Bit funny, though......

Rating: 5/10 (15 January 2000)

This really does feel like a movie that was born from a television show. It feels dragged out and you spend too much of your time in this film waiting for something to happen. The annoying thing is that when it does it is usually very funny (I say usually because there is only so many times you can laugh at the 'f' word) and you feel that the film could have been so much better.
It is far too concerned in being controversial. Trey and Matt seem like little boys with a new toy in their overuse of things that they couldn't get away with on regular T.V. The prime example is the now unbleeped swearing. Also, they need a stronger plot for a film; it needs to last a lot longer than the T.V. show so the plot and characters need to progress. Problem is that Trey and Matt are very good at being mildly funny but not at writing that vital plot. Therefore, too much of the film is dead time which is reallllllly dull.
It's a petty as I was expecting more, possibly naively due to the previous Parker/Stone films. 5/10