The Smartest and Funniest Comedy of 1999

Rating: 9/10 (29 November 1999)

South Park: B, L & U is like a giant middle finger being flipped in the direction of the MPAA Ratings Board. That's what I loved about this movie: it points out the absurdity of the MPAA while entertaining you at the same time. The U.S. declares was on Canada. It's a musical. What more could you want?
Seriously, South Park is one of the best movies of the year. It takes all of the crudeness of the television series, turns it up about six notches, and delivers a thrill-ride of foul language, crude sex, and fourth graders out to save the world. Although it does have a huge amount of gross-out humor, it always feels savvy and satirical, and doesn't come off as cheap.
I went to this movie expecting a big screen version of the TV show, but instead I got a full-blown musical. All of the songs are funny, and they are directly aimed at the Disney animated musicals of recent years. Satan sings a song called "Up There" that mocks the Little Mermaid perfectly. All this makes it one of only two musicals that I can stand to watch (Blues Brothers being the other).
For adults who can stomach the foul language and general crudeness of the TV show, South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut comes highly recommended.