A brilliant, blisteringly hilarious satire with pitch-perfect timing.

Rating: 10/10 (6 July 1999)

Leave it to Trey Parker and Matt Stone to make one of the most bleepin' hilarious comedies ever and the most brilliant argument of freedom of speech I've ever seen on film. "Bigger, Longer, and Uncut"- as vulgar as it is- also points out the biggest problem in America today: Nobody wants to take responsiblity for their actions/failures. Along with the great script by Parker, Stone, and Pam Brady, Parker has also written memorably droll (and catchy) song-and-dance numbers with Marc Shaiman that not only help get the point across but also add to the film's sly humor. In short- "South Park" is one of the best films of '99 and the only comedy in recent years where I laughed my behind off throughout. Sorry for my restraint, but I have to say behind because I get shocked if I say @*%.