Funny as hell, the first few times...

Rating: 8/10 (26 May 2005)

"South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut" is one of the funniest movies I have ever seen. I laughed my ass off the first time I saw it. In this film, the parents of South Park declare war on Canada after a movie starring Terrence and Phillip, Canada's star fart-joke comedians and only source of income, corrupts the children with foul language. This movie has the same style of humor as the television show it is based on, only now Trey Parker and Matt Stone don't have to abide by broadcasting decency laws.
This is one of those movies that has parent and religious groups going spastic over the content. While it does have a lot of vulgarity, the movie also has an underlying message about censorship and first amendment rights. If you watch this movie looking for a good time, and not a soul-enlightening experience, you'll be fine.
The only problem with this film is that it lacks replay value. Once you have seen it two or three times, it is easy to lose interest. Jokes won't have the same kick. But for some reason the songs never get old. The funniest part of this movie is the musical numbers, my personal favorite being "Blame Canada" (which went on to be nominated for an Oscar).
This movie is definitely one of my favorite animated movies. I can only hope they decide to make a sequel.