Quartile rating: 7/10 · 1 rating
On Quartile, Jackass Forever scores 7/10 across five categories — strongest on Acting (Above Average), weakest on Plot (Below Average).
The Jackass crew, along with some newcomers, returns for one more round of hilarious, absurd, and dangerous stunts.
Jackass Forever is exactly what it promises: a gleeful, anarchic parade of painful and absurd stunts from the veteran crew plus new blood. Plot is essentially nonexistent by design — there's no narrative arc, just a loose anthology of set pieces, earning a 1 on pure storytelling merit. Acting is irrelevant in the traditional sense but the cast's charisma and genuine camaraderie elevate the performances beyond pure documentary capture. Cinematography is surprisingly competent, with multi-angle high-speed capture of stunts showing real craft and some genuinely inventive shot compositions. Novelty is low — this is the fourth theatrical Jackass film and largely recycles the same formula, with only modest freshness from the new cast members. The ending, however, delivers a warm and emotionally resonant send-off that acknowledges the crew's age and legacy, giving it more heart than expected for a stunt comedy.