South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut

            South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut is more or less what it says in the title: an extension of a regular South Park episode.  It has the same humor over an hour and a half rather than just a thirty minute episode.  If you are a fan of South Park, then you would like this movie a lot.  Something different that it does though is that it is a musical.  It has many songs throughout the film, which separates it from most films like it.  It is still a raunchy comedy, but it does it partial through songs which Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of South Park, do in many, but not all, of their films.

            Of the top ten movie themes, this one would display the battle.  The thing about it is that it displays it on multiple levels.  One is obviously the battle between Kyle’s mom and Terrance and Phillip.  Kyle’s mom wants to kill Terrance and Phillip because they are corrupting children by teaching them vulgar language.  A big plot point is that Kyle’s mom, and many others in the US, want to stop this by killing Terrance and Phillip.  Another battle is between Kyle and his mom.  Kyle always did what his mom told him, but wants to stand up to her.  He eventually does this but not until the end of the movie.  A third battle, which is clear, is between the US and Canada because they go to war.  I would give this movie a 3 out of 5.  If I want to laugh and watch a movie I don’t have to think about, it would be higher.  However, if I was judging this on the overall greatness of the movie film-making and subject wise, it would be lower.  But overall, it is a three out of five.