Matt and Trey have done it again

Rating: Null/10 (4 August 1999)

I have to admit it, I'm a 29-year old man who LOVES those little bastards of South Park. There. I said it. :o)
This film does and says what every person on the face of the planet wants to do and say every day of their lives, but are either afraid or shy to say or do it. No one is safe from the antics of this film. Every race, creed, religion, skin color, nationality....they all bite the dust in one way or another.
Fun is poked at everyone. The laughter meter goes well off the scale with this film. I can't remember the last time when I sat in a theatre thinking to myself, "Umm...they didn't just say that, did they?" or "Did that really happen in front of my eyes?". This film goes to the limits and stampedes over them like a hoard of wild animals...not stopping until everything in its path has been squashed. It's so unbelievable that in no way shape or form could this NOT be fun.
Southpark: BL&U will certainly go down in film history as the movie that the world hated to love. You just can't help it.
Should you take your children? Absolutely not. There is more profanity inch for inch than "Scarface", and it gets to the point where what struck you as horrifying at the start seems like second nature at the end.
If you want to be entertained, go see South Park. The only thing you'll regret is that it took you so long to go.
RATING: 5 out of 5