Customer Reviews
Bigger, Longer, and Uncompromising 
2008-08-09
Outstanding! 5 Stars. This is how it's done. Stay true to the spirit and vision of the TV series and put in what would otherwise be in the TV show if TV didn't have to cater to lame, uptight, humorless people all the time. But it is precisely because of society's weirdness, stupidy, and strange mores that makes South Park possible in the first place. It is only out of the sheer wackyness of America that South Park comes from and reason why it is so funny. And I shouldn't be too down on America. I mean it's not like were in China or some crazy Muslim country. I'm sorry but those people are crazy.
"Bigger, Longer, & Uncut" makes me picture a gigantic uncircumcised wang which is a little funny I guess, but mainly just an image I'd prefer not to have in the first place. Where they really knocked it out of the park (no pun intended. really) is with the music numbers!! Great stuff. And I'm no big fan of musicals. Though come to think of it South Park, Family Guy, The Simpsons, -they all are great when it comes to the musical number. I don't understand people taking issue with South Park's animation being "crude". The style of animation is part of the charm of the show and it's characters and what makes it funny. It looks kind of absurd the way the characters move around sort of like puppets and there is very little detail to buildings and things.
The highlights of this great American comedy are so many, but the "Uncle F----" song is a favorite. And The Mole. When The Mole cursed god! Soo funny. My friends and I noticed that none of the black people in the audience laughed during that part which was an interesting social observation to us at the time. Having the plot center on Terrance and Phillip, the end of the world and the return of Satan -- all because of censorship and intolerance, you simply cannot top. They outdid themselves.
There are relatively few contemporary movies I've seen in the theater that I feel are perfectly realized artistic achievements. And that are as entertaining. Trey Parker and Matt Stone who are big fans of Mike Judge said that Judge did the smart thing with "Beavis and Butthead Do America" and by smart they meant safe. Judge made a movie that was fairly safe for the general public. I think South Park's creators got it backwards on that. They did the smart thing with their movie. Out of all the TV cartoon series movies South Park's is the best.
So very funny!!!!!! 2008-08-08
Even if you've never seen the show, this movie puts it all together. I didn't even mind it being a musical. Very explicit, not for the little ones.
Bigger, Longer...and where is the second South Park movie?? 2008-07-24
I just watched this movie again tonight....and I'm happy to say that it really holds up well! The satire is right on and repeated viewings allow me to see new nuances and jokes that I missed earlier. This is always the sign of a classic movie! Sure the language is pretty foul...but that's the whole point, you uncle f****eer!
Love it. 2008-07-04
Trey Parker and Matt Stone are geniuses. How do they come up with this stuff.
Now this is one hilarious movie. Will really make you laugh. However, this stuff needs to stay away from Kids. This is not meant for Kids at all. Also this is not a subject you would want to seriously discuss about. If you want to have a good laugh and have some fun, this is a movie to watch. For that matter all the Seasons of South Park will do the job.
Not as good as the cartoon. 
2008-06-25
It's ok, just ok.
The script is the usual ridiculous South Park fare.
Nothing new or innovative, this entire movie could have been split up into different episodes for tv.
Sorry but Beavis and Butthead do America at least had a reason to be on the big screen.
There was an actual story behind the annoying laughing.
South Park should have just stayed on tv.
Sorry but I'm going to recommend this to hardcore South Park fans only.
This Movie the Best Ever 2008-06-15
Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Cartman sneak into an R-rated movie and it warps their fragile little minds. Soon their indignant parents declare war on Canada and our young heroes are America's last hope to stop Armageddon.
Genre: Feature Film-Comedy
Rating: R
Release Date: 24-JUN-2003
Media Type: DVD
The Greatest Animated Movie Ever! 2008-05-22
Seriously. If you don't like South Park then quit taking life so seriously. How can you not like something that makes fun of everything and spares no one? All I have to say is WATCH IT!
Watch It Again and Again Wihtout Boredom 2008-04-27
Sadly or not so sadly this is the movie that entertains me the most no matter how many times I watch it! You're bound not to catch every joke the first go round, so the more you watch it the funnier it becomes. I knew nothing of the SouthPark episodes, but I have watched this movie more than any other! I'd buy a third copy if my first and second were stolen!
YOU'LL LAUGH YOUR BRASS ONES OFF!!!:) 2008-04-01
South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut is a film version of the Classic Comedy Central series that started the V-Chip revolution. The film is about Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman sneaking into an R-rated movie and instantlly, they picked up on the foul dialogue, when the moms got wind of this, they are ready to fight against the people of Canada. There are some really funny moments like Kenny dies and goes to Hell and sees Satan and Saddam Hussein as gay lovers. Please note that like its TV counterpart, the South Park movie is NOT for children, for it has explicit language, graphic violence and sexual contents!
Don't be surprised if it becomes a classic 2008-03-31
The South Park movie was done at the alleged height of South Park's popularity. It was done during South Park's early seasons when it had become a big merchandising machine where people everywhere were proclaiming "OMG, you killed Kenny!" For this reason, "South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut" seemed destined to merely be a longer version of the show and mild diversion from getting your 30 minute weekly fix.
This was not to be. While the animation was basically the same as the cheaply made tv show (with a few minor exceptions, such as the animation of Hell), the film set the bar higher for humor, plot, and overall relevance. This film wears its message on its sleeve and probably set the standard for how South Park would venture further into satire and social relevance into the present day. Yes, it's full of curse words they can't say on TV and it's not for kids and that's exactly what they tell you when you watch the movie. This film does some very sly finger pointing, and no, the devil is not to blame.
But satire aside, this film is very funny poking fun at everything from celebrity, saddam, and Broadway of all things. The Academy Award-nominated music is both funny and fantastic. It's the anti-Disney movie. The irony, the music may actually be better than the Disney lot these days. It's the music's quality, in fact, that helps the quality of this film rise above merely giving a TV show a full length motion picture makeover. The songs are funny and catchy. Watch it enough, you'll start singing along.
But there's a telling scene in the film that had me sold from the first time I watched the movie. Early on, the boys' parents are assembling the people of South Park and speaking about the filth their kids are watching. The kids try to talk to their parents while being all but ignored by them. It's a cleverly done scene that speaks volumes, driving its message home.
South Park has become something of a cultural institution. While this was done in South Park's heyday, it's continued to rise again and again in the spotlight as it continualy prys and pokes at society with subversive humor. At nearly 10 years in age, the movie's themes are still timeless and the humor still seems edgy. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll think - It's provocative and funny.
