The comedy feature film Jackass: Lo Mejor Para El Final has been released on digital video platforms for home viewing following its theatrical premiere in the summer of 2026.
The home release comes with a distinct restriction, as the movie is currently available only for purchase rather than digital rental. Audiences seeking to watch the title at home must buy a permanent digital copy.
The film serves as the final installment in the slapstick comedy franchise, which launched on television in the year 2000. Over more than a quarter of a century, the group built a global audience through self-inflicted injuries, extreme stunts, and absurd challenges that began on the American cable network MTV before expanding into feature films.
Digital storefront prices and technical formats
Several major digital media retailers have listed the movie for purchase, offering different technical specifications and price points.
On Rakuten TV, a video-on-demand platform operating across Europe, the movie is available to purchase for 13.99 euros. The platform offers the title in both standard definition (SD) and high definition (HD) video formats, paired with 2.0 stereo or 5.1 surround sound audio, along with Spanish audio and subtitle tracks.
Amazon Prime Video also offers the digital film for purchase at 13.99 euros. The storefront provides the movie in SD, HD, and ultra high definition (UHD) 4K resolutions with 5.1 channel surround sound and multiple language selections.
Google platform YouTube lists the digital movie at a higher purchase price of 15.99 euros. The digital copy on YouTube is available in HD quality with several international language options.
Cast returns and future streaming availability
The project marks the return of lead performer Johnny Knoxville to his signature stunt role after a four-year hiatus. Knoxville appears alongside longtime cast members Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Wee Man, Dave England, Ehren, and Preston.
The ensemble reunites to perform a new collection of physical hits, falls, absurd tests, and dangerous stunts. The group has spent more than 26 years performing high-risk slapstick routines together on screen.
No release date has been announced for the movie to join a subscription-based streaming catalog. The film is expected to become available on the SkyShowtime subscription streaming service in the future.
Until a subscription streaming date is confirmed, audiences looking to watch the final performance of Knoxville and his team must purchase the title through digital retail storefronts.
