Rude, crude, and hilarious

Rating: 9/10 (3 July 1999)

First off, for anyone who's not a fan of South Park the TV series because of it's profanity, irreverence, etc.; don't bother going to see it because this movie is South Park on steroids and you'll likely be moved to write inflammatory reviews condemning the movie and anyone who enjoys "potty" humour.
However, if you're a fan of the boys I'm sure you'll get a kick out of "Bigger, ..." The movie's plot is simple and reminiscent of an early episode where the parents of South Park take on the cable network that shows Terrence and Phillip for the constant fart jokes in the "Canadian" comedy.
This time, Terrence and Phillip put out a movie where they pull all the stops in showing profanity and even more fart jokes (Hmm, familiar?). The kids go see the movie and begin cursing and farting and once again, led by Kyle's mom, the South Park parents are on a rampage. This time they wage war on Canada itself, the home of Terrence and Phillip.
Beyond this point the movie slips back to its standard of irreverence and crudeness. On the face of it, there's nothing particularly redeeming about this movie, but I still laughed 'til I had tears in my eyes.
Parker and Stone have tried to pull this movie off as something of a musical, but this sure ain't no Gilbert and Sullivan score. With songs like "Uncle F**ka", and a world spanning rendition of "Kyle's Mom is a Bitch", you can bet there'll be no Oscar nominations for best musical for this one but you'll still be humming the tunes afterward and no doubt giggling like a maniac from time to time.
In the end, South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut remains an acquired taste, if you're easily offended, forget it; there's something here to offend just about everyone. However if you're a fan, I'm sure you'll love it; they've left no politically-incorrect stone unturned.