Jackass Number Two

In the beginning, when they are all running away from the stampede of bulls, there's a shot of them running in the distance.

On the left side, there is a black car parked on the side of the road that they pass.

Then later, there's a shot of them running past a black car in the background also parked on the left side of the road.

It's the same car.

Eh… I dug the first Jackass when I was a bit younger, but revisiting these movies as I have gotten older makes me realize I have outgrown this childishness. I still very much enjoy raunchy humor, but I'm really not into watching people go to extreme measures to inflict pain on themselves by risking their lives.

This movie is the sequel to an unfortunate film, based on an American television series even more miserable, where people do crazy nonsense just because. Directed by Jeff Tremaine, is performed by the same guys from the first film, people whom I refuse to call actors, and to whom I recommend to arrange a real job quickly.

Jackass Number Two is the sequel to popular stunt television show starring Johnny Knoxville and his daredevil crew. In this film we see as their everyday lives as they go out of their ways to continue with out daring stunts.

To accurately describe the Jackass franchise as a whole, I'd say it's sort of like a super crazy, off-the-wall, bonkers hodgepodge of You've Been Framed (1990-) and I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!

I have never been a regular watcher of the show "Jackass" on MTV but when I did watch it I often did enjoy its craziness and fun of it all. I also liked the first movie, "Jackass: The Movie" a surprising lot.

I did not mind jackass 1, and was thinking, hey this could be funny. But as another commentator has said Jackass moved practical jokes to just doing stupid things.

This sequel is arguably Jackass at it's very best. It contains some of their greatest stunts and pranks and has the perfect blend of danger, hilarity and downright gruesomenessThe 'Terror Taxi' scene is maybe the most intense thing they ever did and certainly the cruellest (poor Ehren).

Timing when the second movie came out was still perfect. The TV show and the first movie was a hit and the next logical thing to do was to create another movie.

Jackass Number Two (2006): Dir: Jeff Tremaine / Cast: Johnny Knoxville, Steve O, Bam Margara, Jason "Wee Man" Acuna, Chris Pontius: One can understand the daredevil madness associated with Jackass: The Movie despite the fact that the stunts are not for the squeamish. However, the comic troop goes too far with this sickening sequel based on the M-TV program.