This movie has warped my fragile little mind

Rating: 10/10 (9 December 1999)

This movie defines the phrase, "Certainly not for everyone." Many people will not see the humor in "South Park." I can see my wife, for instance, saying, "I wonder about you sometimes." That said, this movie ranks as one of the most brilliant comedies of all time. As a casual fan of the TV show -- I find it at times too silly, but often inspired -- I was intrigued yet not hyped to see the South Park movie. So maybe it helped that I wasn't expecting too much. What I got was a fall-out-of-my-chair-and-hold-onto-my-aching-stomach entertainment experience. I haven't laughed so hard since the second and third time I watched "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." If you find the South Park TV show even remotely humorous, or if you haven't seen it and always wondered what the fuss is about, then this movie may be for you (just make sure the little kiddies aren't around or it'll warp their fragile little minds). One note of warning: Trey and Matt were intentionally pushing the MPAA ratings board with this movie. Of course, understanding this fact just makes the movie that much funnier. So put the kids to bed, lay down on the floor (it eliminates the pain of falling out of the chair), and laugh your &%$#@!% @$$ off.