South Park Movie - Nostalgia Critic

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It's the animated film that holds the record for most swear words. Is there more to this film than just dropping f-bombs. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at the South Park Movie.
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South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut is a 1999 American adult computer-animated musical comedy film based on the animated sitcom South Park. The film was directed by series creator Trey Parker from a screenplay co-written with series co-creator Matt Stone and Pam Brady; and stars Parker, Stone, Mary Kay Bergman, and Isaac Hayes, all of whom reprise their roles from the series, with George Clooney, Eric Idle, and Mike Judge in supporting roles.
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[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Loved it SO much! Kyles mom was My favorite part!🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jerricablackcat4303]

Can you please review The Crow, Crow City of Angles (that poor movie suffered the same fate as Cool World) , Sky High, Power Rangers 2017, Mortal Kombat 2021, and for Nostalgiaween Thriller and Ghosts (Stephen King worked on it)?

[@jerricablackcat4303]

I'm not really into South Park, but I vaguely remember watching this. I definitely remember Blame Canada.

[@jeremyusreevu237]

I'm not a huge fan of the show, but this movie is hilarious!

[@deshawnedwards6412]

A very good ass movie that really bring out the best of what South Park was during that era. I would love to Trey and Matt do a other theatrical South Park movie one day, a sequel to this. They have 26 seasons, two hit video games like three streaming specials. I can see them doing a sequel if and when they wanted to and could at any time.

[@Dorelaxen]

I saw this in the theater the weekend it came out. During the "Uncle F%$ker" song, the crowd in our actual theater got up and started leaving, along side the crowd in the movie getting up and leaving. It was one of the funniest things I've ever seen. My entire face hurt from laughing when I left the theater.

[@younglove3362]

So what happened to the crowd that got up to leave?🙄

[@Dorelaxen]

@@younglove3362 They left. And presumably wanted refunds. Most of them were dragging their kids with them, which was funny since there were signs ALL OVER the place saying "The South Park movie is not for kids".

[@AiNoMiko]

@@Dorelaxen That story reminds me of the experience I had watching the Deadpool movie. There were 12 year olds in the theatre, and their parents let them sit through all the gore, violence, and swearing in the beginning... right up until him and his girl start bangin' and then it was like a mass exit, again, there were signs EVERYWHERE about what was in the film. I couldn't help but laugh.

[@erikwilliams1562]

The meta was REAL!

[@gameplaysolotheblade]

@@AiNoMiko So, the explicit gore, excessive decapitations and gun play violence, along with the "fucking kebab" scene, the banging scene is where everybody decided to leave because of the "think of them kids"? 😆

[@av_8596]

I always believed that Kenny revealing himself at the end was more as an emotional moment rather than a joke. It was kind of a tearjerker for me.

[@AoiUsagiOtoko]

i've always thought that scene was super heartwarming, it shows even back then kenny had a super caring personality

[@HeadbangingGlory]

Fun fact about the uncle fucker song. It was originally mother fucker but the mpaa said it was going to be an NC-17 film rating unless they changed the lyrics. South Park choose uncle instead of mother and it went back down to R. Comes to show how absurd the rating strengths is all while having a movie have comedy commentary on censorship.

[@AiNoMiko]

Robin Williams doing that cover of "Blame Canada" is one of my all time favourite Oscars moments. Absolutely glorious.

[@dorothyallspice1862]

Yeah, he was stellar! It’s kinda weird how he ultimately went through the depression and unfortunately took his life, not unlike Sheila’s original VA Mary Kay Bergman.

[@Dim4323]

Phil collins still won

[@dorothyallspice1862]

@@Dim4323 Yes, we know that.

[@lainiwakura1776]

@@dorothyallspice1862 I still miss her voice. Mona Marshall isn't very good at hiding when it's her (and I will forever remember her as Izzy from Digimon).

[@moriah93ohio]

I had no idea that existed. I will have to go find it

[@VicHD]

I Love hove how Trey and Matt got the last laugh. Every time the MPAA told them to edit a scene, they made it 5 times worse and 10 times longer because the censors had to see it again. And it was approved. They jokingly stated that the MPAA made the movie much dirtier than it originally was. This was in their Conan O'Brien interview.

[@piplup2009]

The original title was hell breaks loose but they got rejected because hell was in the title so instead they called it bigger longer and uncut, the MPAA did not get the slang and accepted it

[@DeRockMedia]

@@piplup2009 im so used to the internet using "loose" instead of "lose" that i read your comment incorrectly correcting it.

[@SnakePit6517]

This was one of Mary Kay Bergman’s final roles before her death. It was and still is impressive that she played pretty much all of the female characters on South Park, as well as being one of the major voices of our childhood. It’s really nice to know that, according to her husband, the premier of this movie was one of the happiest moments of her life. While she may have left us to soon, her talent and influence will never be forgotten. ❤️

[@Tornado1994]

Bergman also voiced Jay Jay in the kids Video series "Jay Jay The Jet Plane" and Tess Trueheart on the 1990 Dick Tracy Storybook Cassette Tie in.

