post #151
13 September 2006, 23:39 UTC#151
Oh my god, I just watched the video with Dave England and the Firehose Rodeo.
I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.
I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.
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Jackass : Number Two
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post #152
14 September 2006, 16:25 UTC#152
I don't think I've ever been more pumped for a movie
post #153
14 September 2006, 16:30 UTC#153
Without money this DVD would be the suck, haha, judging by the ideas we've seen thus far. 
I just hope a high quality versions gets to me asap, haha.
I just hope a high quality versions gets to me asap, haha.
post #154
14 September 2006, 17:17 UTC#154
QUOTE(BaZ_LnN @ Sep 14 2006, 05:30 PM) [snapback]383088[/snapback]
Without money this DVD would be the suck, haha, judging by the ideas we've seen thus far.
No, it would still rule, but since they have more cash, it's even better
post #155
14 September 2006, 17:27 UTC#155
anyone no when its in cinemas in the uk 22nd?
post #156
14 September 2006, 17:39 UTC#156
I was reading this at imdb. interesting.. till the part im going to put in BIGGER SIZE
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Steve Irwin's death has sent a shiver through some of Hollywood's bravest souls.
At least one member of the infamous Jackass stunt crew, who have a cult following with teenagers around the world, is contemplating quitting stunts with wild animals after his own near-death experience with a shark.
"I think I'm generally going to close the book on wildlife encounters," Stephen Glover, best known to Jackass fans as Steve-O, told reporters in Los Angeles.
The 32-year-old's near-miss with a hungry mako shark came while shooting a stunt in the Gulf of Mexico for the group's new feature film, Jackass Number Two, a sequel to their highly-profitable 2002 debut film, Jackass: The Movie.
The shark incident was not the only brush with death for a Jackass member while making the film, scheduled for release in Australian cinemas in November.
Jackass leader Johnny Knoxville was just centimetres away from being killed when a rocket he was sitting on unexpectedly exploded during another stunt.
The rocket was supposed to launch Knoxville 50m into the air before crashing into a lake, but it self-destructed before take-off and a 30cm long metal rod came hurtling out of the rocket.
It pierced the rocket's metal casing and just missed Knoxville's stomach.
"The rod would have gone straight through me," Knoxville, 35, said.
Glover said his stunt with sharks in the Gulf of Mexico pushed the boundary between man and nature a little too far.
He was 50km off the coast of New Orleans. After burley was tossed into the ocean and mako and hammerhead sharks were swimming around the boat, Glover presented himself as human bait.
He pierced a hole through his cheek with a fishing hook that was attached to fishing line and a rod and then, with blood dripping from his face, jumped into the ocean.
Footage in Jackass Number Two shows a mako shark lunging at Glover's leg before he kicks it away just in time.
"I cringe when I watch the footage of the shark scene," Glover, who has tussled with alligators, snakes and other dangerous creatures for the original Jackass TV series and his other TV documentary-style show, Wildboyz, said.
The Jackass members were shocked by Irwin's death last week when a stingray barb pierced his chest while the 44-year-old was snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef, admitting the Crocodile Hunter was on a "whole other level" to them.
"God bless Steve Irwin," Knoxville said.
"All the guys were really upset about that. We had so much respect and love for the guy.
"We were all talking about it and thought, 'If he's going to go it's the way he'd want to go'.
"He's got kids and that's horrible, but he was doing what he loved.
"I know it's cliche, but if there's any man who was doing what he loved it was Steve."
Knoxville, who has a young daughter, said he will keep performing madcap stunts and is working on a third Jackass film.
Despite his near-death experience on the rocket, he never lets the possibility of death enter his mind.
"You can't think that way if you're doing what we do," Knoxville, who was bitten repeatedly by an angry anaconda in the new film, said.
"You can't let that consequence influence your thinking.
"If you do, then you may as well give up. You should find another job like collecting stamps.
"Who wants to see a half-arsed stuntman?"
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and he said that he kept doing stunts after finishing jackass 2, hes kinda sad cause he loved to do it.. Image file not present in the recovered backup
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Steve Irwin's death has sent a shiver through some of Hollywood's bravest souls.
At least one member of the infamous Jackass stunt crew, who have a cult following with teenagers around the world, is contemplating quitting stunts with wild animals after his own near-death experience with a shark.
"I think I'm generally going to close the book on wildlife encounters," Stephen Glover, best known to Jackass fans as Steve-O, told reporters in Los Angeles.
The 32-year-old's near-miss with a hungry mako shark came while shooting a stunt in the Gulf of Mexico for the group's new feature film, Jackass Number Two, a sequel to their highly-profitable 2002 debut film, Jackass: The Movie.
