Pushing the limits - Big-screen style.

Rating: 8/10 (3 July 1999)

Trey Parker and Matt Stone really pushed the limits on television with the introduction of their TV series of the same name. "South Park: Bigger Longer and Uncut" heightens these limits to big-screen proportions, and fulfills the title quite nicely.
The form that Parker and Stone take to bastardize society and then show it on the screen in this manner is purely hilarious. I laughed far more than I thought I would. Their perverse, harsh, and tasteless humor shines through, and on a larger scale. The songs and dances are equally entertaining and just as offending as they are humorous.
You need to like South Park, and its offensiveness to enjoy this movie... which I do.
I rate this movie 8 out of 10. More so because I got much more from it than expected... and enjoyed it enough that I will be returning.
PS: There are reasons it has an "R" Rating. I urge you to NOT take your kids to see this movie.