The funniest animated movie ever!

Rating: 10/10 (29 December 2005)

I think one of the greatest forms of comedy is when little kids swear. It has great shock value, and their young accents spice up the bad words with great comedic material. This movie takes that concept to the extreme. It's a hilarious social satire, with some great obscenities, and insults.
Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Cartman are excited to see a brand new Canadian movie called "Asses of Fire," starring their cartoon heroes, Terrance and Phillip. The movie is rated R, and when they sneak in, they find out why. The movie is nothing but a collection of vulgar language, and fart jokes (sound like any movie you might be reading about?).
When they come out of the movie, not knowing the meanings, the swear words from the movie become a big part of their vocabularies. The parents are outraged at first, and try to boycott the movie. But when Kenny is killed while trying to imitate a stunt from the movie, Terrance and Phillip are arrested, and the government declares war on Canada. When the boys learn that Terrance and Phillip are set to be executed, they form a resistance to save their heroes. Meanwhile, in Hell, Kenny learns that when Terrance and Phillip are killed, gay lovers Satan, and Saddam Hussein will rule the world.
This movie, for a film full of vulgarity and obscenity, actually has a logical, if very twisted plot. It has a serious message about how the MPAA is okay with violence, and everything else is evil. The movie is meant to poke fun at itself. The movie they see is an uncensored adaptation of a vulgar cartoon. That's exactly what this movie is. It's subliminally warning people not to boycott this film, because war could break out.
Oh yeah. Did I also mention that this movie is funnier than Hell (and Hell is pretty darn funny in this)? The concept of little kids constantly spewing obscene insults never gets old in this movie, because the language is all used in a really creative fashion, featuring the filthiest insults ever spoken in a film. The music is the real highlight of this film. The music, while hilarious, is also catchy, and you may find yourself singing the songs frequently. This is one of the funniest movies ever, and gets a strong 10/10.
It is rated R for Pervasive Vulgar Language and Crude Sexual Humor, and for Some Violent Images. Sex: 7/10 Violence: 8/10 Swearing: 10/10 Drugs: 2/10