[@chrisrj9871]

South Park's not a children's show. If children get everything meant for adults, what are adults supposed to have that they can't? It only makes adulthood worse.

[@nathanseper8738]

Her death was a blow to voice acting.

[@MrThischarmingman2]

She also voiced Daphne from Scooby Doo at the time.

[@Tornado1994]

@@nathanseper8738 Her suicide made so little sense.

[@lucasgoad5691]

Dude, during my senior year of high school, my theater class went to NYC, and one of the shows I saw was The Book of Mormon. I have never laughed harder in my entire life. I even have a script of the show, and got the entire cast to sign it. My teacher stayed with me the entire time after the show to get the autographs. It was awesome.

[@littleredruri]

I fucking love book of mormon, it is so funny

[@jonnybarnard8578]

You had a badass teacher

[@TJMcDonough]

Dude that's friggin' awesome. Book of Mormon is one of my favorite musicals and probably has the best comedy from any musical.

[@lucasgoad5691]

@@jonnybarnard8578 he was the best. I wish I appreciated him more when I was in HS.

[@lucasgoad5691]

@@TJMcDonough dude, I fell out of my seat almost. During intermission, I heard a couple of women that sat behind me sah that the show was great, but that the "Boy in front of us has the best laugh, makes it even better."

[@nessarolla]

The Kenny face reveal in the movie makes the first Mysterion "reveal" so much funnier because the only feature we knew Kenny had was blonde hair. They only ever showed us Mysterions face which made it hilarious when everyone else knows but they blue ball us with the knowledge since all the kids have the same face to us. Honestly a great follow up to the movie gag.

[@JustGina724]

When I was 12, my older sister called the school pretending to be our mom and we skipped school to see this movie in the theater together. I cannot believe I was allowed in. It’s a great memory.

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

How was it?

[@Trip_Fontaine]

This is the movie that made movie theaters start caring about not letting kids in R-rated movies. I remember getting into R-rated movies when I was like 15 and looked like I was 12 and no one cared.

[@DanKale]

@@Trip_Fontaine Super ironic considering that it's literally the plot of the movie.

[@masonasaro2118]

did you get a hobo to buy the tickets?

[@L1TTLEBART]

Bruh didn’t this movie come out June 30th that’s basically summer how we’re you still in school

[@claymathewselevator8121]

It’s amazing how little Randy and Butters are in this movie given how big they later became to the show

[@UltimateGamerCC]

well at the time they were very much minor characters, in fact Butters only became a major character in Kenny's absence as he stepped in to fill the void in the group.

[@tombruncker7013]

That’s my only problem with the film is that it came out before randy and butters where the randy and butters we know and love so much

[@GrayWoIf]

Early seasons are so weird Randy is very normal

[@conservativecatholic9030]

@@UltimateGamerCC I think the character Randy may not have worked then. Randy works because South Park’s audience (and creators) aged into the need for a character like him.

[@alexvaughan1013]

​@@tombruncker7013At least Butters gets the spotlight in Imaginationland and Randy gets the spotlight in the Pandemic Special.

[@stempest7218]

I like this era of south park where despite cartman still being the worst of the four and arguing with Kyle it still felt like they were all friends. Instead of now where they are only friends with cartman because of the status quo.

[@BlackOpsPeppe]

So we now live in the "oh no,South park was better before era"? Guys,deal with it,tv shows change,this aren't the damn 90's anymore....

[@stempest7218]

@@BlackOpsPeppe I never said south park was better back then just that I was nostalgic for era. Yes things should and will change but not all change is positive. Also the boys relationship has changed with cartman becoming worst while the boys and most of the characters softening. So now cartman instead of being a bad friend he is usually just the antagonist who the boys remain friends with because of the status quo. This does allow for some great episodes of cartman Vs Kyle but at ot makes all the more ridiculous and hard to believe they would ever put up with cartman especially since cartman and Kyle aren't even friends.

[@frohawkmaster]

Cartman and Kyle occasionally hang out and they are some of the best episodes. Crack Baby Basketball, Faith Hilling, they have a good dynamic together.

[@bubba200874426]

@@stempest7218 Cartman was always the worst. Cartman bullied them into being his friends. It's never been any different. Also, maintaining status quo is realistic. The urge to do this is what people now call trauma bonding. It's just that this dynamic is usually the one you see in girls around the "queen bee" in movies. The people around are only "friends" with her because they believe she'll torment them less because of it.

[@KaguroDraven]

@@BlackOpsPeppe Yeah, things change. That means people are free to have opinions that they got better or worse.

