《蠢蛋搞怪秀：最佳与最后》——25年自残式友谊的终章

ince the birth of cinema, physical comedians have brought slapstick to the big screen. In the silent-film era, stars (via movie magic and raw fearlessness) clambered on the front of moving trains and roller-skated on the edge of buildings. The Buster Keatons of today, meanwhile, are a group of best friends who throw themselves in front of raging bulls and stick toy-cars up their… well, you can guess. “We never really felt the pressure to outdo the last,” says Jeff Tremaine, who created Jackass with Knoxville and Spike Jonze, and has directed all five films, including the upcoming final instalment, Jackass: Best And Last. The ethos, he says, is: “We just have to be funny. …