A great, vulgar movie

Rating: 10/10 (3 August 2001)

The movie/musical begins with the four boys (Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Cartman) going to the local theatre to see a foreign film by Terrance and Phillip (a Canadian duo famous for their "hilarious" fart jokes). Only to find out that they're not allowed entrance as it is rated R. Being the resourceful little chaps that they are, Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Cartman hire a bum and have him pose as their parent. They get into the movie, hear a whole slew of fowl language, Kenny dies from imitating the movie, Kyle's mom starts a war on Canada, and Satan and Saddahm Hussein are preparing to rule the world. Weird, huh? The movie is probably the most perfect thing I've ever seen, ranging from it's satirical humor to it's mindless knockoffs of song cues from the likes of Disney, to it's cast of characters and voice acting. This is one of the greats. As with all of the South Park episodes, this movie has a moral hidden deep down inside for parents and children alike. Mom and dad, if your son or daughter is doing drugs, hanging around with the wrong people, joining cults, or imitating violence seen off of video games and t.v., watch this movie, and find out the REAL cause for all of your troubles with your children.