The Number One Comedy EVER!!!

Rating: 10/10 (24 September 2005)

Who cares it's violent? Who cares it's offensive? Who cares every other word is the 'f' word or the 's' word? This movie is about three things: 1, to stand up for censorship and the fact that we shouldn't take so seriously. 2, to show parents that they need to worry more about what their kids know and learn rather then worry about what they're watching. And, 3, to LAUGH and HAVE A GOOD TIME!
1: Censorship has it's ups and it's downs. It's ups are that people are comfortable with watching censored shows so they won't get offended. It's downs are when it is taken to far and people go too far with it trying to blame everybody and everything...everyone except themselves. That is what is shown that is wrong with our country. We see something as insignificant as this, and if given the chance, we would seriously start a war rather than take the blame. We've gone into a world where America is never wrong, when in fact, it has about a million more things wrong with it than it does right. Also, this movie deals with censorship in language more than anything else (that's why it swears so much, so people can realize that 'hey, these are just WORDS. Words don't hurt!') Because that's exactly it. Words don't hurt. But violence and some graphic sensuality is seen on TV all the time. Recently, I saw a movie on TV that was edited down, so we didn't hear the 'f' or 's' word, but we still saw a guy's head being cut off. That's right, a guy's HEAD being CUT OFF. Uncensored. But thank God our kids didn't hear the bad words. What's good about this movie is that the parents realized that the deaths and violence in the war they caused was way worse than their kids hearing some naughty words and profanity/vulgarity. Unfortunately, in today's world, parents will never learn.
2: Parents need to worry about being parents. Not fighters. That is what Kyle is talking about in the end. What he says isn't just about him and his mom, it's about every kid in the world and every mom in the world. Particularly in America. If kids are watching bad shows or R-rated movies, than it's up to parents to tell them what's right or wrong and decide if the kids should watch these things. Not go so far as to suing or fighting the creators of the bad shows. You can't just shield all bad programs from kids and expect them to all understand it when they're 18. Basically, you need to start small and end big. Show them G-rated programs and Nick Jr. cartoons until about 6 or 7. Then start with PG movies. These movies have very little offensive material, and it starts small so it can build up to PG-13. Kids will ask "what does 'damn' mean" or "why did they hit each other" and you, as parents, explain. Then they understand what they mean and whether they are good or bad. Then, around 10 or 11 you can start with PG-13, with a lot more subjectional material. Slowly, they begin to build with what they feel is right or wrong and understanding it all. And then when they can start watching R-rated movies, they are all different, so pick certain ones and build from there (however, the South Park movie, Team America, and similar movies can wait till the end). Then, when they are 18, they will know what their parents consider wrong and right and can build their own opinions on wrong and right and decide how they want it to be in their own adult lives.
Whew. Now...
3: Humor. This movie is a comedy. If you can't laugh at it, then you have a very low sense of humor. But you are entitled to your opinion. But leave us fans alone. I've heard the complainers say they don't like it because of the excessive language. That is the whole point of the movie, der! To prove that language doesn't hurt us, they are just words. And if it's because it's annoying, then just ignore it. I personally didn't find the excessive language annoying, and I don't know why it can be annoying when it's used in perfect situations in this movie! Anyway, if you don't like this movie, stop wasting your time bitching about it.
So, in conclusion, this is just a movie. Don't take it seriously, and just treat it like it is. It's meant for you to have a fun time, and if you didn't then that's too bad. If you did, then that's what the creators wanted. I give this movie a 10/10. In a weird way, the most profanic cartoon in the world has taught me a lot. South Park can do that to you :).