brilliant

Rating: Null/10 (5 February 2002)

This is just a great movie, one of the funniest I have seen in a while. Not to mention the fact that it actually has a point to make, and does so by making fun of its own ordeal in making it to the theaters.
Also, though, I'd like to respond to TC Raymond, who is a few comments below. He writes, "I also got ticked off with the Mole character, and the constant anti-Canadian stance. Imagine if Parker and Stone had been ripping at blacks, Asians or Jews. This film wouldn't have gotten off the ground. Racism is racism, boys, but what do I know?" Are you seroius here? I would have thought you were being sarcastic, but you really didn't seem to like the movie, which is fine. But to call it racist? Against Canadiens? You are either a dumbass, as you yourself put it, or ignorant and missing the point of the movie (other than to make you laugh), which would be too bad. Being a fan of Python, as I myself am as well, I would think you could figure out that they were making fun of the way America has in the past portrayed our enemies while at war. And you gotta admit, 'a-boot' is pretty funny. And if you were just pulling my leg, well, good one, cause you had me convinced you were serious.
Anyway, I'd recommend this movie to anyone, especially someone who thinks bad language is the downfall of civilization, because there are worse things out there than four letter words. Oh, and if you are just a little sick, it's friggin' hilarious.