The Most Epic Jackass Moments in Movie History

Jackass Forever (2022)

In the latest installment of the Jackass franchise, Jackass Forever brings back the original crew alongside new faces for an epic reunion of outrageous stunts and laugh-out-loud moments. The movie captures the essence of what made Jackass so iconic, with heart-stopping stunts and gut-wrenching humor that will leave audiences in awe.

Johnny Knoxville holds up wings in Jackass Forever

One of the most memorable moments in Jackass Forever is when the crew takes on a human ramp challenge, launching themselves down a hill in a spectacle of pure adrenaline and chaos. The movie also features Johnny Knoxville in a tacky blue suit, adding a touch of absurdity to the already wild and unpredictable stunts.

Johnny Knoxville in a tacky blue suit in Jackass Forever

With breathtaking feats and uproarious comedy, Jackass Forever proves that the legacy of Jackass lives on, defying all expectations and delivering an unforgettable experience.

Flying down a hill in Jackass Forever

Jackass 3D (2010)

Jackass 3D takes the thrill to new heights with its groundbreaking use of 3D technology, immersing audiences in the heart-stopping action like never before. From Steve-O and Wee Man's giant slapping hand prank to the stun gun and cattle prod obstacle course, the movie is a rollercoaster of jaw-dropping stunts and hilarity.

The Jackass gang in Jackass 3D

The movie's budget swelling to $20 million speaks volumes about the scale of the stunts and the dedication of the Jackass crew to push the boundaries of entertainment. It's no surprise that Jackass 3D remains a fan favorite, capturing the essence of the franchise in all its glory.

The Jackass 3D cast dressed as pirates

Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa (2013)

Breaking away from the traditional format, Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa introduces an actual narrative to the Jackass universe, with Johnny Knoxville portraying the titular mischievous grandpa. The movie takes audiences on a wild ride of hidden-camera comedy, blending outrageous pranks with heartfelt moments that showcase the versatility of the Jackass crew.

Johnny Knoxville as Irving in Bad Grandpa.

With a global box office success of $151.8 million, Bad Grandpa proves that the Jackass brand can transcend its original format and deliver a fresh, engaging experience that resonates with audiences of all ages.

A man talks to Irving in Bad Grampa

Jackass Number Two (2006)

Jackass Number Two marks a significant milestone in the franchise, showcasing immediate growth and evolution from its predecessor. The movie's success at the box office, raking in $84.6 million globally, is a testament to the enduring appeal of the Jackass brand and its ability to captivate audiences with its daring stunts and irreverent humor.

The Jackass Two crew

Notably, the stunt involving Steve-O swimming in the shark-infested Gulf of Mexico with a freshly pierced cheek by a fishhook is just one of the many jaw-dropping moments that define Jackass Number Two as a high-octane thrill ride.

Ryan Dunn And Johnny Knoxville hold snakes in Jackass Number Two

Jackass: The Movie (2002)

The debut movie in the Jackass franchise, Jackass: The Movie, catapulted the crew into mainstream success, proving that their brand of adrenaline-fueled comedy had mass appeal. The movie's memorable moments, such as Steve-O snorting wasabi and Knoxville getting knocked out cold by pro boxer Butterbean, solidified its status as a cultural phenomenon.

The cast of Jackass the Movie ride a giant shopping cart

Despite receiving mixed reviews, Jackass: The Movie earned an impressive $79.5 million globally, paving the way for the franchise's enduring legacy and setting the stage for the larger-than-life stunts and pranks that would follow.

Johnny Knoxville with the face punch gag in Jackass Number Two

Jackass 2.5 (2007)

Jackass 2.5 takes the audience on a wild ride with unused stunts and behind-the-scenes antics that showcase the unfiltered, unapologetic nature of the Jackass crew. From Knoxville's unforgettable trip to a clinic in Russia for a prostate exam to Bam Margera flying a kite using anal beads, the movie is a no-holds-barred display of outrageous comedy and jaw-dropping stunts.

A bull charges at Johnny Knoxville in Jackass 2.5

The addition of extra content and scenes that failed to make the cut in Jackass Number Two adds a new dimension to the movie, providing fans with an extended look into the world of Jackass and its larger-than-life personalities.

Knoxville flipping a bike in Jackass Presents Mat Hoffman's Tribute To Evel Knievel

Jackass 3.5 (2011)

Following the success of Jackass 3D, Jackass 3.5 delivers another round of uproarious outtakes and behind-the-scenes antics that showcase the camaraderie and fearless spirit of the Jackass crew. From epic pranks and fights to Wee Man's daring return as a bullfighter, the movie is a rollercoaster of unscripted comedy and heart-stopping moments.

Johnny Knoxville jumps a jetski in Jackass 3.5

With the crew's unyielding dedication to entertain and push the boundaries of comedy, Jackass 3.5 remains a testament to the enduring legacy of the franchise and its ability to capture the hearts of audiences worldwide.

The guys playing in Jackass 3D

Jackass Presents: Mat Hoffman's Tribute to Evel Knievel (2008)

In a departure from the traditional format, Jackass Presents: Mat Hoffman's Tribute to Evel Knievel pays homage to the legendary stunt performer, showcasing a different side of the Jackass crew. With scenes that blur the line between life and death, the movie offers a raw and unfiltered look at the world of extreme stunts and the dedication of the performers.

The human ramp in Jackass Forever

While Tribute to Evel Knievel may differ in tone from its predecessors, it serves as a poignant reminder of the impact and influence of legendary figures in the world of stunts and entertainment.

Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa .5 (2014)

Featuring additional footage and outtakes from the making of Bad Grandpa, Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa .5 offers fans an extended look into the creative process behind the movie. With around 40 minutes of bonus content, the movie provides a deeper insight into the hilarious and daring world of Jackass, showcasing the unscripted moments that make the franchise truly unforgettable.

The release of Bad Grandpa .5 on DVD and Blu-ray further solidifies the enduring appeal of the Jackass brand, giving fans a chance to experience the magic of the franchise beyond the confines of the theater.

Jackass 4.5 (2022)

Following the success of Jackass Forever, Jackass 4.5 takes audiences on another wild ride with outtakes and unused stunts from the latest installment. With a budget of $20 million and a global box office success of $80.5 million, Jackass 4.5 continues to push the boundaries of entertainment and deliver an unfiltered, unapologetic experience for fans of the franchise.

Johnny Knoxville's grandpa in Jackass Forever

As the exclusive streaming home of all Paramount movies by 2024, Jackass 4.5 is set to leave a lasting legacy, showcasing the enduring spirit and camaraderie of the Jackass crew for years to come.

Jasper sits in a clear glass of water in Jackass Forever.