Stuff that dreams are made of

Rating: Null/10 (7 September 1999)

I am guessing that this film will not be to the taste of a lot of people, but I make no apologies for finding this a pretty fine 80 minutes.
It is lavatorial, irreverent, scatological, and frequently obscene; it is also very insightful and wickedly subversive. It's gloriously and unashamedly non-PC, but that doesn't really matter as everyone is a target for the Axis Powers of Kenny/Kyle/Stan /Eric - nobody is spared.
The Financial Times, hardly a rabid anarchist newssheet, described this film as the greatest pæan to free speech', and awarded it 10 points out of 10. I nearly agree, though I wouldn't give it 10. I found the South Park TV show terribly funny when I first saw it in Seattle last year, and it still makes me laugh. So did this film; so hard that I was weeping in places.

Good to see Mecha Streisand making a cameo reappearance. But they shouldn't have shown Kenny without his parka; he doesn't look anything like that!