at the NY MOMA.
These are the kind of things I would do if I had a slow-motion camera. I think that is, and has always been, the deciding factor in whether a person enjoys watching Jackass or not. Are these the kinds of things you and your friends do, or dream about doing? No. Then stick to Eat Pray Love.
For the rest of us, Jackass 3-D is a new installment of hanging-out-with-old-friends and (unlike real life) it is in 3-D!… Expand

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wishmaster

Jul 26, 2011

This film served its purpose: make me laugh ..! although the scenes were pathetic as ever. generally entertaining for tripping with pasieros =D lalalalallalala xDD

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MarcDoyle

Oct 25, 2010

I loved the TV series, and laughed like a crazy person in the first two movies. This one had it's VERY funny moments, but it didn't string them together as well as I might have hoped. But it absolutely delivered in the way I needed it to. And I was laughing harder and more violently thanI loved the TV series, and laughed like a crazy person in the first two movies. This one had it's VERY funny moments, but it didn't string them together as well as I might have hoped. But it absolutely delivered in the way I needed it to. And I was laughing harder and more violently than anyone in my theater - that I know for sure.… Expand

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jcorso

Oct 18, 2010

Passe comedy with the obvious "cash in" motive. No studio should have let these guys receive yet another big paycheck. The only thing it achieves is more publicity for no - talent actors.

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