Hysterical Movie--One of the Summer's Best!

Rating: 9/10 (2 July 1999)

SouthPark: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut is one hysterical movie. The wonderfully cheap animation is combined with state-of-the-art computer effects and an all-around howlingly funny plotline. This was one of those movies that most people in the theatre couldn't catch their breaths going from one laugh to the next. I don't want to give away too much, but I'll just entice...
The movie is centered around the new Terrance and Phillip movie, which just like Southpark, is the movie form of a popular TV show. Of course, the kids have to sneak in because of the "naughty" language, and they are, of course, corrupted. Complete with social commentary, the parents, instead of blaming themselves for not paying enough attention to their children, turn to blame the most guilty culprit: Canada. They pulled a lot of material from "Not without my Anus" for this movie.
This movie is full of really funny songs and great parodies. The musical soundtrack parallels a few Disney Musicals (I noticed Satan's song was a lot like "Out There" from Hunchback), and Les Miserables (a few songs of the kids when they go to war).
The movie ties together many other episodes of SouthPark, and there are some jokes which only diehard fans will pick up on (hope you all remember Brian Boitano). However, my friend who barely ever watches the show still found it really funny.
Warning: This movie is definitely adult-only. Don't take the kids to see this one--not only is it not appropriate, but they won't understand half of the jokes. I don't mean 14-16 year olds, but don't take the 7 year old to it.