No wonder the theatre checked IDs!!!

Rating: Null/10 (2 July 1999)

I was wondering why the theatres asked for IDs from everyone before seeing the South Park movie. Then it hit me, it was because no matter how old you are, this movie is not for the weak-willed. And if you get offended by the slightest obscenities, don't see this movie.
The entire plot is basically centered on the ramifications of how a dirty movie can influence children. An R-rated movie aptly titled "Ass of Fire" (guess what THAT conotates) comes to South Park and its language infests the children's mouths. Its results range from full-scale war to Satan trying to take over the world.
Although I find the TV series to be funny yet completely brainless, the movie actually is smart. It's as if the writers knew how the American public (specifically parents) would react to the "South Park" movie, and satirizes those reactions. No matter how obscene it became, "South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut" was laugh out loud funny.