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Andrew NDB
12-19-2019, 02:52 PM
It's actually happening:
http://www.darkhorizons.com/fourth-jackass-set-for-2021-release/
ZariusTwo
12-16-2020, 09:32 AM
Filming is underway and Steve-O and Knoxville are already in hospital
https://uproxx.com/movies/johnny-knoxville-steve-o-jackass-4-hospitalized-day-two/
Andrew NDB
12-16-2020, 03:44 PM
Oh good. :)
Leo656
12-16-2020, 03:54 PM
Every single one of these guys developed serious drug dependency directly related to their dumb sh*t, and some of them are dead now because of it. Some of them got so hooked on painkillers that they became full-blown heroin addicts. The rest have been in and out of rehab for the last 10 years, and now this? Jesus Christ, they must really be hard up for money.
What a shame. People shouldn't be rooting for this, they should be trying desperately to talk them out of it.
Andrew NDB
12-20-2020, 06:20 AM
My inkling is that the one(s) that don't need to do this for the money are doing it for the ones who do need to do this for the money.
I grew out of jackass shortly after middle school. I don't know how this scene from the first movie has now become prophetic
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSCPALWdIhFNp29JyHuJYvRjJkoC2HvG _cG6Q&usqp=CAU
Andrew NDB
02-12-2021, 03:11 AM
Bam won't be in it and he's pissed. Also, possibly suicidal.
https://www.tmz.com/2021/02/11/bam-margera-jackass-4-off-meds-suicidal-thoughts-boycott/
snake
02-12-2021, 04:40 AM
What a loser. Bam’s needed rehab for well over a decade now. It would’ve been funny if they kept this drama in the film, but it’s more sad than anything. Dude’s looking more like Don Vito than Phil at this point.
Powder
02-12-2021, 05:57 PM
He went absolutely mad years ago, but it does seem improper to keep him out of it. Least they could do is a few small things, for the sake of honoring how he helped make the property what it is.
Andrew NDB
02-12-2021, 06:16 PM
Sounds like they did start to shoot stuff with him but they caught him doing drugs (I'm assuming something bigger than weed) on set so gave him the boot.
A big part is probably insurance. "Movies" like these people can end up dead so they probably have very expensive insurance involved... and then if it turns out someone was high and the crew knew about it? Not good!
ZariusTwo
07-20-2021, 11:43 AM
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The Deadman
07-20-2021, 07:34 PM
Pretty sure Bam still isn't over Ryan Dunn's death and that's why he's been on his downward spiral over the last few years. Everyone thought Steve-O would be the one to kick the bucket and here now it's Bam everyone is worried about. That being said, I will see this. Probably not in theaters but I'll see it.
Leo656
07-20-2021, 08:27 PM
- Guy ruins his life with drugs and alcohol, dies as a direct result of his actions and life choices.
- His close friend, "overcome with grief", throws himself headlong into drugs and alcohol, destroying his life as well as the lives of those around him.
"Logic".
Call me crazy, but when I see people f*ck themselves over to the point where they check out decades early, MY first reaction is not "I'mma do the Exact Same Thing that f*cking idiot did."
But then I'm not a f*cking drug addict and have nothing but disdain for those who are. So, y'know.
I watched part of a trailer and the jump the shark stunt. Man, this is just depressig to watch them do this. It's like those 50+ wrestlers who keep doing it because they need an extra paycheck, just sad. I hope this is the last one, I'm sure someone is going to die eventually if they continue to do any of this stuff, they're not in their 20s anymore and it also hasn't been funny in two decades either. You grow out of it.
MsMarvelDuckie
07-25-2021, 11:16 PM
I watched part of a trailer and the jump the shark stunt. Man, this is just depressig to watch them do this. It's like those 50+ wrestlers who keep doing it because they need an extra paycheck, just sad. I hope this is the last one, I'm sure someone is going to die eventually if they continue to do any of this stuff, they're not in their 20s anymore and it also hasn't been funny in two decades either. You grow out of it.
Was it EVER really funny though? I never thought so.
Leo656
07-25-2021, 11:22 PM
Was it EVER really funny though? I never thought so.
I didn't start smoking pot heavily until I was like 20, so I never thought so either. And even now, I still don't think it is. But in my circle, it was mostly the stoners who were into it.
I never had health insurance and a lot of my friends and family died young for various reasons, so this stuff always just made me shake my head.
Like, jumping off a roof and splitting your head open isn't funny when MTV isn't paying all your medical bills.
Andrew NDB
07-26-2021, 12:29 AM
Some of the stunts are hilarious. Some of them are just gross-out and not funny.
The Deadman
07-26-2021, 04:15 AM
Was it EVER really funny though? I never thought so.
Viva La Bam was a funnier show than Jackass, and that didn't involve as many intense stunts.
Leo656
07-26-2021, 05:01 AM
I liked Viva La Bam for a while back when my wife used to watch it. It got annoying though because they were all so obviously coked to the gills and people like that get old fast, the way they never stop screaming and laughing at their own jokes and sh*t. It's annoying in real life and it's annoying on TV. I was more into seeing his Mom get pissed off and scream than anything else. Or Don Vito try and fail to approach even a 4-year-old's grasp of the English language.
I usually don't like "Fatty-Boom-Boom" type of humor but I would've watched a show all about Don Vito, probably. It'd be such a f*cking train wreck/dumpster fire.
