The most hilariously offensive movie ever made

Rating: 9/10 (2 July 1999)

What else would you expect from a movie containing the words "South Park" but the most offensive movie in the history of cinema? I am currently employed at a movie theater and we've had to kick several children out of the theater for sneaking in to this movie, and I agree whole-heartedly. It's humor on an extremely adult level, taking jabs at nearly every race/religion/country there possibly is.
Personally, I enjoyed the movie, and had a great time watching it! The movie is also a musical, which I wasn't expecting, and couldn't believe what songs they wrote and sang in the movie! Some of the songs were reminiscent of "Les Miserables" and "West Side Story"! Truly, this is one of the few movies based off a TV show that breaks the boundaries of what the TV show is and can become a movie within itself, while still entertaining fans and causing an uproar among parents. The movie even made fun of itself, using the show within a show, "Terrance and Phillip" which makes a movie based on the show called "Terrance and Phillip: Asses of Fire" and is just as offensive as "South Park: The Movie" itself.
The only problem I really have with the movie is the character of Satan, which seemed to become a good guy while still being evil. Of course, that's why I love "South Park", the show takes all that's been taught is wrong and immoral and throws it back in our faces in a totally different fashion.
One of the best movies of summer!