Obscene, but with a heart

Rating: 8/10 (2 July 1999)

Not since Monty Python's Meaning of Life have I found a movie so completely offensive...and I found myself LOVING IT, for exactly the same reasons. This movie is astute in its observations on popular U.S. culture, and so totally, manically idiotic that I am still giggling-- giggling at the thought of Big Gay Al, revealing himself to the troops at the climax of his big encore, giggling at the memory of Kenny, rejected from heaven, descending into the depths of the hoary netherworld, only to find Satan, the browbeaten lover of a newly deceased Saddam Hussein. Giggling for so many other great moments, which you all should go see for yourselves.
This is what happens when two like-minded punks are given a bunch of money to spend, and little or no editorial oversight. God Bless em!
POSTSCRIPT: I went to see the movie at 4pm on opening day...and was surprised to see how many adults brought their VERY young children. Either they knew and didn't care about the advance warnings of heaping platefuls of profanity, or they were unaware that the R rating meant that the normally bleeped dialog on the series would make it into the movie. Take note folks: you will never encounter a higher density or larger variety of profanities than are in the first 20 minutes of this movie!