Profanity laden fun-fest

Rating: 9/10 (17 February 2019)

I've more recently become a fan of South Park in the last few weeks. I was a middle school kid when the show originated and it was always that thing that parents didn't want us watching, but all of the cool kids did somehow and talked about it at school. I never had cable, and honestly crude humor never really did it for me. But I saw the series was on Hulu and decided to give it a try and I fell in love with it and it's crazy antics.
This movie is just like an extended version of an episode, but free of all the censors that Comedy Central had to adhere to with the show. F-bombs can now be said, and in abundance; nudity can be show, though it isn't in this that much; and the gross-out humor and violence can go pretty much as far as it wants to.
The show for sure has it's ups and downs, but I was genuinely surprised how amazing this movie was. It's just as funny as their top tier episodes. The animation is essentially the same as the show, but with a few scenes that included some 3D graphics. Those 3D scenes haven't aged well, but them being crappy probably was part of the joke that the creators think the show's animation is also purposefully crappy.
As someone who generally is annoyed by musicals, this might be my favorite musical of all time. The songs are crude, but also catchy and extremely well written. I was ecstatic to get a new version of "Kyle's Mom is a B****" that had originated in the show.
It's a shame they don't do more movies. but I kinda admire their one and done mentality. They did what a lot of 90's hit TV shows, did one movie because the studio was interested, then they kept doing their thing on the show.
It's hard to say if you'll like this if you aren't a fan. It's really great, but if you don't like the humor of the show, it might be hard to recommend. Even then if you're familiar with the show you might still have a curse-laden good time with it.