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‘Jackass: Best and Last’ Review: A Profanely Joyful Swan Song

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By Todd Gilchrist Verified
| Gossip Bucket
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‘Jackass: Best and Last’ Review: A Profanely Joyful Swan Song Original

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By Todd Gilchrist Verified, Adam Chitwood Verified
| The Wrap Verified
Since its earliest days, “Jackass” has always demanded a degree of intestinal fortitude — both from its audience and its cast members. Of all of the things to be tugged at in “Jackass: Best and Last,” the one that fans may least expect is their heartstrings. Longtime ringleader Johnny Knoxville tears up not once but twice over the course of the series’ purported swan song, including when asked if this fifth film is truly the last.
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Julian Schnabel Wouldn’t Change a Frame of His Polarizing Epic ‘In the Hand of Dante’ Original

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By Todd Gilchrist Verified
| IndieWire Verified
Based on Nick Tosches’ 2002 novel of the same name, Julian Schnabel’s “In the Hand of Dante” divided audiences upon its premiere at the 2025 Venice Film Festival. “His decade-in-the-kiln film is epically miscalculated despite sequences and stretches of grandeur,” Ryan Lattanzio wrote in his review for IndieWire.
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