Review of South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999) by Matthew B — 10 Jul 2012

The South Park television series was rude, crude and offensive but honestly South Park:Bigger, Longer and uncut makes the television series look like a respectable show for children. Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman appear in their first feature film and the four boys from the mountain town in Colorado do not disappoint as they entertain and shock the audience with their antics and their very-very naughty langauge.

The four boys got to see an R-rated Terrence and Phillip movie and this results in them using foul language over the course of the film and when I say foul I mean foul! When the boys get into trouble in school for using their new found profanity and with the death of Kenny McCormick the boys mothers decide to take action by arresting Terrence and Phillip and sentencing them to death, the Canadian government are not happy about this and they retaliate by bombing the Baldwins and after this a world war is declared by Sheila Broflovski on Canada! Little do the folks of South Park know however that Satan and Sadam Hussein are waiting in hell for Terence and Phillip to be executed so that they can come to earth and bring years of darkness with them. As the war escalates it is up to the Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman to form an alliance to protect their beloved Terrence and Phillip and the world.

South Park is a filthy, violent, abusive, blasphemous, raunchy film that somehow manages to be incredibly clever, but it isn't just clever it's also a musical and I have to say it is a bloody good musical as well with a power ballad from Satan being one of the particular highlights. South Park is intended to shock and make people and anyone with a decent sense of humor will laugh consistently throughout this film.