[@karrihart1]

Stephen Sondheim, the greatest musical theatre composer of all time, told Trey and Matt that SPBLU was the best musical he’d seen in the last 20 years and would love to collaborate with them one day. Oh the musical we could’ve had 😢

[@greatestgoalie25]

Robin Williams singing Blame Canada at that awards show, was easily one of the top 5 non movie moments of his career. I freaking loved it, and I am Canadian.

[@Metalalbumreviewers]

I will never not laugh at Butters falling while running with the LA Resistance flag. It's just so in point for his character.

[@rithrius5384]

This was before Butters even was a character if i remember correctly. At this point he was just background filler.

[@gregthehedgehog0956]

​@@rithrius5384 well yeah, the movie was being made as they were working on season 3, where Butters was introduced during the comet trilogy, so he hadn't become a full character yet

[@koneheadcokehead4981]

Another Fun Fact about this amazing Film: The original trailer, which took jabs at Walt Disney and animation in general, was hated by Trey Parker and Matt Stone who called it, "Everything we didn't want the film to be." Matt Stone was so upset he dismantled the videotape of the trailer, threw it in the trunk of his car, and then told the production crew in anger to "do it again."

[@cjrebirth]

"Good bye you guys." I think that Kenny scene is just perfect... I also love the Mountain Town reprise at the end

[@djwilson1993]

Especially the resolve the kids sing. One of my favorite musical moments ever. 🥲

[@brandonprater4613]

Same, it's a great line. 🥲👍

[@DiegoHernandez-xt2su]

@@djwilson1993 remember when Kenny becomes mysterion

[@KyleRobots]

It stil makes me misty eyed.

[@SilverSphereSorcerer]

Everything worked out; What a happy end!

[@PTMWontDie2]

The censorship drama gets more and more relevant every year. Last year I went to a “Weird Al” Yankovic concert where he told a story about one of his songs, One More Minute. A couple of lyrics included the phrase “I’d rather lick all the toilets in Grand Central Station with my tongue”. The censors told him this wasn’t appropriate for the music video version of the song, so they replaced it with “I’d rather lick all the toilets in Grand Central Station with my BLEEP”. “That’s actually worse!” He joked. So ironic in that trying to fight for censorship some inadvertently make something that SHOULD be censored.

[@Regfife]

In the actual music video it ended up as "all the BATHROOMS in Grand Central Station with my tongue".

[@russmastermasterofrusses7463]

Kinda like how China try to censor blood by making it white, leading grewsome scenes to look like . . . Ghost . . . ectoplasm.

[@Joaquin546]

I stopped watching this when he censored the first song that used curse words like why bother reviewing it?

[@larryclowers]

Boycotting and cancel culture are two completely different things and the fact that so many people don't understand that is troubling. A boycott is when a group of people have a grievance with someone or something and use the power of withholding their money or time to affect change. Cancel culture is when a group of people have a grievance and demand the government or any authority to step in and stop or eliminate the thing they don't like. If you think the Montgomery bus boycott is ANYTHING like cancel culture you need a history lesson.

[@ForFearOfDeath]

Not to mention the fact that when most people talk about being opposed to cancel culture they’re referring to groups of people attacking an individual and attempting to ruin their life because of that person’s opinions. Whereas a boycott is targeting a corporation. The fact that people can’t tell the difference between not paying for a product or service and actively trying to ruin a single person’s life is insane.

[@zoidySVK]

Also cancel mob uselly use namecalling. Like when you buy harry potter game they call you transphobic fascist for example.

[@Angel_Investor_Music]

Cancel culture is about a mob targeting an individual person and trying to ruin their career over something relatively or totally innocuous. It doesn't matter if the person is a regular guy or a known celebrity. The point is to get them fired and convince everyone to hate them unless they apologize (but even then they remain cancelled). It often involves people going out of their way to dig up someone's decade-old tweets that nobody thought were controversial at the time, but which may trigger the sensibilities of modern crybullies. It is a completely manufactured outrage cycle perpetrated by terminally online activists who want to ruin people's lives for fun. Boycotts target corporations. The customer is always right, so it is always the corporation's own fault if they have isolated and angered a substantial portion of their consumer base.

[@chadharger9323]

​@@zoidySVK Another difference ans it's a huge on. When people boycott it starts and ends with the company, product, and/or person(s) in question. Cancel culture goes far beyond the target(s). The word 'culture' is a big clue. What they are doing is practically a culture war.

[@PewPewPark]

Yes it's always been a pet peeve when people don't get it. Boycott is making a choice to not support someone or something you don't agree with. Canceling is trying to deny people their choice to support or not support them.

[@xevious21]

Saw this in theaters with my dad and my sister as a kid. We're huge South Park fans and it was the loudest I've ever heard a theater laugh. Good times.

[@RB01.10]

Geez, the swearing, sexual stuff / nudity and violence didn’t weird you out or scar you ?

