I can't believe they are making a sequel (Jackass Number 2)

[Flea_Man]

<p><a href="http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/jackassnumbertwo.html">http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/jackassnumbertwo.html</a></p><p> </p><p><font size="2" face="Arial">This sequel to the 2002 hit, based on the infamous MTV series in which Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Bam Margera, and company regularly put their health and dignity on the line in an attempt to shock and amuse, gets the old gang back together for another round of gross, alarming, and funny hi-jinks.</font> <br /></p><p>A trailer is in the top link. Absolutly incredible...</p>

<span class=post_edited>This message was edited by Fallon on 9-21-06 @ 11:39 PM</span>

[mikeyboy]

<p>Why does this surprise you?&nbsp; It's cheap as hell to make, so unless marketing costs are out of hand, it's virtually guaranteed to make it's money back and turn a profit.&nbsp; As for the Jackass guys, they've beem modestly successful (Viva La Bam, Wild Boys, Knoxville in Dukes of Hazard), but let's not even pretend that they've been setting the world on fire since the last movie and the show ended, so provided that they were willing to destroy their bodies again, this was probably a no-brainer.</p>

[Fallon]

Jackass: The Movie was great. I'm surprised Knoxville is still willing to do these things.<br />

[tele7]

<p>I wish I was kidding, but I could watch 2 solid hrs of that golf air-horn bit.</p>

[Snoogans]

the golf airhorn bit is the greatest thing ever. If i was playing golf and someone did that i would actually laugh<br />

[Flea_Man]

<strong>mikeyboy</strong> wrote:<br /><p>Why does this surprise you?&nbsp; It's cheap as hell to make, so unless marketing costs are out of hand, it's virtually guaranteed to make it's money back and turn a profit.&nbsp; As for the Jackass guys, they've beem modestly successful (Viva La Bam, Wild Boys, Knoxville in Dukes of Hazard), but let's not even pretend that they've been setting the world on fire since the last movie and the show ended, so provided that they were willing to destroy their bodies again, this was probably a no-brainer.</p><p>I think it's wierd mainly cause I thought Jackass the movie was the closer of the Jackass series. Like &quot;Hey, it was great doing the show. Let's wrap the whole thing up with a movie, and we'll go on our seperate ways&quot;. As you said, they were all doing their own thing, so this suprised me that they would put their bodies on the line again. </p><p>I do look forward to it though. The first movie was classic. When Bam set off the fireworks in the house and his dad's car, I thought I was going to puke I was laughing so hard. </p>

[Snoogans]

they stopped doing the show cause MTV canned it. It was causing too much heat, thats the only reason<br />

[mikeyboy]

<strong>Flea_Man</strong> wrote:<br /><strong>mikeyboy</strong> wrote:<br /><p>Why does this surprise you?&nbsp; It's cheap as hell to make, so unless marketing costs are out of hand, it's virtually guaranteed to make it's money back and turn a profit.&nbsp; As for the Jackass guys, they've beem modestly successful (Viva La Bam, Wild Boys, Knoxville in Dukes of Hazard), but let's not even pretend that they've been setting the world on fire since the last movie and the show ended, so provided that they were willing to destroy their bodies again, this was probably a no-brainer.</p><p>I think it's wierd mainly cause I thought Jackass the movie was the closer of the Jackass series. Like &quot;Hey, it was great doing the show. Let's wrap the whole thing up with a movie, and we'll go on our seperate ways&quot;. As you said, they were all doing their own thing, so this suprised me that they would put their bodies on the line again.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>...and Kevin Smith's doing &quot;View Askewniverse&quot; movies again after making a big deal about closing the book on that series and moving on at the end of &quot;Jay &amp; Silent Bob Strike Back&quot;.&nbsp; Sometimes it's the money (look at every fucking Who reunion tour since the early 80s) sometimes careers don't go the way people hope (see Kevin Smith &amp; &quot;Jersey Girl&quot;), so announcements that anything is over in the entertainment business should be taken with a grain of salt.</p>

[DirtyJersey]

Golf airhorn is great but I could easily watch 2 hours of party&nbsp;boy&nbsp;also.&nbsp;

[fezident]

<p>It seems, you can make a sequel to just about anything these days.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><img height="243" src="http://www.canmag.com/images/front/moviereview/tokyodrift.jpg" width="170" border="0" /></p>

[Flea_Man]

