Jackass Number Two

The film opens with a thrilling scene where the nine cast members are unexpectedly chased by a herd of bulls through a neighborhood. This chaotic pursuit sees the cast members, one by one, succumbing to the stampede while only Johnny Knoxville and Bam Margera remain. They eventually find themselves trapped inside a house, heightening the excitement of the intro.

As the stampede unfolds, Johnny Knoxville takes a moment to introduce himself with his iconic line, 'Hi, I'm Johnny Knoxville, welcome to Jackass!'. His introduction is short-lived, however, as the rushing bulls push him through a window, adding to the absurdity of the moment. This establishes the film's wild tone right from the start.

One of the standout segments features a puppet show where Johnny Knoxville engages in hilarious antics using a snake and Chris Pontius's privates for comedic effect. This bizarre display sets the stage for the outrageous humor that encapsulates the film, showcasing the cast's willingness to push boundaries.

In a scene titled 'The Valentine,' a heart crafted from construction paper is displayed in a hotel hallway, adorned with an increasingly smaller note. This skit exemplifies the absurd and irreverent humor that the 'Jackass' franchise is known for, leading viewers into more crazy antics.

Dave England appears in the segment 'Firehose Rodeo,' where he attempts to ride an uncontrollable fire hose that delivers a flurry of chaos. The unpredictability of the stunt adds to the film's excitement, showcasing the cast's commitment to entertaining their audience through outrageous feats.

In another comedic highlight, Preston Lacy pursues Wee Man in a chaotic scene titled 'Chubby Chaser India.' The skit captures hilarious moments amidst local mayhem, displaying the playful competitiveness that characterizes the friendships within the cast.

Johnny Knoxville and Ryan Dunn try to perform tricks on vintage high-wheeled bicycles in an over-the-top segment. The mix of nostalgia and absurdity in their endeavors results in comedic mishaps that generate both laughter and excitement for viewers.

Bam Margera finds himself in a wild confrontation with Chris Pontius, who launches a golden dildo at him in a comedic stunt. This outrageous prank highlights the unexpected hilarity that can happen at any moment, which is a trademark of the 'Jackass' series.

Spike Jonze performs in a notably comedic skit as 'Gloria,' a 90-year-old street prostitute facing wardrobe malfunctions. This segment adds a layer of absurdity to the lineup, showcasing the willingness of the crew to embrace unconventional characters for laughs.

In 'The Mini-Loop,' cast members face the challenge of riding a miniature motorbike through a loop. This outrageous stunt is representative of the fearless spirit of the cast, as they push their limits and engage in humorous antics that keep the audience entertained.

Chris Pontius attempts to fish for sharks using Steve-O as bait in another wild segment. This outrageous setup serves as an example of the insane lengths the cast will go to for a laugh, pushing the boundaries of comedy with daring antics.

Bam Margera engages in a hilariously chaotic experience while wearing a Velcro suit, which leads to unexpected and laughable moments. The delight in this segment reflects the playful nature of the crew, underscoring their commitment to embracing the absurd.

The film culminates in a spectacular musical finale set to 'The Best Of Times' from La Cage aux Folles. The cast comes together to sing and dance amidst a series of chaotic stunts, laughing and showcasing their camaraderie, while Wee Man and Preston add to the hilarity by sliding onto garbage cans.

In the closing scene, Chris Pontius performs daring dances amidst fiery chaos, wrapping up the film with an energetic flourish. The humorous antics of Bam Margera and Ryan Dunn as they get caught up in cowboy-style shenanigans add to the fun, leaving the audience entertained.

The unrated DVD teases fans with additional segments that deliver more outrageous humor and shock. These extras include Bam's Disclaimer and whimsical pranks, like Steve-O getting shocked and a dung-filled contest, keeping the spirit of madness alive for fans of the franchise.