Hell of a funny movie

Rating: Null/10 (15 November 2001)

I really can't remember when South Park entered into my life, but I'm sure I don't regret of living that day. The SP series bring to me nothing else than big-ass laughters everytime I have the opportunity of watching an episode. I say "have the opportunity" because the episodes are not broadcasted in Mexico (except in satellite systems). So, when I have that golden opportunity I don't miss the chance and enjoy it as much as I can.
Well, when I knew about South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut, I thought this was the chance of having the whole package of the midly-censored episodes that I have watched, into a monster fully-uncensored movie. It didn't dissapointed me at all. The best of this movie is that they criticize themselves and the censored f-words, mature-rated episodes revolution they created in TV. Of course, another feature that really hooked me into this movie was the songs. I'm not used to watch Disney movies because of the constant interruption of the stories with a lame song. Well, this happens in SP: BL&U, but this is a different way of interruption, because you can laugh your ass while Cartman sings to a bitchy mother, Sadam Hussein claims "he can change" in an arabesque song (and performs a great choreography) and Satan sings in a very melodic song that he wants to come "up here" and live amongst us (Satan, the Prince of Darkness singing a ballad!!!). I'm not denying the movie is slow sometimes, but while it is, you're busy laughing about the last gag. Full of swearing? Yes, but this is what all the SP fans wanted to see. If you're not really into the SP frenzy, try a different kind of movie, but you want to explore another kind of adventures with Cartman, Kyle, Stan & Kenny, this is your movie. Of course, you won't find it in theaters, where I think you can enjoy a lot more, but go rent it. If you have that golden opportunity, don't miss the chance and enjoy it as much as you can.