[@xevious21]

@@RB01.10 nope

[@DeRockMedia]

@@RB01.10 it enhanced the experience :P

[@jasonmcmurtry7812]

I saw this in theaters with my friends when I had just turned 18. Holy balls, the laughter we heard after Uncle F***a started was out of this world loud af lol 😂

[@younglove3362]

I was 12. I was just paying attention to the cursing 🤬 and shenanigans of the movie. My 19yr old sister was breaking the jokes down to me while Cracking up at it. When my step brother (who never saw the movie 🎬) heard the Kyle's mom song he was dying laughing 😃 through the whole song. Why? Because on the shows the songs are usually slow but this one was fast, full of cursing, and dissing a mother which is outrageously random and new.

[@koneheadcokehead4981]

It's great to remember how big South Park was because at the height of it's popularity nothing could touch it

[@thekaiser3815]

Not even the prince and princess of Canada, are those were the days 😊

[@Pl-lineAs]

🦞

[@fattywood8304]

I still watch everything they put out never disappoints u less they are trying to disappoint Lmao

[@thekaiser3815]

@@fattywood8304 and this in it self is funny

[@TyrekeCorrea]

Sounds like Pokemon.

[@austinreed5805]

This show really was groundbreaking. If Beavis and Butt-head revolutionized the genre, South Park perfected it.

[@collinsnider4179]

Ren and Stimpy started it though

[@carlosalmonacid8958]

@@collinsnider4179 Arguably The Simpsons started it

[@nerdgeekman]

@@carlosalmonacid8958The Flintstones, too

[@seanbeard7558]

The South Park movie is a nod to Beavis and Butt-Head and the 1993 fire controversy from Kenny playing with fire to Mike Judge voicing him at the end, Terrance and Phillip ARE Beavis and Butt-Head in the 1999 movie.

[@LegendStormcrow]

B&B just wasn't understood at all 😂

[@tylertilwick6852]

Fun Fact: This movie was released the same week as Wild Wild West and underage minors were buying tickets to that film and then sneaking in to see this film along with American Pie (which was also released around the same week)

[@Pawts]

South Park introduced to me the many different religions, I didn't even know about Scientology, Mormons, and even the Super Adventure Club. Hope this show never goes away

[@Greenkitten45]

The Mole is Misotheist. Before the movie I didn't know it was a thing then I started looking more into different branches of philosophy. I'll never not find it hilarious this movie is what inspired me as a kid to learn more. 😂😂😂

[@Alex.R.L]

Look up Shinzo Abe's religion to learn why all of Japan went "meh" when he was assassinated. There's wacky stuff out there. May you be touched by his Noodly Appendage

[@brandonmclendon5368]

Even after watching this thousands of times, I still laugh at this movie. Plus the songs are legitimately amazing.

[@NightLight9595]

No you don't, and no they aren't

[@charliecomer6001]

​@@NightLight9595ok Sheila broflovski

[@originalcaffeinator]

"I've never seen a man eat so many chicken wings......"

[@jovalleau]

It's unironically my favorite musical.

[@sidnew2739]

​@@NightLight9595 You have problems.

[@koneheadcokehead4981]

Fun Fact: In the Guinness World Records 2001, this film was said to have the most profanity used in an animated film. The book cited a total of 399 swear words, including 146 uses of the word "fuck," along with 199 offensive gestures and 221 acts of violence.

[@mrbarrington2709]

Having one more cuss could've get the movie a then undesirable R rating and both Trey and Matt knew what they were doing.

[@wolvepotter5858]

@@mrbarrington2709 It was actually this close to being rated NC-17 but still

[@geomania8533]

Yay Cartman helped make the movie in Guinness World Records

[@patrickzalatoris3206]

It was the only way trey and Matt could release this film to have it stay an R rating

[@theanimeunderworld8338]

Take a sip of every time they say "fuck" in the movie

[@koneheadcokehead4981]

Another Fun Fact: Paramount Pictures originally asked Trey Parker and Matt Stone if they could make a PG-13 rated film. They said no and would not agree to make a movie until the studio agreed that the final product would be rated R.

[@danielvandersall6756]

What I always remember about this movie is the quiet, almost sweet song to open, which made me question whether they had been completely Neutered by the MPAA. And then "Uncle Fornicator" began. And all was right with the world.

[@scottof83]

I am glad you touched on this film. It is one of the most ingenious films ever made, and the one time Meta actually worked. The musical numbers are still timeless and feel like a Disney film than Disney at the time. The lyrics and orchestration were brilliant. One thing you mentioned about Butters not being in it, well, Butters was actually not named yet. It is 3 episodes after this film came out until Butters was finally named and finally made into a character. During this time, he was only a Background kid and Pip was the pawn of 4 boys. Even Trey and Matt said that if they made another film, it would focus more on Butters.

