Nothing in its second part can match the first 45 minutes or so, in which one outrage or song follows another. The movie has a breezy drive about it and the same mischievous willfulness of its maker. But an hour would have been enough. Both the novelty and the bad language become monotonous after a while. And you can quote me.
National critics review 'South Park' Sure, it's tasteless, childish and utterly obscene.
And yes, those familiar animated tykes Cartman, Stan, Kenny and the rest get to talk far dirtier than they do on the popular Comedy Central series that spawned them two years ago. It's also unabashedly gory, moving from an operating room where incompetent docs splatter blood everywhere to North American battlefields where troops get blown up, shot down and impaled. Just try to keep away. You and I both know that lots of kids under 17 will want to see this movie. The key to the humor involves incongruity.