Jackass: Best and Last begins streaming on Paramount+ on September 24, 2026. The movie opened in theaters on June 26 and is already available through digital stores, so the new date marks its subscription-streaming debut.
Johnny Knoxville returns with Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Wee Man and other longtime cast members. The film combines newly recorded stunts with clips from the group’s earlier years, presenting the sixth theatrical Jackass movie as a final big-screen gathering.
Jackass: Best and Last streaming details
- Paramount+ date: September 24, 2026.
- Theatrical release: June 26, 2026.
- Digital status: available now through participating digital stores.
- Format: feature film with new stunts and archive highlights.
- Director: Jeff Tremaine.
- US rating: R.
When does Jackass: Best and Last stream on Paramount+?
The Paramount+ streaming date is Thursday, September 24. Paramount describes it as the movie’s exclusive streaming debut on the service.
An exact launch hour and a full country list have not been announced. Availability can vary by territory, so the confirmed detail is the September 24 service date rather than one universal clock time.
The dedicated Jackass: Best and Last movie page keeps the theatrical date, streaming plan, cast, rating and production credits together.
Can you watch the movie before September 24?
The film is already available to rent or buy digitally. Paramount’s current film page lists it as “Now on Digital,” while the Paramount+ subscription window starts later in the month.
The theatrical run began June 26. Paramount has not used the streaming announcement to describe a new edit, extended version or separate set of bonus features, so viewers should not assume the Paramount+ release changes the movie itself.
How much of Best and Last is new footage?
Best and Last mixes all-new stunts with highlights from earlier Jackass projects. The official description presents the movie as both a new outing and a look back at the group’s biggest laughs across roughly 25 years.
That structure is visible in the trailer. Recent footage shows Knoxville guiding setups and the cast reacting around production equipment, while older clips return to the rougher video texture and familiar shopping-cart chaos of the franchise’s early years.
Paramount calls this the final installment in the comedy franchise. The announcement does not separately confirm what will happen with every possible television special, spinoff or individual cast project.
Who returns in Jackass: Best and Last?
Johnny Knoxville leads a returning group that includes Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Wee Man, Dave England, Danger Ehren and Preston Lacy. Wee Man is Jason Acuña, and Danger Ehren is Ehren McGhehey.
Rachel Wolfson, Jasper, Dark Shark, Poopies and Zach Holmes also appear. Paramount identifies Dark Shark as Compston Wilson and Poopies as Sean McInerney in its current cast list.
The press release describes these as familiar participants rather than a complete, scene-by-scene credit list. It does not identify every cameo or connect each cast member to a specific stunt in the public synopsis.
What does the official trailer show?
The trailer moves between practical stunt setups, explosions, vehicles and the cast watching each other’s reactions. Knoxville appears as an on-camera organizer in several recent scenes rather than attempting to explain each stunt before it happens.
Archive footage supplies the other half of the film’s premise. Shopping carts, falls and clips recorded in older formats place the current cast beside the versions of themselves that viewers first met on television and in the earlier movies.
The video does not provide a stunt list or mark every shot as new or archival. It sells the combination rather than giving a precise minute count for either kind of material.
Who directed and produced the movie?
Jeff Tremaine directed Jackass: Best and Last. He also produced the film with Spike Jonze, Johnny Knoxville and Shanna Zablow Newton.
Pete Chiappetta, Anthony Tittanegro, Andrew Lary and Greg Iguchi are executive producers. Paramount Pictures and MTV Entertainment Studios present the movie in association with Domain Entertainment, and Dickhouse is the production company named in the official release.
Where does Best and Last fit in the Jackass series?
Paramount counts Best and Last as the sixth Jackass theatrical movie. The film series began with Jackass: The Movie in 2002 and also includes Jackass Number Two, Jackass 3D, Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa and Jackass Forever.
The first five theatrical movies are already on Paramount+. The service also restored the original versions of the television show’s first three seasons earlier in 2026, giving viewers a route from the MTV episodes through the films before the September 24 arrival.
Best and Last was released nearly 24 years after the first theatrical movie. Its new-and-archive structure turns that history into part of the film rather than treating the older clips as separate extras.
What remains unconfirmed for the streaming release?
Paramount has not announced one universal release hour, complete territory coverage or a separate streaming runtime. The official film page displays an R rating in the United States but does not publish a full set of country-specific ratings.
The September announcement also does not promise an extended cut, deleted scenes or other Paramount+-exclusive extras. Current details support a subscription-streaming date for the existing film, not a new edition.
Jackass: Best and Last FAQ
When is Jackass: Best and Last on Paramount+?
Jackass: Best and Last begins streaming on Paramount+ on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
Is Jackass: Best and Last already available at home?
Yes. Paramount lists the movie as available through digital stores now. Its Paramount+ subscription debut follows on September 24.
Does Best and Last have new stunts?
Yes. The film combines new stunts with highlights from earlier Jackass years. Pixel Twelve’s Movies hub carries current film coverage.