[@randomcomentor16]

The Simpsons: Had a movie after nearly 20 seasons Bobs Burgers: Had a movie after 10 seasons South Park: Had a movie after only 3 seasons Just goes to show how influential this franchise truly is

[@Animestar21]

Also SpongeBob: Had a movie after 3 seasons

[@FanaticMitchell1]

Ed Edd n Eddy: had a movie after five seasons My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: Had a movie after 7 seasons (not counting the Equestria Girls) Batman: The Animated Series: Had a movie after 1 season Powerpuff Girls: Had a movie after 4 seasons Regular Show: Had a movie after 5 seasons

[@christhornycroft3686]

I grew up on British TV in Canada and The Simpsons would not have been possible without Tracey Ullman. The Tracey Ullman Show introduced The Simpsons to American (and Canadian) audiences. She's best known for Tracey Takes On in the 90s and she had a small but memorable role as Latrine The Witch in Robin Hood: Men In Tights. She also had a hit song, "They Don't Know," which was a cover of a 70s song, but in 1983 she turned it into a throwback to Motown. It's really good and Paul McCartney makes a cameo in the video.

[@Omnipotentmonkey]

not really. Simpsons is far, far, far, far far more influential than South Park, its movie was in development hell for years, and wasn't as simple or quick to produce as South Park's animation style.

[@thatocelot879]

Ironically, the reason the South Park movie came out so early is because the creators thought it was the end of South Park.

[@Spectahman2.0]

Fun fact: Parker and Stone have said that a sequel will likely be the way they end the show, and I honestly can't for that, it'll be one explosive finale.

[@NightLight9595]

It should have been canceled after the first episode

[@eddixon2015]

I think they have a contract with Paramount+ for several South Park movies, but god only knows if Paramount+ will even survive.

[@Spectahman2.0]

@@eddixon2015 I mean a theatrical one.

[@iamhungey12345]

@@NightLight9595 Too bad. 🙂

[@frankf684]

@@NightLight9595they hurt your Christian sensibilities?

[@RanterInShades]

It's honestly impressive how much this movie continues to hold up.

[@georgeeastwood6930]

This movie seems to have mostly aged well enough to be preserved into the National Film Registry.

[@dankester5607]

I saw this the summer of my freshman year of high school in the theater. The only two people there were me and my dad, who was an even bigger fan of South Park than I was at the time. Hearing Kenny say, "Goodbye you guys", not knowing if he would be there for the next season (or if there would even be a next season) was a legitimate heartfelt moment, and one that I will always cherish. I bought the soundtrack to the movie, and listened to it so many times the CD finally died, but not before every song on it is forever committed to memory. This is likely top 20 favorite movie for me.

[@KentheDeer]

I remember my friends dragging me to see this during our senior year of High School. I wasn't the biggest SP fan, but damn was this one of the funniest things I'd seen at that point in my life! We even stayed to the end of the credits (before that had become a thing) and got to see Ike eat the mouse...

[@clarkside4493]

I love Cartman using the V-chip like a superpower. Turning his weakness into a strength is great.

[@afireinsidebrad]

even better that it made a comeback in the Stick of Truth game as an actual ability he can use

[@JasmineAmberSandbrook1923]

​@@afireinsidebrad Awesome 👍

[@rhaeasoul8531]

I kinda wish he had kept that for the coon episodes.

[@clarkside4493]

@@afireinsidebrad I've been meaning to play that. I have it on Steam, but I've just been busy. 😔

[@EternalStorm796]

@@clarkside4493 Between Stick of Truth & Fracture But Whole, SoT did a lot of things better imo. I think they were also doing a 3rd game but I don't remember...

[@spencercarroll6363]

First The Simpsons Movie and now The South Park movie. Next, we need an NC for The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie!

[@chasehedges6775]

💯💯

[@gavichealsomething2169]

Not to mention the 86 Transformers film

[@Dzuno18]

As well as Beavis and Butthead Do America

[@NEVETSGILBERT1233]

And the family guy movie oh wait there aint one ha ha ha

[@claymathewselevator8121]

@@NEVETSGILBERT1233 🤣

[@setsers1]

This is a certified hood classic.

[@chillbest14]

Big facts

[@NightLight9595]

No, it's a dumpster fire

[@chillbest14]

@@NightLight9595 you must be mad old

[@Animestar21]

@@NightLight9595Is it Opposite Day already?

[@greg4194]

An orange-hood classic, even

[@NateKat80]

I just want to say I was eighteen when I saw this in theaters. And, when I heard the Uncle****** song for the very first time, I laughed so hard that I (literally) almost passed out in the theater! Classic!

[@MattHunterSays]

This is one of the funniest movies ever made. It's great, because it works even if you've never seen the show before. It's a perfectly self-contained story, and has the audacity to pull off being a social commentary, an irreverent comedy, and an animated musical at the same time.

