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‘Jackass: Best And Last’ premiere featured a giant drone fart in the sky
The final instalment in the chaotic franchise is in cinemas today
The premiere for Jackass: Best And Last featured a drone display featuring the world “FART” alongside a depiction of one of the castmembers lighting their flatulence on fire.
- READ MORE: ‘Jackass: Best And Last’ review: silly stunts and fond farewells
The fifth and final Jackass movie release is in cinemas today, and at the movie’s premiere a drone display paid tribute to various classic moments in the franchise. This included the iconic Jackass emblem of a skull and two crutches, Johnny Knoxville being hit by a giant hand, a portable toilet exploding, and a man bent over with the word “FART” written above him, with fireworks depicting the lit gas. You can check out the full display below.
Originally running for just three seasons between 2000 and 2001, Jackass featured a regular crew of friends performing physically dangerous, comedic, or grotesque stunts. The appeal of the show led to the rise of castmembers such as Johnny Knoxville and Steve-O, and five movies starting with 2002’s Jackass The Movie.
The ‘JACKASS: BEST AND LAST’ world premiere had a drone show featuring iconic stunts from the franchise and a giant fart in the sky. pic.twitter.com/ZqHVQOG38c
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) June 26, 2026
There have also been four straight-to-video alternative cuts for each film, the spin-off Bad Grandpa, and various TV specials. Members of the Jackass crew have starred in their own series, such as Viva La Bam (starring Bam Margera), and Wildboyz, a nature-focused show starring Steve-O and Chris Pontius.
NME gave Jackass: First And Last a three-star review, concluding: “With ‘My Way’ playing, Knoxville, the leader of these merry pranksters, looks misty-eyed as he’s confronted by the fact this chapter of his life is over. As the film takes a bow with one last gross-out moment – a foul-smelling remix on Twister – your eyes will be watering too.
Jackass regular Bam Margera also returned to the franchise via archive footage after missing out on the fourth film due to a legal disagreement with the creators. Last year, Margera said in an interview: “You couldn’t offer me enough money to want to do another Jackass with them. The damage has been done.”
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The premiere for Jackass: Best And Last featured a drone display featuring the world “FART” alongside a depiction of one of the castmembers lighting their flatulence on fire.
- READ MORE: ‘Jackass: Best And Last’ review: silly stunts and fond farewells
The fifth and final Jackass movie release is in cinemas today, and at the movie’s premiere a drone display paid tribute to various classic moments in the franchise. This included the iconic Jackass emblem of a skull and two crutches, Johnny Knoxville being hit by a giant hand, a portable toilet exploding, and a man bent over with the word “FART” written above him, with fireworks depicting the lit gas. You can check out the full display below.
Originally running for just three seasons between 2000 and 2001, Jackass featured a regular crew of friends performing physically dangerous, comedic, or grotesque stunts. The appeal of the show led to the rise of castmembers such as Johnny Knoxville and Steve-O, and five movies starting with 2002’s Jackass The Movie.
The ‘JACKASS: BEST AND LAST’ world premiere had a drone show featuring iconic stunts from the franchise and a giant fart in the sky. pic.twitter.com/ZqHVQOG38c
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) June 26, 2026
There have also been four straight-to-video alternative cuts for each film, the spin-off Bad Grandpa, and various TV specials. Members of the Jackass crew have starred in their own series, such as Viva La Bam (starring Bam Margera), and Wildboyz, a nature-focused show starring Steve-O and Chris Pontius.
NME gave Jackass: First And Last a three-star review, concluding: “With ‘My Way’ playing, Knoxville, the leader of these merry pranksters, looks misty-eyed as he’s confronted by the fact this chapter of his life is over. As the film takes a bow with one last gross-out moment – a foul-smelling remix on Twister – your eyes will be watering too.
Jackass regular Bam Margera also returned to the franchise via archive footage after missing out on the fourth film due to a legal disagreement with the creators. Last year, Margera said in an interview: “You couldn’t offer me enough money to want to do another Jackass with them. The damage has been done.”
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