The movie really incorporates a very interesting concept of adding the reality show and the spontaneous candid-camera reaction into a story. I really like how many of the scenes need pretty immense setups for them too work. But I find it quite surprising that there are only few spontaneous reactions that are of good responsibility and concerned while most of them are only smiles and giggles. What's really bad about this movie is that it points out how the western culture especially Americans actually are being decadent and have decaying moral values that only few people stood up to correct the depicted wrong doings. Johnny Knoxville acted his way through all of those candid-camera scenes very well. It's just he need to alter his voice just a little bit more so that he'd get less noticeable, but the makeup sure help a lot in hiding his identity.
Review of Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa
