Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa (2013)

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

Although it's obscene,vulgar,dirty and lewd is outrageous funniest comedy since Borat...Knoxville is a genius really,some scenes are totally unexpected for those whose caught in the hidden camera,the highlights are stuck in vending machine is a crying shame,the funeral is embarrassing,fishing Moby Dick is a shameless scene,restaurant is awful dirty,Penguin is dangerous,ladies night is most original idea of all time and adjustable bed is scary and a lot of bonus material with deleted scenes....oh my God l've been waited for my own Blu-ray to watch it again a full lenght movie!! Resume: First watch: 2015 / How many: 3 / Source: Cable TV-Blu-Ray / Rating: 8.5

A couple of funny moments at the start of the movie does not make for a good comedy. If you are into crass and mindless comedy this is the film for you, otherwise don't waste your time. It just seems to stress the fact that Deniro is desperately trying to pretend that he is still valid and at the same time losing all of his self respect as an actor. To be using the N word in this movie just truly discredits this movie of any worth. And maybe in these times we can try not to make blatant racist comments seem acceptable at any level. To make matters worse, the perverted nature of some of the scenes including a child and the bizarre banter between Deniro and a young actress makes it seem like the script was written by an old man that can't accept his coming of age. Lowest rating possible.

I never really got into Jackass films, so this was the first one that i truly watched. I have to say it was funny and worth watching but its so dumb at times that i couldn't help but hope some scenes would end faster ("Strip Club" and "Post Office"). The lead character grandpa -Johnny Knoxville- who i really liked in 'The Ringer' goes on a road trip to bring his grandson, Billy, to his dad, Chuck, who is a slow witted, poor, druggie that doesn't care about his son. The reason that he has to take care of the kid is because the mother got arrested for violating parole. The movie starts off with a bang when grandpa gets something stuck in the vending machine and begs onlookers to help. This movie was basically a series of pranks on unsuspecting people. Supposedly it was real and not fake but there were times when i felt the reactions of the people were not serious enough to be real. In between the pranks a story is woven between a grandfather and his grandson bonding. Of course, grandpa doesn't much care for the boy's company when he is going after women. Jackson Nicoll, who played Billy did a great job, he had great chemistry with Knoxville throughout the film. 7/10 I thought it was a little overrated because of how truly dumb it is but at it's core the 2 main characters are memorable and likable and there are some serious laughs in this movie.

A lot better than I thought. Not that I didn't think it was going to be simple fun, bur this movie kind of surprised me.I knew rather little about it, I pretty much only knew it was from the "Jackass-people". And so I guess I thought it would be more like Jackass. But this is a movie. It is actually made like a movie, with acting and stuff. And it really works. The goal of a movie like this is to be entertaining and to make the viewer laugh and cringe. And you know, it does just that!Some of the scenes are painful to watch, because it is filmed among real people. It's a funny and effective mix of a movie and hidden camera. It works.The kid is great! Johnny Knoxville is also good, the makeup is awesome, but the kid! Good job!Some of it might be staged and scripted, but you can normally see, with ease, if a reaction is real or not, and I think most of the reactions here are real.