Offencive humor indeed.

Rating: 9/10 (20 March 2008)

I have always been a South Park fan, but I never really understood the movie, in other words, I thought it was pretty naff. I've re-watched it recently, and I have formed a new opinion of it. Mainly because I watched it with my mum, I realised it wasn't just the show in a movie. No, far from it. For one, the story is far more well worked. For those who didn't know, the story in this film is next to identical to the B-story in the episode 'Death' on the first season of South Park, but with a twist. For one, it gets even more violent at the end, and two, it has a lot more swearing than the show, and even the stronger words go unbleeped, which brings me onto my second point. For those who were born when Monty Python's meaning of life came out, and when you think how disgusted people were by that, look at this. It contains one hundred and forty-something f-words, and plenty of violence, sex, and things like that throughout. And just like Meaning of Life, it remains funny. But it's also very very smart. It gets some political and social issues about bad influence for kids, and quite ironically provides a good hour and a half's worth. So yeah, buy it and watch it, It will probably offend you, if you share my belief in God, your'll be offended by the Mole, but then, so what? This movie is supposed to offend. Just sit back and enjoy it. And don't watch it with your mum. It's not a great idea.