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Jackass Forever (2022)

96 min · Splatstick, comedy film

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The latest installment in the long-running Jackass franchise features a mix of high-risk stunts and new cast members.

The story

Jackass Forever is a compilation of stunts, skits and pranks intercut with on-set talking heads with its cast. The film begins with a tribute to kaiju cinema, in what appears to be a city being overrun by a giant green monster. In reality, it is Chris Pontius's penis painted green over a small set of a city, intercut with the cast members running through a life-size set of the same city. The intro ends with the "monster" bitten by a snapping turtle and Johnny Knoxville's intro, "Hello, I'm Johnny Knoxville! Welcome to Jackass!"

First release year
2022
Runtime (minutes)
96
Production countries
United States
Original languages
English
Directors
Jeff Tremaine
Writers
Johnny Knoxville · writer; Spike Jonze · writer
Cast and characters
Johnny Knoxville · self; Steve-O · self; Dave England · self; Wee Man · self; Danger Ehren · self; Chris Pontius · self; Preston Lacy · self; Poopies · self; Zach Holmes · self; Jasper · self; Eric Manaka · self; Rachel Wolfson · self
Genres
reality slapstick comedy; black comedy
Themes
physical comedy; masochism
Tone and mood
absurd; extreme
Setting
A variety of locations including a city set and a high-speed carousel.
Premise and plot tags
stunts; pranks; comedy
Source material / true-story basis
Jackass (film series)
Franchise connections
Jackass
Content notes
physical stunts
Reception
The film was well received by critics, with many considering it the best film of the franchise. It was also a commercial success, grossing over $80 million worldwide against a budget of $10 million.
Reported review scores
Metacritic · score: 74 · scale: 100 · review count: 40; CinemaScore · score: B+ · scale: A+ to F; PostTrak · score: 86% · scale: percentage
Production trivia
The film is the first Jackass movie not to feature Ryan Dunn.; It is the first Jackass film to feature new main cast members.; A sequel, Jackass: Best and Last, was released on June 26, 2026.

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