
Jackass: Best and Last to arrive on Paramount+ on 24 September
Jackass: Best and Last will stream on Paramount+ from 24 September, roughly three months after its theatrical release on 26 June. The film marks the final entry in the five-part Jackass movie series.
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Jackass: Best and Last will be available to stream on Paramount+ from 24 September, the streamer has confirmed. The move follows the film’s theatrical release on 26 June and officially closes out the decades‑long prank saga that began on MTV and expanded into a five‑part film series. For fans of the chaotic franchise, the Paramount+ premiere signals the final chapter of a run that spanned television and cinema, bringing the crew’s on‑screen antics to a close with this latest instalment.
Streaming announcement
Paramount+ sets streaming date for Jackass: Best and Last
Paramount+ will add Jackass: Best and Last to its catalogue on 24 September. The streaming date was announced to follow the film’s theatrical outing earlier in the year. With the move to Paramount+, the production will be available to subscribers from late September, giving viewers who missed it in cinemas a chance to watch the final instalment from home. The streamer release confirms the next step in the film’s post‑theatrical rollout.
Theatrical run
From cinemas to streaming: the film’s theatrical debut in June
Jackass: Best and Last opened in cinemas on 26 June. The Paramount+ arrival comes roughly three months after that theatrical debut, offering a home‑viewing option for audiences who missed it on the big screen. The timing places the streamer release in late September, completing the film’s initial theatrical window before it becomes available to stream. For a franchise that has moved between television and cinemas, this transition closes the most recent chapter of its release cycle.
Series finale
A curtain call for a five‑part film series
Franchise journey
The crew’s long ride: from MTV to five films
How to watch
When and where to stream Best and Last
Viewers can watch Jackass: Best and Last on demand on Paramount+ from 24 September. The streamer release follows the film’s theatrical availability which began on 26 June. If you didn’t see it in cinemas earlier this summer, the late‑September arrival on Paramount+ will be the official way to stream the concluding film in the series. No other streaming platforms or release windows have been announced in the available reporting.
Closing note
The joke’s over: the franchise reaches its end
With a late‑September streaming date set on Paramount+, Jackass: Best and Last closes the book on a long‑running prank project that started on MTV and grew into five cinematic entries. The film’s shift from its June theatrical release to digital availability marks the end of the franchise’s recent output, as the crew’s decades‑long saga concludes with this final instalment.
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