[@JohnSkellington]

So glad Doug has made a Nostalgia Critic episode on this movie. Hope to see him tackle the first SpongeBob movie next! Or even the Toy Story movies cause he reviewed the original Lion King.

[@RandomCartoonFan2639]

Believe it or not that's actually the next one, he didn't do a q&A today but in the last q&A he said he's going to do a crossover and it's after this one so chances are it's the SpongeBob movie.

[@younglove3362]

That crappy cartoon?! Sure 🙄

[@JohnSkellington]

@@younglove3362 well yes, it’s crappy now, but it used to be legendary during the first three seasons!

[@yungflo60]

​@JohnSkellington I'll be daring and argue that SpongeBob was actually pretty entertaining and funny through season 5, and started to decline majorly during season 6. I could be biased though since seasons 5 6 and 7 are very nostalgic for me

[@gameplaysolotheblade]

@@yungflo60 Well, Stephen Hillenburg left after season 3 completed, was when you see the show going downhill in terms of writing and even animation (no natural vivid colors, more glossy and realistic coloring).

[@reallyawesometitle7653]

Matt and Trey are the masters of saying what's on their minds and not giving two shits what any social or political party has to say about it, especially if they were a celebrity. They were DEFINITELY ahead of their time

[@louisduarte8763]

They seem to be the only ones doing it; for the past 20 years, celebrities have been picking one side or another, making political discourse as a whole even more stupid.

[@Bookchallenger-g5c]

Honestly , I used to think the same. Now I think their politics are just “eh”, and that their politics are spite based more than anything. They seem to have the mindsets of 14 year olds who just got into politics and think they’re the most innovative political thinkers ever.

[@amityislandchum]

@@Bookchallenger-g5c Yup. They're also obviously right-wing and so extremely privileged that they don't actually care about any issues affecting regular people.

[@Bookchallenger-g5c]

@@amityislandchum I agree but honestly most political satirists In television actually awful at it, even the progressive ones l.

[@jr2904]

​​@@amityislandchumoh no, right wing!! Waaah. They aren't even conservative lol, who do you think hated South Park back in the day for "corrupting" the children? At least the conservatives weren't trying to teach people that guys can be girls.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

I love Chaplin's censorship so much. Seriously the hardest I've laughed in a while. Also, this movie is awesome. I love the catchy songs, great clapbacks at censorship, and that classic _South Park_ style of humor from when the show was at it's peak.

[@planetbumble5060]

I see your comments on like everything I watch and I just gotta say you got good taste

[@crimsoncrusader518]

I was more overwhelmed by how cute Chaplin is.

[@GUNUFofficial]

I was gonna make a pussy joke but nevermind it wasn't gonna be funny.

[@adarkimpurity]

Yes, and ending with 'b*tch' was the cats balls.

[@sidnew2739]

I live in Germany. I went into the theatre with a friend to see this movie. We were like ten or twelve people there. We laughed so hard that it sounded like "sold out".

[@Kelemchrist]

I was under 17 at the time this came out, so I convinced my dad to accompany me and my friend to the movie... he walked out at the exact point in the movie that people walked out of T&P... so perfect

[@vetarlittorf1807]

As much as I enjoy seeing Cartman suffer, I've always been baffled by the logic of shocking children for saying a naughty word.

[@motor4X4kombat]

the clockwork orange effect

[@yveltalpoderoso1303]

Cartman wasn’t that evil in the early seasons

[@FanaticMitchell1]

​@@yveltalpoderoso1303Eeyup, he was bad but he wasn't pure evil, he was just that chubby spoiled kid you knew

[@motor4X4kombat]

@@FanaticMitchell1 yeah this was before scott ternoman

[@barbiquearea]

Nelson also had a shock collar in that Simpsons episode where Bart started taking behavioral drugs. I wonder if it was an actual thing back then?

[@ShadyDoorags]

Regardless of who's doing them, cancelling and boycotting are two different things. Boycotting is personally abstaining from a product, company or creator. It comes with social pressure, ie telling others they should join you, but that's where the influence ends. It's essentially you participating in the free market and choosing to lower demand on your end. Cancelling is attacking the success of the product OUTSIDE of the free market, trying to make it fail by pressuring other factors that help it succeed, like employers or potential income sources, regardless of the demand that exists for it. The Hogwarts Legacy boycott was just a boycott until people started harassing streamers for enjoying the game, then it became a cancellation attempt.

[@jr2904]

This comment should have more likes, but I don't think his base can tell the difference or care. Cancellation is perfectly fine to a certain side because they feel they have the moral high ground, which is funny because they complain about Christians doing that.

