the funniest movie of the year by far

Rating: 9/10 (12 July 1999)

The only thing this movie lacks is subtlety -- and there's even a bit of that here and there. You probably won't see it because you'll be laughing your damn fool head off the whole time.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone, like me, were Denver-suburban kids of the 80s who grew up bitter, sarcastic, and addicted to humor in any form whatsoever. "South Park", the show, has has so many brilliant moments that it's easy to overlook how amazing the things they say and do really are.
Also, like me, they hate the Baldwin family, Bill Gates, the military, censorship, and school counsellors; like me, they like Nick Rhodes enough to have him do a line (which doesn't sound like Nick at all -- he's the Canadian bomber pilot who... I won't spoil it). I have to see the movie again just to hear the lines I missed because I and the rest of the audience were laughing too loud. It's as densely packed as an 18-minute TV episode, and if you blink, you'll miss something else hilarious.
One more thing: they realized that all animated films, i.e. "Beavis and Butthead Do America", have to have a White Zombie trip-out hell sequence. I really appreciate that.