The most American film since Pink Flamingos

Rating: Null/10 (25 July 1999)

This is a movie that would make John Waters proud and, possibly, even blush. Here is the best adaptation of a series to a full length feature. Beavis and Butthead stood by their usual antics on the big screen as they did on TV but Trey Parker and Matt Stone have done something (dare I say?) clever here- Not only have they simply make a longer feature, but have turned it into a musical which makes it a lot more entertaining! You won't stop humming T&P's song, nor "Blame Canada".
As for the content some say this shows that society is being degraded and more offensive with less and less class (Trey and Matt did the movie on purpose to get back at the MPAA for what they did to Orgazmo). My humble opinion is that it has actually forwarded progress of our society. Long before this movie, the four letter words were very taboo. They still are but not as bad, and I think the effect has lessened now that this movie is full of it. First (?) came Blue Velvet, then Pulp Fiction, now this, and i bet many more movies, to come. Also, moviemakers can take more risks too. Think about it- 50 years ago a girl walking around the town showing her ANKLE was considered offensive-which is utter silliness. Just think what another 50 years will bring.
I only have minor complaints about the movie- the songs aren't clearly understood, and the movie drags near the middle but picked up the pace near the end. Overall the whole effect of the movie is awesome and, quite powerful, in fact. It's also funny as hell. Looking for a hilarious, offensive, profanity filled movie? You get your money's worth.