[@kzarkage]

Matt and Trey were definitely mentors to Doug I'd down right say Nostalgia Critic wouldn't exist without South Park

[@stevenrogerman2110]

South Park wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for the Nostalgic Critic

[@gluttonousmaximus9048]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5fJq2uBepqKr8k The 2011 video where Doug listed 15 comedic influences has #8 being South Park.

[@strangebrew1231]

@@stevenrogerman2110 uhhh

[@kdusel1991]

Me too!

[@curiositykilledthecat5118]

Pretty sure MST3K was inspiration for most of KZbin.

[@KingRichard1013]

This movie was a huge part of my childhood I remember I used to rent it constantly at Blockbuster. And I can remember my mom and dad constantly yelling at me telling me to shut up because I would just be in the other room laughing my balls off. Those were the good old days 😂

[@chrisrj9871]

I can't believe I watched an adult children's movie at age 19. Guess I should have done work work work for 198146841785412748+ years until I died unappreciated for it because that's apparently what adulthood is for anymore.

[@robincole1140]

A legitimately great musical. Appreciated by Sondheim himself.

[@dorothyallspice1862]

Really? Now that’s a badge of honor! Anything that warrants the Stephen Sondheim Seal of Approval is obviously high quality!

[@SeasideDetective2]

I saw "Oklahoma" on stage when I was a tween - and later listened to the show's soundtrack over and over - so I caught all the references to it in the songs. "Mountain Town starts out a lot like "O What a Beautiful Morning," "Uncle F***a" has a spelling-out at the end just like the title song, and "It's Easy, Mmkay?" has roughly the same meter as "The Farmer and the Cowman." I've also noticed that "What Would Brian Boitano Do?" sounds a lot like (appropriately enough) "Jesus Christ Superstar."

[@shainewhite2781]

This was given an NC 17 rating for the strong graphic language, yet the creators had to cut down some swears to get an R Rating. This is the same thing that happened to Team America World Police.

[@almightycinder]

One of the things that they had to alter made it far better: Unclefucker. It was supposed to be motherfucker. But if they used a nonsensical term that nobody uses, it wasn't as harshly graded.

[@nerdtalk1246]

Not buying a product is boycotting, completely removing something off the face of the earth is canceling.

[@ozbullymorales1020]

I demand a rerelease of this movie. It’s more relevant today than ever.

[@shaggytheshaman]

Butters wasn't a character yet, he was just a background character. He hadn't yet spoken or been named. At this point, most of the fandom thought his name was either Jim, Swanson, or Jim Swanson.

[@andres20111996]

Joe Swanson?

[@fieryduoandfriends4085]

Even to this day, this movie and show still have one of the best adult humor and this movie shows

[@NightLight9595]

NO it doesn't

[@fieryduoandfriends4085]

@@NightLight9595 rather have modern day jokes than cutaways filling in the entire episode right?

[@masterelmstreet5886]

​@@NightLight9595 YES, it does...and your Mom should have swallowed.

[@NightLight9595]

​@@fieryduoandfriends4085I rather have South Park canceled

[@NightLight9595]

​@@masterelmstreet5886no it isn't

[@SuperiorityQomplex]

I was working at a theatre as an Usher when this movie came out. And it was absolutely hilarious to be in the back of the theatre as the Terrance and Philip movie kicked into gear. As soon as the Uncle F'er song came on, you would see parents dragging their kids out of the theatre, exactly like the parents did in the cartoon theatre. They literally matched it all up perfectly. I've never seen a gag work so well on screen as it did in real life in front of the screen..

[@RB01.10]

LOL How did the parents *not* know the movie was rated R? South Park especially had been on for a few years at that point was very well known so I don’t know what they were expecting?!

[@SuperiorityQomplex]

@@RB01.10 I don't know. I guess they had just written it off as some child's cartoon and were too busy watching Matlock to learn what it really was. Either way, we eventually had to put up a sign saying that this was not for kids and no refunds would be issued beyond 10 minutes of screen time.

[@bubba200874426]

@@RB01.10 Because people don't actually care about protecting their kids from seeing things. They just care about being caught there by someone from their church.

[@SuperiorityQomplex]

@@bubba200874426 Bear in mind too though, this movie came out in 1999. Internet was really just in its infancy and not a lot of people had it yet. It wasn't like now when you can 'research' things super easy. People were still using newspapers and phones to find out showtime listings..

[@RB01.10]

@@SuperiorityQomplexMaybe, but theaters still always showed what rating the film was

[@glennwelsh9784]

I had "Blame Canada" stuck in my head when the wildfire smoke rolled in last week. 😄

[@RealCarringtonInstitute]

It was Beijing actually

[@gregbet6948]

Definitely posted a meme

[@sidnew2739]

Wildfires are so VERY funny.

[@gregbet6948]

@@sidnew2739 do u not get the joke?

[@sidnew2739]

@@gregbet6948 I get it, I just don't find it to be funny. These wildfires are a big problem.

