Very disappointed :(

Good start, but then it gets ruined

It is interesting even when nothing much happens, which is for most of its 3-hour running time. Read full review

Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

90 more minutes of 9 likable and entertaining guys performing dangerous and utterly hysterical stunts and pranks. That's what we were promised. That's exactly what we get. Adding 3D to the franchise, this carries on the formula from Number 2 (Still haven't seen the first) with great enthusiasm. The jokes, screams, laughs, groans, gross out humour and jaw dropping stunts just keep coming. Like the 2nd this is a strong piece of documentary filmmaking. Cinematically, some of the shots are pretty good and it's edited very well. The actors are all just being themselves which makes the unique and more interesting, and they are all very funny. The film also seems to be a nostalgic tribute to when the show first started, so there's absolutely heaps of stuff for long term fans to enjoy. In general, Jackass 3D is the equivalent to being hit in the face by a heavy ball launched from a catapult.Despite the high fun factor, Jackass 3D can feel like a step backwards. The stunts feel less bold than they were in the second one and it's not quite as funny. I watched both on the same day and while the stunts are bigger, they're not quite as funny. The novelty does wear off eventually, but most of the time this takes the comedy genre to surreal, delirious and disgusting new levels. J3D is one of the most insane films ever made just like its predecessor but in the best possible way. It is once again adults only acquired taste viewing and will disgust many. If you haven't seen any Jackass before and you decide to watch this- brace yourself. I enjoyed this movie overall even if it felt like the Jackass team are beginning to slightly run out of decent stunts. They've still got plenty of style and plenty of gross out fun up their sleeves. Jackass 4 anyone? 8/10

This was the craziest thing I've ever watched.Funny, idiots, nasty, disgusting, mesmerized, that were my comments during the movie. I cracked all the time especially for the nasty things, not all people love this scene though. I admit that I don't but it was just too funny, however I made a pledge not to watch this movie again, one time only. I must say, they're a genius, thinking of idiot ways to kill themselves but can amuse people who watch it. I don't really this movie but I give this movie big applause.

In case you're wondering whether 3D movies are here to stay, you might want to consider this which is arguably the most useless use for the technology we've seen so far (and I'm including "The Last Airbender" in that thought). The chances are that by the end of the decade, 3D will be dead and buried until the next time the fad comes around. For me, it's little more than a gimmick that they charge you more for and honestly, I can't imagine it improving the majority of movies anyway. Take this film - how much gnarlier would it really feel if you felt like you were being covering in various disgusting liquids in the same way these guys are? 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. But this time, they are letting 3D cameras record the results which usually involve someone puking, getting covered in faeces or urinated on. If you're a fan then this will be right up your street but if not, this won't do anything to convert you.The trouble with "Jackass 3D" is that it doesn't really offer anything different to the others, besides the 3D effects. The other issue is that it's extremely inconsistent - sometimes, it's frankly hilarious such as Ehren trying to pin a tail on a real donkey (blindfolded) but others, such as the Pee Cam sequences, don't really work. And this issue seems to plague this entry in the series more than others because some of the skits feel very familiar. The Old Man make-up gets yet another outing and pranking Bam's parents also makes another appearance. It gives the film a sense that they were running out of ideas and just decided to revisit old material but in 3D. It feels lazy and half-hearted, as most jokes do the more you hear them.I was actually looking forward to this, even though I wasn't going to bother with the 3D side of things (as I never do). While it wasn't a disappointment, it did exactly what I thought it would do - churn my stomach occasionally, make me laugh occasionally and make me a little grossed out occasionally. It's childish, stupid and everything a fan of "Jackass" could ask for - assuming you still have the appetite for this sort of nonsense. Personally, I'd have liked a few new ideas from the boys and less reliance on old gimmicks such as Pontius's penis and Preston's wobbly bits. It feels time to close this particular chapter of light entertainment, especially after Dunn's tragic demise but part of me wished it would have been far funnier which would have been a more fitting epitaph.

Certainly entertaining, but often gross and disgusting. I am amazed at some of the concepts they come up with. Lots of genitalia, poop, and other humiliating ideas abound. They certainly seem to gross each other out to the point of throwing up a lot. I guess there are millions to be made hurting each other and looking like idiots. I would not pay to go to the movie theater or even rent this movie, however since I had nothing better to do I watched someone else's copy. I am sure someone will try one of their stunts or try to make up some of their own and end up killing themselves or seriously hurting someone even though there are disclaimers at the beginning and end of the movie.