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Released

2026 · FILM

Jackass: Best and Last

“One. Last. Ride.”

Directed by

Jeff Tremaine, Sean Bozeman

Written by

Jason Wee Man Acuna, Tory Belleci

Rated

MPA · R

Runtime

92 min

ComedyDocumentary

Synopsis

Jackass: Best and Last attempts to serve as a farewell to the franchise but falls short of being the best in the series. The film blends new and recycled material, including some of the most outrageous stunts, such as a robot rectal exam and lip injections. While it offers moments of humor, much of the content feels like a rehash of previous entries, giving it the feel of a glorified DVD extra. The film also revisits a gag from Jackass Forever, adding new footage with Bam Margera, who had been removed from the previous film. Despite its shortcomings, the movie still delivers some laughs, particularly in a theater setting with an audience. However, it lacks the freshness and quality of earlier Jackass films.

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Production Designer

J P Blackmon

Director of Photography

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A crew of 331+ credited

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Craft leads on file

Edited by Jeff BuchananShot by Dimitry ElyashkevichDesigned by J P BlackmonSound by Shaughnessy HareCostumes by Emily TingStunts by Jeff GalpinVFX by Anthony Bloor

Box Office

2026 · Box office

Grossed $26.6M worldwide

Worldwide gross

$26.6M

Worldwide gross$26.6M

US & Canada: $18.0M — 68% of worldwide · International: $8.6M (32%)

Opening weekend: $8.5M — 47% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.

Opening week (7-day): $11.1M — 61% of its US & Canada run.

Peak 2,855 theaters

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Also known as

(English)Jackass: Best and Last
(French)Jackass: le meilleur pour la fin

Release dates around the world4 countries · show

United KingdomJun 15, 2026
United StatesJun 24, 2026
ArgentinaJun 25, 2026
AustriaJun 25, 2026

Companies

ProductionDickhouse Entertainment, Domain Entertainment (II), MTV Entertainment Studios, Paramount Pictures

DistributionParamount Pictures, Paramount Pictures Australia, Paramount Pictures France, Paramount Pictures International, Paramount Pictures UK

Other companiesNOS Audiovisuais, 424 Post

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AI · ReviewedJun 26, 2026
Jackass: Best and Last Review
Bilge Ebiri reviews 'Jackass: Best and Last,' noting that the film is neither the best in the series nor likely to be the last. The movie features familiar stunts, such as a robot rectal exam and lip injections, but much of the content is recycled from previous entries. The film's title suggests it is a 'best of' compilation rather than a new Jackass installment. While it offers some humor and nostalgia, the retread nature of the content is a drawback. The film's themes of aging and vulnerability are explored, but the overall experience feels like a glorified DVD extra.
Vulture — Movies