The Funniest and Smartest film of the decade

Rating: Null/10 (31 July 1999)

Trey Parker and Matt Stone have created an empire with their South Park cartoon on comedy central. Now they have taken a good step forward. At first I thought this film was going to be an hour and a half cartoon with no bleeps over profanity. But it could've done that. Instead, it takes a big step in political and social satire at things most Americans and Canadians have not given a second thought about. The film also adds a really good touch of adult humor to both child and adult situations. We hear many songs like a Disney musicals have, but with a touch of curses. At some points the film has the appearance of Peanuts with language like Penthouse (the love scenes with Satan and Sadaam Hussein are more raunchy than in any "Mary" movie). Matt Stone and Trey Parker shouldn't make a sequel to this comedy classic, but I would consider more on the show.