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Wed, Dec 2 2009 | Published in MOVIES

Jackass 3 set for big screen

By: HollywoodNews.com

Jackass 3 has been confirmed to hit the big screen in late 2010. Johnny Knoxville is sure to have some new tricks up his sleeve that will leave us gasping and painfully trying to keep our eyes open while watching him destroy himself. As a big fan of the jackass series (both on tv and in film) I will be anxiously waiting for the opening of this film.

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