Jackass 3 laughs its way onto Blu-ray/DVD soon

MTV/Paramount is releasing Jackass 3 on Blu-ray/DVD March 8th. Here’s a sample from the press release: “Pushing everything—including taste—to the limit, the raucously funny ode to “outrageous insanity” (New York Daily News) JACKASS 3 hits home on March 8, 2011 in a jam-packed unrated Blu-ray/DVD Combo with Digital Copy and a Limited Edition two-disc DVD. Celebrating all forms of madness and mayhem, the entire Jackass crew— including Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Preston Lacy and Jason “Wee Man” Acuna—returns for more side-splitting lunacy and cringe-inducing stunts. From wild animal face-offs to pitiless practical jokes and logic-defying acts of guaranteed pain and suffering, JACKASS 3 reaches new heights in the pursuit of the inventively insane.

The JACKASS 3 Blu-ray/DVD Combo with Digital Copy, Limited Edition two-disc DVD and single-disc DVD all include an over-the-top UNRATED version of the film with outrageous footage not seen in theaters, as well as the original theatrical version. Both the Blu-ray/DVD Combo and Limited Edition two-disc DVD also include the original theatrical version of the film in classic 3D with 4 pairs of 3D glasses! Plus, the discs feature deleted scenes, uproarious outtakes and more gut-busting extras.

Here’s the complete listing of extras:

Blu-ray (all presented in HD)

· UNRATED Version of the Film

· Theatrical Version of the Film

· MTV Making Of Special

· 11 Deleted Scenes

· 29 Outtakes

· Trailer

DVD

· Digital Copy of the Original Theatrical Version

· Classic 3D Anaglyph of the Original Theatrical Version (with four pairs of glasses)

Jackass 3 Limited Edition DVD

Disc One

· UNRATED Version of the Film

· Theatrical Version of the Film

· MTV Making Of Special

· 2 Deleted Scenes

· 5 Outtakes

· Trailer

Disc Two

· Classic 3D Anaglyph of the Original Theatrical Version (with four pairs of glasses)

There’s also a standard DVD copy without the 3D version, FYI.

Here‘s my review of it in 3D. It’ll be interesting seeing it in “classic 3D”. More soon!