<strong>mikeyboy</strong> wrote:<br /><strong>Flea_Man</strong> wrote:<br /><strong>mikeyboy</strong> wrote:<br /><p>Why does this surprise you?&nbsp; It's cheap as hell to make, so unless marketing costs are out of hand, it's virtually guaranteed to make it's money back and turn a profit.&nbsp; As for the Jackass guys, they've beem modestly successful (Viva La Bam, Wild Boys, Knoxville in Dukes of Hazard), but let's not even pretend that they've been setting the world on fire since the last movie and the show ended, so provided that they were willing to destroy their bodies again, this was probably a no-brainer.</p><p>I think it's wierd mainly cause I thought Jackass the movie was the closer of the Jackass series. Like &quot;Hey, it was great doing the show. Let's wrap the whole thing up with a movie, and we'll go on our seperate ways&quot;. As you said, they were all doing their own thing, so this suprised me that they would put their bodies on the line again.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>...and Kevin Smith's doing &quot;View Askewniverse&quot; movies again after making a big deal about closing the book on that series and moving on at the end of &quot;Jay &amp; Silent Bob Strike Back&quot;.&nbsp; Sometimes it's the money (look at every fucking Who reunion tour since the early 80s) sometimes careers don't go the way people hope (see Kevin Smith &amp; &quot;Jersey Girl&quot;), so announcements that anything is over in the entertainment business should be taken with a grain of salt.</p><p>You're 100%. Jersey Girl really did bite the big one. No wonder why he made Clerks II. Very true.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp;</p><strong>DirtyJersey</strong> wrote:<br />Golf airhorn is great but I could easily watch 2 hours of party&nbsp;boy&nbsp;also.&nbsp; <p>&nbsp;</p><p>ewwww...............</p>

[Sheeplovr]

Im holding out for a &quot;Freddie Got Fingered Too&quot; i spelled it too not
two for its not just a sequal but an also like teen wolf too it could
be a whole new freddie getting fingered and alot more animals getting
jerked off<br />

[MasterSoySauce]

I'd like a CKY 5, i doubt it will happen.

[Dougie Brootal]

<strong>fezident</strong> wrote:<br /><p>It seems, you can make a sequel to just about anything these days.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><img height="243" src="http://www.canmag.com/images/front/moviereview/tokyodrift.jpg" width="170" border="0" /></p><p>but what about <img height="286" src="http://www.dvdxpress.net/images2/bikerboyz2.jpg" width="200" border="0" />?</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><img src="http://www.ronfez.net/messageboard/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/images/wallbash.gif" border="0" /></p>

[Furtherman]

<strong>mikeyboy</strong> wrote:<br /><blockquote /><p>...and Kevin Smith's doing &quot;View Askewniverse&quot; movies again after making a big deal about closing the book on that series and moving on at the end of &quot;Jay &amp; Silent Bob Strike Back&quot;.&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Ahhh... but according to <a href="http://www.apple.com/trailers/weinstein/clerks2/featurette/" target="_blank">this little preview</a>, you'll see that book may have been closed, but there was more to it!</p><p>I'm looking forward to Clerks 2.&nbsp; Jay and Silent Bob just crack me up.</p>

[kdubya]

<p>If they can make money they will do it.</p><p>I am excited about Jackass 2. I love Wild Boyz, it never gets old. I am sick of Bam though, you can only take so much of him. </p>

[Fallon]

It opens tommorow. I gotta work some OT, I'm hoping to see it over the weekend.<br />

[FUNKMAN]

<p>i'd go see it but it could never top&nbsp;what i heard on the RnF show yesterday...</p><p>so why bother?</p>

[RapistWit]

Can't wait...first one was funny as hell.

[silas]

<p>I never bothered to see&nbsp;jackass #1...even then, there seemed to be more than enough&nbsp;dumb human&nbsp; tricks around.</p><p>But i found the relatively simple golf-airhorn bit inspired. (and i'm not a&nbsp;golf fanatic)...note the mentions on this thread&nbsp;and how widely that one was circulated -inc among non-fans like myself</p><p>Also, the recent promo pic with blindfolded, smilin'&nbsp;Knoxville and charging bull is quite cool.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

[mavric305]

<p>I loved watching the first one. Now that I have seen the trailer where Knoxville gets leveled by a bull, I am thinking I will like this one even more. I will be first in line at the Korean bootleggers table!</p>

<span class=post_edited>This message was edited by mavric305 on 9-22-06 @ 7:23 PM</span>

[angrymissy]

Saw this last night in a packed theatre in Manhattan.&nbsp; This movie was awesome.&nbsp; It did not lose my attention the whole movie, and everyone was dying laughing the whole time.&nbsp; Even better than Jackass 1.

[JimBeam]

<p>I was never a big fan of any of that stuff.</p><p>I sis catch Knoxville's interview on Sterm which was a day after Stern interviewed Steve O and that jerk-off Bam Margera.</p><p>Stern was asking if they were all still tight and Knoxville was very uneasily saying yeah of course we are.</p><p>I think that Margera and Steve needed Knoxville to be in the movie or else the studio wouldnt make it.</p>

[cougarjake13]

<p>loved the movie </p><p>had the usual gags but all in all pretty funny</p>