South Park Bigger, Longer, and Uncut (1999)

"Hey there, South Park Lovers and get ready to blame Canada for this review! today, we’re going to review the twisted, audacious gem from the late 90s that is ‘South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.’ Released in June 1999, this feature-length film catapulted the beloved—albeit controversial—animated series into the hearts of audiences everywhere. Grab your ‘member berries’ because we’re about to plunge headfirst into a world of irreverent humor, scathing social commentary, and, of course, musical numbers that will leave you humming all day!

Trey Parker and Matt Stone really nailed it with this one. By far one of the funniest movies we have seen, and reviewed on this channel. released at the peak of the popularity of the Comedy Central original television series. South Park as a whole, has cemented itself in the cornerstone of pop culture. often ripping on relevant current events of the time, the show delivers scathing parodies of news, celebrities, and pop culture. The movie was no different.

What the movie did differently was turning the South Park formula into a feature length musical. with the song "Blame Canada" earning an Oscar nomination. The musical numbers were brilliantly offensive and riddled with foul language.

However its the relationship between Saddam Hussein and Satan that really puts this movie over the top.