Action Point

With Action Point, Johnny Knoxville waxes nostalgic for the glory days of reckless endangerment

This nostalgic look at pre-lawsuit, 1970s recreational hazards plays like “Wet Hot American Jackass”

Watching Action Point is like getting hit in the you-know-what

A pale echo of Johnny Knoxville's crazy stunt-riddled past.

An outrageously unsafe 1970s amusement park provides the ideal location for Johnny Knoxville's uniquely idiotic brand of self-abusive stunts.

A movie that’s about reckless freedom and counter-culture communities needs to be less by-the-numbers than “Action Point.”

The fresh cast seems to have just as much fun as Knoxville and his buddies did making Jackass, but with its half-assed story and unusual presentation of the alluring and adverti...

Here’s the real kick in the pants. Action Point absolutely has a point, and definitely has its heart in the right place.

True, Johnny Knoxville gets power-hosed down a slide and catapulted into a barn for our amusement, but the inventive, stake-raising, borderline surrealist gags of the old “Jacka...

Johnny Knoxville plays the owner of a dangerously unsafe amusement park in this rambunctious comedy.

Johnny Knoxville and co. try to sweeten their wild-and-crazy comedy and end up with sheer agony – for the audience