Hilarious, yet strangely heartwarming, sweet and thought-provoking

Rating: 10/10 (4 May 2013)

Heartwarming and sweet should normally be the last things you'd hear when talking about South Park. But this movie somehow manages to mix in that with the classic South Park elements of biting social commentary and hilarious hijinks.
South Park: Bigger Longer and Uncut is a "prequel" (I use the term loosely as it's never directly stated as such) to the TV show. It follows Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny as they sneak into a Canadian R-rated movie and learn all these mean bad words like f*** and s***. They later get the whole school to watch it, which leads the parents to form a organization that causes a war to break out between Canada and the US. So it's up to the four kids to save the world from destruction.
The plot takes SEVERAL twists and turns which I dare not spoil her because all the fun of the movie will be ruined. It also has several side plots, which normally should be bad for this type of movie. But they seamlessly combine it into the main plot line that you don't mind.
The Academy Award nominated soundtrack is the highlight here. The songs are catchy, quotable, and, of course, hilarious and crude in classic South Park fashion.
In the end, this film is by far one of the best animated films I've seen, and one of the best TV adaptations ever.
10 out of 10 *MATTHEW'S SEAL OF AWESOME*