A rave about South Park's uncompromising nature and well-crafted script

Rating: 10/10 (27 July 1999)

No film in entertainment history has able to captivate while being repellent, to instruct through nonsense, or to present a visual feast through chicken scrawling like "South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut" has. Ingenious in its simplicity, this movie unleashes a viciously inviting mixture of raw humor and unvarnished truth on an unexpecting society. The self-referential use of the "Terrence and Phillip" meta-movie created an oddly haunting yet uncompromising look at our society and ourselves, forcing viewers to redefine their traditional concepts of entertainment and decency (while simultaneously busting a gut). This movie is truly groundbreaking.
How the establishment let this one slip through to the public is beyond me, but I applaud their glorious mistake. A work of comic art has been born.