Jackass 4.5

Jackass 4.5 presents an exhilarating collection of outrageous stunts and quirky pranks that were not included in Jackass Forever, and they are ranked from least to most entertaining. This film is not only a blend of behind-the-scenes clips showcasing moments from Jackass Forever, but also includes insightful interviews with the cast and thrilling unseen antics. The enduring appeal of the Jackass franchise continues to thrive, with its iconic members, spearheaded by Johnny Knoxville, achieving legendary status in the world of stunt performance.

Alongside a host of fresh faces who made their mark in Jackass Forever, such as Zach Holmes and Poopies, comedic talent Rachel Wolfson also joins the chaos. Moreover, the hilarious Eric André makes an appearance, building on his connection with the Jackass team through his participation in the 2021 hidden camera film Bad Trip, produced by Jackass co-creator Jeff Tremaine. The newer recruits face a slew of wild challenges, yet it is the formidable duo of “Danger” Ehren McGhehey and Preston Lacy, both long-standing members of the crew since the inception of the Jackass TV series, who take on the most perilous stunts.

The Opening Sequence:
The film kicks off with an exhilarating montage of pranks and stunts, energized by a rock rendition of “If You’re Gonna Be Dumb, You Gotta Be Tough,” a song synonymous with the Jackass brand. This sequence culminates in a particularly painful stunt where Zach Holmes finds himself buried in sand, leaving only his head exposed, only to be pinched by a crab held mischievously by Johnny Knoxville. Notably, the entire Jackass crew is present, except for Bam Margera, who is absent from this installment.

Fire In The Hole:
In a repurposed stunt from the Jackass Forever test shoot, Fire In The Hole includes a memorable initiation for Poopies, alongside contributions from Dave England and Preston Lacy, as they endure the discomfort of having hot sauce funneled into their backsides. This moment stands out as one of the film’s more grotesque antics, humorously concluding with crew members chomping on defecated ice pops.

Long Jump:
The action continues as newcomer Zach Holmes challenges veteran Preston Lacy to a long-jump competition that takes a uniquely risky turn. Rather than landing safely, the contestants dive onto the unsuspecting bodies of their fellow crew members. The event is officiated by Chris Pontius and Rachel Wolfson, culminating in a shocking moment when Wee-Man suffers the brunt of the impact as Preston’s knee crashes down onto him.

Dong Pong:
The crew exhibits their outlandish creativity in Dong Pong, where a transparent table is made by positioning two crew members’ private parts, allowing for a hilarious game of ping pong to unfold across the net placed between them.

The Electric Eel:
In a rather peculiar stunt, Wee-Man attempts to transfer electricity from an electric eel through his body to Danger Ehren. Although the stunt is executed successfully, it doesn’t quite deliver the visual flair that audiences expect, despite the comical sight of Wee-Man dressed as Benjamin Franklin attempting to nail his introductory lines.

COVID Safety Meeting:
Among the simplest yet most memorable moments in Jackass 4.5 occurs during the “COVID Safety Meeting.” After a production halt lasting seven months, the crew reconvenes under the guise of a health protocol meeting, only to be unexpectedly thrown off balance by a bouncy castle crashing into the scene. This unexpected turn of events sets a lively tone as the crew transitions back into action after their lengthy absence from filming.

Big Game Hunting:
In this adventurous segment, Eric André teams up with Chris Pontius and Johnny Knoxville to launch tennis balls at Preston Lacy, Zach Holmes, and Wee-Man, who amusingly don elephant costumes. This lighthearted setup cleverly transforms a competitive atmosphere into a laugh-out-loud experience, especially when Preston receives a fierce blow.

Bad Grandpa Meets Party Boy:
Jackass 4.5 also continues the legacy of Bad Grandpa as Johnny Knoxville, portraying Irving Zisman, hilariously pranks an unsuspecting caregiver, Brad, during an overly chaotic fire drill. Brad soon finds himself surrounded by an uproarious gaggle of naked old men and a scantily clad Chris Pontius, who leads a Party Boy dance.

As the film progresses, fans are treated to a spectrum of side-splitting scenarios, ranging from outrageous stunts involving bodily discomfort to unexpected moments of absurdity, all while capturing the enduring spirit of camaraderie and chaos among the Jackass cast. Each segment assures viewers that the ridiculousness and wild antics that have come to define the franchise remain at the forefront of this hilarious and thrilling collection.

Last Updated: November 15, 2024 at 18:46