An amazingly funny film that runs circles around it's clunkier TV version

Rating: 9/10 (3 July 1999)

You can only truly see how much potential an already raunchy TV sitcom has when you let it free on the big screen. South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut is one of a handful of films that had the theatre laughing throughout. Filled with hilarious musical numbers that made me want to go out and buy the soundtrack album, amazingly funny writing that uses profanity to it's utmost effect and some very impressive CG mixed into the standard South Park animation. I don't want to give away ANY of this film, even though, aside from specific jokes, there isn't much to give away, since it doesn't have an extremely in-depth plot (nor should you be expecting one). Suffice it to say that it is well worth seeing once, and great to see again. Oh by the way, if you're a person who is easily offended, DO NOT SEE THIS FILM. I am dead serious, this is the type of film that would give my parents a heart attack if they knew what was said and done throughout it's duration. Yes, it's that bad. Even if you think of yourself as someone who is not that easily offended, there are several scenes that made the whole audience groan and shudder. So, again, South Park, an uproarious, profanity-strewn film that effectively asks "Who is to blame for the youth of today?" and answers it with comical brilliance.
P.S. The plot outline above is 100% false, just thought you'd like to know.