A hugely funny film that brings whole new meaning to the word 'obscenity'!!

Rating: Null/10 (10 November 2000)

Being a huge fan of South Park since early 1998, I was very excited when 'South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut' hit the cinemas. However, being an R16 (in New Zealand), I was not able to go - being only 12 at the time (damn movie association!), so had to wait for 6 months for it to come out on video.
Those six months were well worth it. 'SP: B,L & U' is one of the FUNNIEST movies I have ever seen!!! It's ridiculously disgusting, painfully funny and undoubtedly original - Trey Parker and Matt Stone were great making this film, because A) they were original and B) they broke all the rules and weren't afraid to do so.
And while, you'll never come across anything so gross in your whole entire life, you probably won't come across anything so damn funny either!! Whether it's Cartman's hippy-bashing, Terrance and Phillips' #1 singles or Chef's sexual advice, you won't be able to stop yourself from laughing at this little gem.
However, the movie is very obscene - a swear word is uttered every like ½ second, there's more sexual references and gestures than "Showgirls", and more violence than in "Scream"!!
But towards the end, I got a little tired of all the songs. "Uncle #@^&%!", "It's Easy Mmmmkay" and "Kyle's Mom's A Bitch (In D Minor)" were no doubt the best, but there are also some that you feel are 'dragged through' and are more or less boring.
I'm sick of all the negative feedback South Park gets (especially about this movie) - it's an original, funny, imaginative concept which works very well with sick-humoured teenagers (as Box Office receipts will show you). I, personally loved nearly every @&%!$#^ moment of it!! 8½/10