The shark incident was not the only brush with death for a Jackass member while making the film, scheduled for release in Australian cinemas in November.
Jackass leader Johnny Knoxville was just centimetres away from being killed when a rocket he was sitting on unexpectedly exploded during another stunt.
The rocket was supposed to launch Knoxville 50m into the air before crashing into a lake, but it self-destructed before take-off and a 30cm long metal rod came hurtling out of the rocket.
It pierced the rocket's metal casing and just missed Knoxville's stomach.
"The rod would have gone straight through me," Knoxville, 35, said.
Glover said his stunt with sharks in the Gulf of Mexico pushed the boundary between man and nature a little too far.
He was 50km off the coast of New Orleans. After burley was tossed into the ocean and mako and hammerhead sharks were swimming around the boat, Glover presented himself as human bait.
He pierced a hole through his cheek with a fishing hook that was attached to fishing line and a rod and then, with blood dripping from his face, jumped into the ocean.
Footage in Jackass Number Two shows a mako shark lunging at Glover's leg before he kicks it away just in time.
"I cringe when I watch the footage of the shark scene," Glover, who has tussled with alligators, snakes and other dangerous creatures for the original Jackass TV series and his other TV documentary-style show, Wildboyz, said.
The Jackass members were shocked by Irwin's death last week when a stingray barb pierced his chest while the 44-year-old was snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef, admitting the Crocodile Hunter was on a "whole other level" to them.
"God bless Steve Irwin," Knoxville said.
"All the guys were really upset about that. We had so much respect and love for the guy.
"We were all talking about it and thought, 'If he's going to go it's the way he'd want to go'.
"He's got kids and that's horrible, but he was doing what he loved.
"I know it's cliche, but if there's any man who was doing what he loved it was Steve."
Knoxville, who has a young daughter, said he will keep performing madcap stunts and is working on a third Jackass film.
Despite his near-death experience on the rocket, he never lets the possibility of death enter his mind.
"You can't think that way if you're doing what we do," Knoxville, who was bitten repeatedly by an angry anaconda in the new film, said.
"You can't let that consequence influence your thinking.
"If you do, then you may as well give up. You should find another job like collecting stamps.
"Who wants to see a half-arsed stuntman?"
--
and he said that he kept doing stunts after finishing jackass 2, hes kinda sad cause he loved to do it.. Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #157
14 September 2006, 17:48 UTC#157
Do you think it's at all possible that they searched on the net for any ideas and found this place?
post #158
14 September 2006, 18:33 UTC#158
shit man that sounds awsome I wan't to see this even more now
Edit: just found this http://youtube.com/watch?v=w6D1ihbkWgo
Edit: just found this http://youtube.com/watch?v=w6D1ihbkWgo
post #159
14 September 2006, 19:11 UTC#159
QUOTE(mako @ Sep 14 2006, 06:39 PM) [snapback]383120[/snapback]
I was reading this at imdb. interesting.. till the part im going to put in BIGGER SIZE
---
Steve Irwin's death has sent a shiver through some of Hollywood's bravest souls.
At least one member of the infamous Jackass stunt crew, who have a cult following with teenagers around the world, is contemplating quitting stunts with wild animals after his own near-death experience with a shark.
"I think I'm generally going to close the book on wildlife encounters," Stephen Glover, best known to Jackass fans as Steve-O, told reporters in Los Angeles.
The 32-year-old's near-miss with a hungry mako shark came while shooting a stunt in the Gulf of Mexico for the group's new feature film, Jackass Number Two, a sequel to their highly-profitable 2002 debut film, Jackass: The Movie.
The shark incident was not the only brush with death for a Jackass member while making the film, scheduled for release in Australian cinemas in November.
Jackass leader Johnny Knoxville was just centimetres away from being killed when a rocket he was sitting on unexpectedly exploded during another stunt.
The rocket was supposed to launch Knoxville 50m into the air before crashing into a lake, but it self-destructed before take-off and a 30cm long metal rod came hurtling out of the rocket.
It pierced the rocket's metal casing and just missed Knoxville's stomach.
"The rod would have gone straight through me," Knoxville, 35, said.
Glover said his stunt with sharks in the Gulf of Mexico pushed the boundary between man and nature a little too far.
He was 50km off the coast of New Orleans. After burley was tossed into the ocean and mako and hammerhead sharks were swimming around the boat, Glover presented himself as human bait.
He pierced a hole through his cheek with a fishing hook that was attached to fishing line and a rod and then, with blood dripping from his face, jumped into the ocean.
Footage in Jackass Number Two shows a mako shark lunging at Glover's leg before he kicks it away just in time.
"I cringe when I watch the footage of the shark scene," Glover, who has tussled with alligators, snakes and other dangerous creatures for the original Jackass TV series and his other TV documentary-style show, Wildboyz, said.
