There's also a dose of social commentary hung onto the plot, most of which is aimed at defending free speech. Unfortunately, this seems to be more in the way of defending the right to have a pottymouth than it is a well thought out pro-free speech argument based on ideas or ideals. And as such, the social commentary fails as anything more than a convenient rationalization for cussin'. The songs are clever, if rude, and there are a certain amount of laughs for non-South Park viewers, but the movie will undoubtedly be much better received by fans of the TV series. Animation quality is mostly awful, but true to the source material - though there's the odd bit of slick effects animation thrown in.
Extras are limited to trailers and chapter stops.
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