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Jackass Swan Song Earns Least, Critically Praised
28 Jun
Summary
- Jackass: Best and Last had the lowest opening weekend for the franchise.
- The movie received positive reviews, but ticket sales were disappointing.
- The film's budget was reportedly $10 million, avoiding a financial disaster.
Jackass: Best and Last, the concluding film in the quarter-century-old stunt franchise, has debuted with the lowest box office earnings in its history. This outcome occurred despite the movie receiving its highest critical and audience ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, achieving an 88% score.
The swan song for the Jackass series reported a modest production cost of $10 million, preventing it from being a financial failure. However, the film's opening weekend performance was lower than previous installments, including Jackass Forever.
Factors such as the inclusion of older clips and Johnny Knoxville's reduced participation in extreme stunts due to past injuries may have influenced turnout. The article also notes the disappointing opening of Supergirl, earning $38 million domestically against a $175 million budget, and the continued success of Toy Story 5.
