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Jackass Forever
After 11 years, the Jackass crew is back for their final crusade.
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What others think
It hardly needs saying that the Jackass identity is overwhelmingly male – but what also needs saying is that the movies are unique in popular culture in actually showing the penis.The Guardian
Fame may have changed them, but at the same time, it’s changed nothing at all. Chris Pontius still needs no excuse to get naked. Steve-O is still being catapulted through the air in a portaloo.Little White Lies
It’s a formula that needs no fixing, and Jackass Forever is delightful proof — there’s a welcome familiarity to proceedings, right down to its raucous soundtrack of noughties leftovers.Empire
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