I'd much rather watch the TV show

Rating: Null/10 (29 September 2006)

It wasn't too bad, if you ask me, but I think the TV series, is possibly the most entertaining animated show on TV.At times, asinine as it may sound, it seems to be more than one genre, it can get to our emotions at times, as in Kenny dies and A Ladder to heaven and be dark, as in the Butter's show episode, and straightmen Stan and Kyle, can be soulful, sensitive, expressive, and convincing. Kenny seems lovable and charming, but perverted. It can also teach lessons about humanity, it is not based on vulgarity. However, I didn't find the incessant shut your F*****n face uncle F****r, from the Terrence and Phillip movie, that funny. The funniest part, I think, is the devil, as a nice guy being in a romantic relationship with Suddam Hussein, who cares only about sex, and how the devil says how " he doesn't nurture my emotions " even though that's about as absurd as you can get, I found it funny, but not wet my pants laughing funny. That Mars and Venus study that is extreme and offensive, not to mention annoying, is portrayed as being the Devil (from Venus) and Saddam (from Mars) when the devil is reading a book in bed, so they are individuals, not the two genders that seem to be stereotyped more than anyone. Eric Cartman really seems like the leader, as he is the most outspoken and main character in the movie. Wendys "boyfriend" is not cool, to me, as a little kid with the deep voice of a British boy whose voice dropped in the third grade, and an overly sophisticated manner.
The kids and parents life at home is hardly seen. Kenny taking his hood off and speaking(voiced by Mike Judge) was one of the reasons I watched it, but the scene, right after the climax, was rather melancholy to me. M'ckay!