And, by the way, they are going to release it on DVD in a few weeks.įRITZ: In fact, it's making its debut on the Internet. Why wouldn't they do that? In other words, have they figured out a way to monetize this thing over the Internet?įRITZ: Well, they're trying to, I guess. You would have to guess that the studio would make a lot of money even if all they did was advertise it on the Internet and sell the DVDs. WOLFF: So why then - let's say they put it on a DVD, which are cheap to produce and you could sell for a lot of money.

So in other words, they can't do it in theaters. It's a kind of movie that probably would have been released direct to video, not in theaters. It's not - it's called 2.5 and not 3 for a reason.įRITZ: It's partially made up of extra footage they shot during 'Jackass 2' and partially some new stuff. WOLFF: Explain to us, why would the movie studio give away 'Jackass' on the Internet rather than try to put it in the theaters and make big money, especially during a writers strike?įRITZ: Well, the first thing to understand is, 'Jackass 2.5' is not really a full movie. WOLFF: You know, I've never actually watched a 'Jackass' movie. So I'm about to administer - self-administer an enema. It's 'Jackass 2.5.' And no, it's not my life story as told by noted auteur Alison Stewart. That's because it's only being released on the Internet. But unless your computer has a broadband connection and is hooked up to your 103-inch plasma TV, you're probably not going to see it on the big screen, folks.

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