A very funny satire with heaps of vulgarity

Rating: Null/10 (26 November 1999)

I've seen South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut half a dozen times, and it still manages to have me reeling with laughter.
What I can't believe is how so many viewers have completely missed the point of the movie. It amazes me that people get hung up on the swearing and toilet humor when Parker&Stone have obviously thrown it all there with a clear purpose.
Besides, it's not all fart jokes and vulgarity. I haven't counted them, but I would estimate maybe 3 instances of fart jokes (two of which are by Terrance&Phillip, who are the epitome of pointless humor for the sole purpose of self-irony from the makers or South Park - remember Cartman's comment "besides, the animation's all crappy").
On top of that, there are two or three dozen F-words, but very few in the second half of the movie. It's only a spark that gets the plot rolling. As for the nudity that some apparently delirious reviewers have been going on aboot, I for one couldn't see it. There's less male genitalia in South Park than in Boogie Nights.
It doesn't make much sense to compare South Park to "normal" movies. How could one rate the acting, for example? Suffice to say that South Park is, IMHO, one of the funniest movies ever, but also one of the most misunderstood movies ever. But I bet Parker&Stone knew this would happen when they set out to do what they did.
In a sense, it deserves 10 out of 10 in its own narrow genre, because I can't imagine it having been done any better. It could not be any more outrageous without being tasteless (I don't consider it tasteless at all, but then again, maybe I'm one of those emotionally dull GenXYZ'ers or whatever).
Anyone who is offended by South Park should take a serious look in the mirror. It is blatantly obvious that SP doesn't seriously put down any race, religion or group of people. They make fun of everything, because all people should be able to laugh at themselves before laughing at anything else.
To sum up, I suggest you watch it and make up your own mind. But please, please try to see past the obvious vulgarity and shock value. The movie does have an actual message, and a very rewarding one at that.
So what are you waiting for? Watch it, or if you've already seen it, why not watch it again? That's what Brian Boitano would do.