A hilarious film, with remarkable intelligence below its seemingly 'offensive-for-the-sake-of-it' exterior.

Rating: 8/10 (16 September 2018)

Although I haven't seen much of the original show myself, 'South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut' was still insanely enjoyable. It has a lot of crude humour, but also it's surprisingly intelligent - commenting on everything from violence, foul language, censorship, the American military and a lot more.
In addition, despite the large number of references to previous episodes of the original show (which I have not seen much of yet; consider this my first real introduction to South Park), the movie was still funny regardless.
My first criticism is that the computer generated effects, like when Kenny goes to Hell, are a bit dated. But then again, what can you expect from a film made in 1999? Besides it still looks somewhat OK.
But secondly, and more importantly, the romance subplot between Stan and Wendy isn't as interesting or funny as the rest of the movie, takes up a small but noticeable amount of runtime and is resolved rather anti-climatically with Wendy abruptly ditching her then-boyfriend Gregory for no apparent reason (even if it is kinda funny in its abruptness).
Apart from that, though, 'South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut' is still well-written, clever and most importantly of all, funny.
8/10 (Maybe a 9, but doesn't quite reach it due to aforementioned criticisms)