Andrew NDB
07-26-2021, 05:33 AM
Isn't that the show where we have to pretend Bam's mom and dad aren't always briefed and ready for some elaborate prank, like always? I tried to watch those. Never bought into it.
Leo656
07-26-2021, 05:38 AM
Isn't that the show where we have to pretend Bam's mom and dad aren't always briefed and ready for some elaborate prank, like always? I tried to watch those. Never bought into it.
But you'd buy that immediately, in the heat of the moment with no preamble whatsoever, they could talk a guy into stapling his ballsack to his leg? :lol:
Andrew NDB
07-26-2021, 06:05 AM
60% of Jackass seems 100% legit and not staged. I like those. The purely "let's so this stunt!" ones... I'm not laughing, but I'm like, "Oh shhhh****t!"
Like Bad Grandpa. You expect a little theatricality mixed in with real stunts and real reactions. I go "hmmm mmmm" at the theatrical stuff but there's no denying the real reactions they pull.
I mean, they've built this niche. Because they're older now we should be like pfffft? They literally ended their first "movie" with a prelude to "Jackass 25" or whatever with everyone in old age makeup.
AquaParade
07-26-2021, 09:47 AM
I thought "Bad Grampa" was pretty damn funny, even though I've never been really into Jackass. I guess I tend towards the bits that make for awkward or hilarious situations in public, as opposed to the painful or gross-out ones.
Anyone seen"Idiocracy"?
The "Ow my Balls!" segment is basically Jackass, at times.
And Ryan Dunn is an interesting figure in the public eye. It's interesting to see the consensus society lands on, when it comes to how we view him. I guess that mostly comes down to him being a celebrity.
I'm not saying he is to be judged by me or anyone else, because I believe we all make mistakes, while only some of us pay the ultimate price, but he has been glorified. It's odd, considering he would have been convicted of manslaughter, had he survived the crash.
His death is interesting on a few levels. It's really easy to draw the conclusion that these guys thought they were truly invincible, due to their lifestyle. To drive that fast, while drunk is insanity.
The Deadman
07-26-2021, 02:00 PM
But you'd buy that immediately, in the heat of the moment with no preamble whatsoever, they could talk a guy into stapling his ballsack to his leg? :lol:
Or that they could talk a grown man into shoving a car up his ass to see it in an x-ray.....
The Deadman
08-09-2021, 07:55 PM
Bam Margera is Suing Paramount and Johnny Knoxville Over Firing
https://www.ign.com/articles/jackass-forever-bam-margera-johnny-knoxville-lawsuit
ZariusTwo
09-01-2021, 02:31 PM
Film pushed back to February 4th 2022
https://deadline.com/2021/09/top-gun-maverick-flies-from-thanksgiving-to-memorial-day-weekend-mission-impossible-7-ignites-in-fall-2022-1234825624/
Andrew NDB
02-12-2022, 05:21 AM
Saw it tonight. Pretty funny. Some bits are painful to watch.
The Deadman
02-12-2022, 10:08 AM
I still have yet to watch 2 and 3....no rush to see this one just yet.
Coola Yagami
02-12-2022, 04:38 PM
Never seen 'em, no real interest, but I'm curious how they work as 'movies'. Like isn't the show a combination of skits and stunts? Like, we'll do this stunt, then we'll do that stunt, then we'll show a guy shoving his arm up a cow's ass, etc. How the hell do they make a movie, hell several movies, with this premise? For me it makes as much sense as the Spice Girls somehow making a movie back in the day. Just random stuff slapped together for an hour and a half.
Like in the movies, what's the actual premise, like is there one or is just like.... a real extended episode with a bigger budget? Not being a dick, just honestly curious here.
Andrew NDB
02-12-2022, 06:10 PM
Never seen 'em, no real interest, but I'm curious how they work as 'movies'. Like isn't the show a combination of skits and stunts? Like, we'll do this stunt, then we'll do that stunt, then we'll show a guy shoving his arm up a cow's ass, etc. How the hell do they make a movie, hell several movies, with this premise? For me it makes as much sense as the Spice Girls somehow making a movie back in the day. Just random stuff slapped together for an hour and a half.
Like in the movies, what's the actual premise, like is there one or is just like.... a real extended episode with a bigger budget? Not being a dick, just honestly curious here.
There is connective material that is "scripted." Sometimes a mix.
Warhorse
02-12-2022, 09:50 PM
Viva La Bam was a funnier show than Jackass, and that didn't involve as many intense stunts.
True! I still crack up about the "Don't Feed Phil" segment. :lol:
Andrew NDB
02-12-2022, 11:35 PM
I never found Bam very funny or the antics with his dad. My least favorite segments of Jackass were always those.
Powder
02-13-2022, 12:37 AM
Saw it tonight. Pretty funny. Some bits are painful to watch.
Painful as in wack/fake, or just a "You know that hurt!" kinda thing?
Andrew NDB
02-13-2022, 01:30 AM
Painful as in wack/fake, or just a "You know that hurt!" kinda thing?
The latter. Lots of pain. Lots of penises and balls receiving said pain.
Powder
06-21-2022, 12:16 AM
Finally got around to seeing this, it was really, really good. Didn't tread new ground, but the stakes were definitely higher given the frailty that comes with age. The new blood were pretty bold, much respect. Super funny. 4.5 was even better, I think.
Andrew NDB
06-21-2022, 12:49 AM
I don't recall the new blood really doing anything crazy at all. Still, they were fine, didn't pull me out or anything.
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