Jackass: Best and Last Topped Streaming Charts
The final installment of the iconic stunt franchise has secured the number one spot on Paramount+.
Updated on Sept. 27, 2026 in Action/Adventure
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Jackass: Best and Last has reached the number one position on Paramount+ following its digital debut. The film marks the conclusion of the long-running franchise that began in 2000.
Why it matters
The final project serves as a farewell to the series as the aging cast moves away from the physically demanding stunts that defined their careers. It captures the legacy of the group through a blend of new material and archival footage.
The film grossed nearly $28 million at the box office following its June 26, 2026 release. It features a 92-minute runtime and maintains an 87% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
The players
Bam Margera
He is a central performer in the Jackass franchise who appears in the final film through archival footage.
Ryan Dunn
He was an original cast member of the Jackass series who died in 2011.
The details
The production includes a compilation of legacy stunts, new challenges, and previously unseen footage. It also incorporates archival clips featuring cast members Bam Margera and the late Ryan Dunn.
Timeline
The Jackass franchise began with an MTV show in 2000.
Ryan Dunn died in 2011.
The film premiered in theaters on June 26, 2026.
The movie was released on Paramount+ on September 24, 2026.
Industry Dynamics
This release concludes a 26-year cultural run for the Jackass franchise, highlighting how legacy properties successfully transition from cable television to streaming dominance. The film's success underscores the continued viability of nostalgic, stunt-based content in the modern digital landscape.
Fans can now stream the final installment of the franchise exclusively on Paramount+. There will be no follow-up .5 release, making this the definitive conclusion for viewers.
The takeaway
The end of the Jackass series highlights how physical comedy franchises navigate the aging of their performers and evolving audience tastes. Viewers looking to complete the series should note that this is the final project from the original creative team.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by CBR.
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