Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

Too much of everything

Such a frustrating disappointment

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

This Movie is an inspiration that how the drug can damage our family bonding. how much kids want to be with their family. The movie is kind of funny though. That little boy was extraordinary. I have already seen his another movie name 'Fun size'. I think he gonna be a big star. Wotrh Watching both movie

Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa (2013): Dir: Jeff Tremaine / Cast: Johnny Knoxville, Jackson Niccol, Georgina Cates, Greg Harris, Jill Kill: From the Jackass brand comes more disgusting humour that includes a penis caught in a soda machine, feces splattered all over a restaurant wall after passing gas gone wrong, or even a child pageant where old Irving convinces his grandson Billy to dress up in drag to perform a strip tease to the shock of everyone. We have all seen elderly of similar attitudes. Irving's wife just passed away and he is more than delighted at his never-too-late freedom until little Billy is put in his care by his daughter Kimmie who is off to jail because of drugs. He decides to transport him across country to the real father who is another drug dealing loser. Of course, Irving and Billy will end up bonding while travelling with grandma's corpse in the trunk. This is just a series of crude physical hijinks weaved together within a thin story that conceals charm. Director Jeff Tremaine has directed all the Jackass films to which only the first is worthwhile. Johnny Knoxville knocks it out of the park as Irving whose testicles dangle out in a strip bar. The makeup is convincing and lends to the charm. Jackson Niccol steals moments as the daring Billy only looking for acceptance. In amusing supporting roles are Georgina Cates as conniving Kimmie and Greg Harris as Chuck the intoxicated father. Jill Kill plays a pageant host who is in for a surprise. Theme regards how elderly seem to get away with the most outrageous behavior despite how bad. Score: 8 / 10

I hate to admit it, but the movie had some really fun moments where I actually LOL. It was better than I expected from watching the trailer.The movie is built as an actual film with a story, which incorporates a candid camera in each scene. There are some dull moments, but usually the result is pretty funny.The makeup on Knoxville is absolutely fantastic and he's "lost" (in the good way) in the character - you think of him as an old guy, not as a guy in makeup. I have to give it to Knoxville, who is pretty convincing in his performance. The kid is also great. Both actors never break character and they are great in improvisation.Don't get me wrong - this is not a masterpiece, it's "Jackass"-silly, but if you want to have some harmless fun you'll enjoy (most of) it.

A lot better than I thought. Not that I didn't think it was going to be simple fun, bur this movie kind of surprised me.I knew rather little about it, I pretty much only knew it was from the "Jackass-people". And so I guess I thought it would be more like Jackass. But this is a movie. It is actually made like a movie, with acting and stuff. And it really works. The goal of a movie like this is to be entertaining and to make the viewer laugh and cringe. And you know, it does just that!Some of the scenes are painful to watch, because it is filmed among real people. It's a funny and effective mix of a movie and hidden camera. It works.The kid is great! Johnny Knoxville is also good, the makeup is awesome, but the kid! Good job!Some of it might be staged and scripted, but you can normally see, with ease, if a reaction is real or not, and I think most of the reactions here are real.