A giant 3D penis flying at your face, a man lying under a model train track defecating in volcanic fashion and a midget fight in a bar it can only mean one thing, Jackass is back.
Johnny Knoxville and his merry pranksters returned to the big screen this week, its been 10 years since they made there first appearance on MTV and what a roller-coaster ride its been, ten years and three films later the franchise looks like its going out with a bang.
The ageing stars of the film still manage to put themselves through immeasurable torture for our amusement and still 10 years on manage to create new and original ways of making each other wince in agony.
The duck shooting and the Santa up the Christmas tree were perfect examples that the crew are not running out of ideas.
One thing Jackass has always managed to succeed at is offending and it does a damn good job in this instalment as well, with an old man groping his granddaughter in the middle of the street being a prime example, even my friends, 18 year old lads were questioning the morality behind it.
An element which is brilliant about this film however is the fact that if you don't like a gag, you only wait for a few minutes for the next one.
Obviously the movie is not going to be everybody's taste, with no doubt health and safety Nazis among other's crying in protest over its unsafe and distasteful nature, but let them carry on, because no-ones going to take away the fun from this flick.
8/10
Johnny Knoxville and his merry pranksters returned to the big screen this week, its been 10 years since they made there first appearance on MTV and what a roller-coaster ride its been, ten years and three films later the franchise looks like its going out with a bang.
The ageing stars of the film still manage to put themselves through immeasurable torture for our amusement and still 10 years on manage to create new and original ways of making each other wince in agony.
The duck shooting and the Santa up the Christmas tree were perfect examples that the crew are not running out of ideas.
One thing Jackass has always managed to succeed at is offending and it does a damn good job in this instalment as well, with an old man groping his granddaughter in the middle of the street being a prime example, even my friends, 18 year old lads were questioning the morality behind it.
An element which is brilliant about this film however is the fact that if you don't like a gag, you only wait for a few minutes for the next one.
Obviously the movie is not going to be everybody's taste, with no doubt health and safety Nazis among other's crying in protest over its unsafe and distasteful nature, but let them carry on, because no-ones going to take away the fun from this flick.
8/10