Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #64347 in DVD
• Released on: 2003-11-03
• Rating: Suitable for 18 years and over
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: PAL
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 140 minutes

Synopsis
Professional skateboarder and JACKASS star Bam Margera directed and co-wrote this gleefully vulgar comedy starring his cohorts Ryan Dunn and Brandon DiCamillo. Dunn stars as, well, Ryan Dunn--a guy who is hung up on his ex-girlfriend, Glauren (Jenn Rivell), who is off having a fantastic time sleeping with other guys. When he hears that she's been seeing metalhead Hellboy (Rake Yohn), he recruits his friends Valo (Bam Margera) and Falcone (Brandon DiCamillo) to get proof of their unholy union. While the guys are going to great lengths for their friend, including breaking into Glauren's house, Ryan is bumping heads with lawmen and slowly losing his mind. Pro skaters Tony Hawk, Jason Ellis, and Bucky Lasek also make appearances.

Customer Reviews

Stupid. Just stupid.
Haggard was a big step forward for Bam and the CKY crew. It took the stupidity of CKY and Jackass, and gave it a plot backdrop. And, thankfully, it worked brilliantly.

The storyline is based on fact - Ryan Dunn's girlfriend leaves him for a metalcore poster boy named "Hellboy," played by Rake Yohn. Ryan then hires his friends - Bam playing his hero Ville Valo of HIM and Bran Dicamillo playing a mad scientist called Falcone - to sort the mess out for him.

For a bunch of jackasses the acting isn't half bad, and the humour is thick and fast - assuming you're not expecting anything at all sophisticated. I swear Bran is the funniest man alive, you can give him the dullest script on Earth and he will make it funny. In this he's no exception, and lends his talent to several of the people in the film alongside his main character. Raab Himself is also very very funny in this, playing Bran's doofus cousin.

The DVD has the added bonus of a "making-of" feature, though I wouldn't really say it has much to do with the film. It explores several randomly funny topics within the CKY crew, as well as a very moving look at Ryan's heroine-addicted friend.

In all, this DVD package is a must-buy, and will have you laughing no matter how many times you watch it.

U LIKE TECHNOLOGY
basically in about 2 words, the greatest film i have ever seen.
u dont need to worry about their acting or whether it had a good plot or not. it was the most funniest film i ever seen. especially when brandon starts talking about his reverse microwave and tells jess he dont need to cry coz he is not involved. i believe if anyone hadnt seen cky or wasnt a big fan of jackass watches this film they will never stop watching it for the pure laughter factor. BAM rules and Brandon DiCamillo is the greatest guy of all time.

funny movie
The movie is Bam Margera's first feature length movie and yet he some how seems like he's a veteran on the scene (which maybe from his CKY movies).
The story is based loosely (i mean very loosley) on Ryan Dunns real life love life. Ryan wants revenge for being left by Glaurain (Jenn Rivell), and he employs his two friends to do the job for him Falcone (Brandom DiCamillo) and Valo (Bam Margera). This is then turned into pure comedy gold with CKY's unique humour. Glaurian's new lover is Hellboy (Rake Yohn) who plays a heavy metal loving nutcase of a hard man.
The side plot of Falcones invention is just a wonderful addition to a fabulous movie.

To add to all of this you add in one if the most genuine performances you'll ever see (Don Vito, as himself) and one of the funniest roles as Raab Himself (Chris Raab) plays as the doped up cousin of Falcone.

The movie also features guest appearance from Tony Hawk and Bucky Lasek among others.

Final note: If you like CKY, want to laugh and don't expect a CKY style movie this should be great for you.