The most dangerous and cunning comedy that I've seen in years.

Rating: 9/10 (8 July 1999)

After you see this movie, I guarantee that you will leave the theater, speechless, for a while. South Park delivers a comedy that holds no limits and explodes in a violent assault on every race, creed, group, sex, or affiliation and doesn't give in, ever. If you are somebody who is easily hurt when hearing constant bashing of minorities and foreigners or if you are offended by the use of foul language, don't see this movie. For the rest of the public though, this is the best comedy that I've seen in a long time. Like any other South Park episode, the movie has an elaborate story that is completely bizarre and impossible, but believable enough to enjoy. Unlike the television show though, this movie holds no limits on cussing and cleanliness, along with the fact that it is a musical. Unless you are a very uptight individual, the movie will make you laugh until your ribs hurt and then you will laugh some more. I've always felt that I knew dirty comedy, but there were sexual bashes in this movie that I didn't even understand. This is truly an excellent work of comedy in its darkest form. The fact that Trey Parker and Matt Stone used this movie as a way to get back at the stupid MPAA is even better. Well I congratulate Parker and Stone, because this movie was incredible and made me a much bigger fan of the series. Better than Austin Powers and Big Daddy, if you're a fan of cutting-edge comedy, South Park is your summer ticket. I give it a 9 out of 10.