Grand Slam Champion Cris Cyborg got a special Invite from Paramount Pictures for a private screening on the new hit Jackass Forever which celebrates 20 years of Johnny Knoxville and his gang doing wild and obnoxious stunts to get reactions, views, and more…Jackass the original viral content crew has put it all back together again to put out the first film since the passing of cast member Ryan Dunn. The over the top antics having’t stopped as Johnny Knoxville introduces some fresh blood into the gang.
Noticeable came from UFC Heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou takes place during the ‘Cup Check’ where you guessed it…a cast member lets the hardest hitting man on the planet put a boxing glove on and hit him in the ‘groin’ wearing nothing but a ‘cup protector’. The devastation continues as the Cup is tested against a live Hockey Puck slap Shot, in a test guarantee not safe to participate in. Cyborg had this to say of the film, ‘It’s everything you would expect from a Jackass film, 20 years later they are still up to their same craziness, if not even more over the top this go around.”
The film which garnered an ‘R’ rating features nudity, adult language, and adult content as the notoriously raunchy Jackass Crew held nothing back in this 20 year anniversary. The movie premiers Feb. 4th in Theaters everywhere. Get your tickets online HERE. Overall if you are a fan of Johnny Knoxville and the craziness that has been the Jackass series, the latest Jackass Forever is guaranteed to be just as wild, over the top, and extreme as any of the previous editions–if not being the best version of Jackass yet.
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