callanvass This is the best film in the series, and I laughed quite a bit, surprisingly, but I can honestly say now that I've had my fill of Jackass movies. I wasn't a huge fan of the first two, so I was quite surprised by how funny this was. It still has its misses, but many more laughs than the first two. A lot of them are there for the sake of shock value, but many of them manage to be quite funny. The pit of snakes and the beehive teatherball are just two of many funny scenes. Actors such as Sean William Scott show up as well. I can't really tell you if the 3D augmented anything because I saw this on DVD a couple years ago, but I can tell you that it does have a surprising amount of laughsFinal Thoughts: Best in the series by far, but that doesn't mean I want any more sequels coming out. I'm not sure how much farther they can go to be honest…7/10

dushyant chaturvedi The third in the popular Jackass franchise, this movie breaks all barriers with the relentless grossness, explicitness and amazing stunts. Knoxville and crew perform so many hardcore stunts that you will be left with your mouth agape at many occasions. The sequences are ingenuous and vomit inducing and those with a weak heart and stomach should stay away from this. All the others are welcome to see this and be amazed and repelled at the same time. Had a great time. 4 out of 5. Delivers more, much more then what its premise promised. no wonder it went on to earn 117 million dollars which is kind of amazing considering there is not a single star or story. Two thumbs up.

Raul Faust You know, "Jackass 3D" is really what you expect from it. A bunch of idiots doing painful and disgusting things, like farting and being bitten by scorpions. Thought it has lots of jokes, only few of them are actually funny. Most of them are just recycled ideas from their previous films, so it kinda bores those who've seen all the past ones.Moreover, this film has too much male nudity. Since their main target is men, they could avoid showing their nude bodies all the time. Beyond having to see all that disgusting scenes, we have also to see their genitals the whole time. It's not enjoyable at all.But as people have already said, the film delivers what it promises: idiotic fun. If you like that, give it a chance. But here's my hint: don't watch while eating. You'll know what I mean.

Anonymous Andy (Minus_The_Beer) As the great Mike Patton once sang: "It's always funny until someone gets hurt, and then it's just hilarious!" These appear to be words to live by for the "Jackass" crew, who are back for a third round of shenanigans in "Jackass 3D." The guys that hurt themselves for laughs so you don't have to are back in full form and if you think age has tempered their appetite for danger and potty-humor, then you are sorely mistaken.Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn, Wee Man, Preston Lacy, Chris Pontius, Dave England, Ehren McGhehey -- all the names and faces you've come to know over the years -- make their return (with a few stragglers left behind, naturally) to the feature-length film format to abuse 3D technology in ways that would infuriate James Cameron. Flying feces? Check. Unnecessarily exposed male genitalia? Check. The ever-reliable vomiting of a now-sober Steve-O? You bet. If you thought the envelope had been pushed as far as it would go before, think again. This "Jackass" is a full three dimensions of dumb and disgusting.Tastelessness aside, there's something both cinematic and slightly sentimental about this installment. Maybe it's all the slow-motion shots and Rocky references, but for the first time it appears as if director Jeff Tremaine is taking his craft a bit more seriously. The over-the-top opening and closing of the movie are nothing short of epic (at least by MTV standards) and if anything, it's the finest looking "Jackass" to date. Likewise, the cast seems to be stepping it up a notch; not only are they going to the extreme here, but they seem to be enjoying it more than ever. The film just so happens to mark the tenth-year anniversary of the franchise, so it's no coincidence that the sense of camaraderie is tighter than before. For the first time, it appears as though the guys are having as much fun laughing at themselves as we are.There are plenty of memorable stunts -- from an updated porto-potty gag dubbed "The Poo-Cocktail Supreme" to a stinker of a man-made volcano and a scene involving bees that rivals the hilariousness of Nic Cage in the infamous The Wicker Man remake -- and just as many laughs to go around. Cameos from the likes of Sean William Scott, Weezer, Rip Taylor, and Beavis and Butt-Head are along for the ride, but the true stars remain the main crew and their non-stop disregard for their own well-being. Dumb and reckless, yet unrelentingly amusing, this third installment in the unlikely franchise is guaranteed to have you giggling mindlessly while simultaneously squirming in your seat.