The Jackass members were shocked by Irwin's death last week when a stingray barb pierced his chest while the 44-year-old was snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef, admitting the Crocodile Hunter was on a "whole other level" to them.
"God bless Steve Irwin," Knoxville said.
"All the guys were really upset about that. We had so much respect and love for the guy.
"We were all talking about it and thought, 'If he's going to go it's the way he'd want to go'.
"He's got kids and that's horrible, but he was doing what he loved.
"I know it's cliche, but if there's any man who was doing what he loved it was Steve."
Knoxville, who has a young daughter, said he will keep performing madcap stunts and is working on a third Jackass film.
Despite his near-death experience on the rocket, he never lets the possibility of death enter his mind.
"You can't think that way if you're doing what we do," Knoxville, who was bitten repeatedly by an angry anaconda in the new film, said.
"You can't let that consequence influence your thinking.
"If you do, then you may as well give up. You should find another job like collecting stamps.
"Who wants to see a half-arsed stuntman?"
--
and he said that he kept doing stunts after finishing jackass 2, hes kinda sad cause he loved to do it.. Image file not present in the recovered backup
awesome
QUOTE(John @ Sep 14 2006, 07:33 PM) [snapback]383128[/snapback]
and.....
nothing new Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #160
15 September 2006, 00:02 UTC#160
Yeah I have to admit, this movie is actually going to be good. I have to say I was easily bored when watching the first movie, but this movie looks so good, and im glad that they actually tried and also used their budget to go even harder! "this movie is going to make HG look pussy" well they're just getting back at us. not to mention it should just motivate you more!
SWYD!
-Bruce
SWYD!
-Bruce
post #161
15 September 2006, 00:54 UTC#161
The scene with steve-o and the sharks was crazy, that shark was lunging right for his foot, but he luckily kicked the shark in the face which made it turn away....very crazy scene.
post #162
15 September 2006, 01:57 UTC#162
Im going to see it.
Loved the first one and the show, cant WAIT for it to come out.
Loved the first one and the show, cant WAIT for it to come out.
post #163
15 September 2006, 06:54 UTC#163
post #164
15 September 2006, 07:00 UTC#164
Preston lacy getting hit in the head is great 
this will be one great movie.
this will be one great movie.post #165
15 September 2006, 16:04 UTC#165
hahaha fucking awesome dude !!!
I want to try it
I want to try it
post #166
15 September 2006, 19:02 UTC#166
Its funny how everyone was like "I hate Jackass!!1! Nothing to do with HG!!?!" but when a new movie comes out everyones true colours show through.
post #167
15 September 2006, 19:39 UTC#167
QUOTE(cIRca @ Sep 15 2006, 08:02 PM) [snapback]383558[/snapback]
Its funny how everyone was like "I hate Jackass!!1! Nothing to do with HG!!?!" but when a new movie comes out everyones true colours show through.
I noticed this too. I have always loved Jackass.
post #168
16 September 2006, 08:34 UTC#168
I too have noticed this unsightly habit. I've been a fan of Jackass for ages, but its funny when people say Jackass is lame and stuff. I cant wait to see this movie.
post #169
16 September 2006, 14:20 UTC#169
Jackass did become lame. but it would seem they have stepped it up a notch
post #170
16 September 2006, 17:26 UTC#170
Have you seen the Maljass movie,it is so fuckin dead.Here is the web site www.malja88.narod.ru
Download the movies it so hardcore!
Download the movies it so hardcore!
post #171
16 September 2006, 17:27 UTC#171
HIPERSUPERMEGALOL@RUSIANNOOB!
post #172
16 September 2006, 17:43 UTC#172
Download Maljass the movie 4 it is the best
post #173
16 September 2006, 20:04 UTC#173
post #174
17 September 2006, 07:43 UTC#174
sosi bolt
post #175
17 September 2006, 07:45 UTC#175
QUOTE(Malja @ Sep 17 2006, 09:43 AM) [snapback]383980[/snapback]
sosi bolt
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post #176
17 September 2006, 21:34 UTC#176
QUOTE(Mon-Oh No @ Sep 17 2006, 08:45 AM) [snapback]383982[/snapback]
QUOTE(Malja @ Sep 17 2006, 09:43 AM) [snapback]383980[/snapback]
sosi bolt
+warn Image file not present in the recovered backup
lolx45
post #177
17 September 2006, 21:38 UTC#177
roflgator! this guy is funny
post #178
18 September 2006, 09:15 UTC#178
Did anybody check his videos?
post #179
18 September 2006, 09:24 UTC#179
Whats his site? I'll give it a look now.
post #180
18 September 2006, 09:30 UTC#180
www.malja88.narod.ru