Racist, With Few Funny Moments

Rating: Null/10 (1 September 1999)

South Park the Series is excellent. The characters are funny. The stories are exciting, and Matt Stone and Trey Parker provide memorable voices. Which is a shame really,when a decent series is made into a crap film like this.
There are many racist moments in this. For example, using black men as shields in the army is not funny, and totally outrageous. The whole thing is also directed against Canadians. Now, I'm not Canadian, but I'm pretty sure they would take offense at this. I'm also not black, and I do take offense at this!
However, South Park:Bigger, Longer, Uncut, is saved by what made the series good. The writers have struck gold with the use of George Clooney and his scene with Kenny. "I'm sorry, but we accidentally replaced your heart with a baked potato, you have about three seconds to live!" This is the only one liner that is extremely funny. If I had to pick out slightly funny moments then they would be the scenes with Saddam Hussain in Hell. This too, is bound to upset someone, but it didn't really upset me that much.
If you never watched a South Park episode, and you want a taster, then don't go and watch this movie. This film is not an indication of how funny South Park actually is. Watch a few of the episodes first to see if its your type of comedy, because watching this can "frail your fragile lil' mind!" Rating=2/5