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Jackass 3D

As I have said before, I am an avid moviegoer, so my husband and I went to go see Jackass 3D because it looked hilarious.

There are some amazingly funny parts, that make you want to pee your pants they are so funny. I don't want to give anything away, but I think this might be one of the best ones of the Jackasses. There are some really original skits, scenes, and jokes that make you laugh till it hurts. This is the full cast, and some of the background members of the group get to do quite a few stunts and jokes, which makes it very funny. Bam, Wee Man, Johnny, and Stevo are a great group of guys that make life seem funny.

Of course, as with any Jackass movie, there are some really gross parts, and I do not recommend this movie to anyone who has a weak stomach. It was pretty disgusting in some parts, and I would not have been able to keep anything down had I not eaten for awhile before seeing the movie.

The 3D of this movie wasn't something that I really noticed throughout the movie, it neither enhanced or retracted from the movie. Although there were a few parts that were 3D in your face, that were kind of cool. But it isn't something that will really bug you throughout the movie.

All in all, I give this movie 5 stars, because although gross and kind of stupid, it was hilarious and well worth the money and time. Sometimes you just need a laugh, and sometimes it just needs to be something dumb to make you laugh. Have fun and enjoy. Let me know what you think of the movie as well.

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