Review(s): DVD Jackass - Number Two (Unrated Widescreen Edition)
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OMG! i've seen jackass number 2 four times in the movies! that movie just cant get old!!!!! I ALMOST PEED LIKE 5 TIMES! i reccomend this movie for anyone with a sense of humor. you will want to see it 10 times even after the first scene in the movie. i can easily say, that this movie beats anything i've ever seen in my whole life!!! jackass number 2 deserves 100 billion trillion stars! if you haven't seen it already, then you haven't lived. think of the funniest thing you've seen or heard, then multiply it by the highest number in the word, and then again, and then again. that will equal jackass number 2!!! SEE THIS MOVIE! best, best, best, best, best, best movie EVER! remember to go to the bathroom before you see this movie. though... that might not even help!
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i loved it!!!the scene with the cab driver id laughed so hard i had to go back and see it again...the fat boy switch..and the puppet show and the scene with wee man disapers oh my. i didn't care to see dunn's filthy nuts though...im glad to see bam with more scenes but what about dico? as a female viewer id thought it was great, i even dragged out my other female friends that never seen jackass before and they fell in love...
* I never laughed so hard in my life.
There is not much to write about a Jackass movie. Those that are into the show and the 1st film know what to expect from Johnny and company. The skits are more extreme and the laughs never stop. Sure after two viewings it's not as funny but for a 1st timer it may be one of the times in your life where you will laugh so hard for so long it actually hurts.
I am looking forward to this being released on DVD for the extra skits. 29. Can't beat it.
As much as these guys get panned for their low brow humor you have to give them credit for milking it for what it's worth. Their pain is our gain and kudos to them for having the balls to do some of these things because god knows you won't catch me doing any of it.
There will never be another group of people to replace them once they stop doing Jackass for good.
I still think they got one more over the top movie left in them and to be honest I can't wait to see it if it does happen.
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