Review of South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999) by Patryk C — 25 Jul 2012
A vulgar and controversial spectacle about the most rude and naughty grade schoolers ever. Filled with controversial themes, the movie makes fun of everything and everyone. Trey Parker and Matt Stone did a great job of transporting the boys from the small town of South Park onto the the big screens, and making their extraordinary adventures seem even more provocative and offensive than before.
No matter how tasteless or impolite it might be, the story is full of perfectly laughable gags and one-liners. And the appearance by Satan himself (who has a love affair with Saddam Hussein) makes it even more humorous.
In of all of the nasty and profane entertainment a battle ensues, a battle between the United States and Canada (great musical motive), in order to save the kids from the violent and raunchy hands of television.
Well, that's unheard-of, looking at the subject matter!
This review of South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999) was written by Patryk C on 25 Jul 2012.
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut has generally received very positive reviews.
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