[@BabyBillIsCool]

I was a huge South Park fan as a kid and I still am one. I had a lot of pieces of merch, and then when I heard that this movie was going to be a thing, I asked my older brother to take me. I was about 9 and he was 17. I really love this movie a lot, and that's not even my nostalgia kicking in. This was great, and it always will be! (to me at least)

[@AngelJuliet]

Poor Tamara 😂 I loved the cat censorship though

[@blaketindle4703]

Still holds up! Saw it in theaters with my parents when I was 9! Yes I have cool parents! I still watch it if I see it on. The satire hits so hard it’s incredibly hilarious! 😂

[@nickvickyleblanc3674]

I was 8! Lol my dad brought me and did we ever laugh lol … i think my dad was laughing more at me laughing uncontrollably then the movie , good times lol .. i specifically remember the ticket guy telling my dad to not bring us in and my dad being like nah its all good lol

[@ThomasMilner-sg7qm]

I was twelve when, after 3 years of non stop begging, my mum finally bought it and let me watch it, that was on Monday I am writing this on Thursday, my fragile little mind having been warped

[@RangerMcFriendly]

I needed this episode right now. Seriously thanks guys! Also that part in the Chime ad where Tamara gets yelled at was freaking hysterical!

[@tayloredwards1675]

WHAT ARE YOU DOING- 🤣

[@Oscar95451]

I am a fan of adult animation. Would love to see more adult animated films

[@arilumani6194]

There is Sausage Party which came out in 2016 and Genndy Tartakovsky's upcoming animated movie called Fixed which is 2D animated.

[@Oscar95451]

@@arilumani6194 I am hyped up for Fixed

[@RB01.10]

@@Oscar95451That and Strays

[@PaulW_ftPAULK]

I stand by that next year for this film's anniversary a live performance of "Blame Canada" needs to be done in Casa Bonita's parking lot.

[@Cadrid]

20:38 Alright, Chaplain got me good there!

[@polterghost_]

Doug, cancellation is personal, boycotting is not. You boycott a product, a company while you cancel a specific person and ruin their life.

[@FTOEPextras]

10:04 Something interesting is that during the commercial they did, it wasn't just Doug in it like all the others. I'm glad the others got to join in. Anyone else?

[@ninjanibba4259]

I always skip the commercials unless the cats are involved, so yes this was refreshing to see, loved it

[@matthewhyman8795]

South Park being relevant in this day and age really says something................AND I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!

[@NightLight9595]

Stop loving it

[@Longshanks1690]

This was already a movie I loved before I realised it came out on the exact day I was born, at which point it just became an annual tradition to watch it then. It’s a movie I can never get bored of, it’s worth it for La Resistance alone, and everything else is just as spectacular.

[@CellBiter2112]

La Resistance lives on

[@kylem1112]

god you're making me feel old, dude.

[@zbr76]

I can't help but think that 'Blame Canada' and what the song is also poking fun at is even MORE relevant now nearly 25 years later. The mothers in this film would be proud of the Twitter generation. Doug's quote "their outrage might be doing more harm than good" sums it up perfectly!

[@Hans140]

9:52 this implies that critic has been to Suddam Hussein’s house. This could be linked to reason he was there during his death. To see the pictures before they were probably removed. CRITIC KILLED SADDAM HUSSEIN

[@FlonominalDude]

18:43 This is actually true; in fact, this movie came out almost a month before the episode where Butters was promoted from a background character to an actual character.

[@koneheadcokehead4981]

If there's one film that describes the 90's edginess this one is probably up there for a strong contender

[@HermitKing731]

I feel like the 2000s was way more edgy.

[@areakastudios6704]

I unironically love the art style of this film. the dark, cool colour tone it goes for is really gorgeous and suits the style well, there's even a camera shake effect they added to replicate the stop motion!

[@blaketindle4703]

Matt and Trey are comedic geniuses!!! So glad they got their big break in the nineties and they have absolutely made the most of it!

[@robertgreen6499]

What people also forget at the time because of all the fighting against the Censors, and only being into 2 seasons when this was being made. This was the creators giving everyone the birds. Putting everyone on blast, and if they truly were going to get canned because of all these groups against them they wanted to do it in the best way they can. And well minus all the changes they've done to the series they are still here all these years later.

[@UnprofessionalProfessor]

8:16 Boycotting is different than cancelling. Boycotting is abstaining from doing business with a company. Cancelling is directly attacking an individual's livelihood and personal safety through a campaign of harassment against their employers, banking institutions, and assaults on them directly.

[@ShadyDoorags]

And yes, different sides of the political spectrum are willing to do one over the other, but that doesn't change the definitions.

[@UnprofessionalProfessor]

@@ShadyDoorags Exactly...and since I have your specific attention for five more seconds; I enjoy your videos, thank you for producing them, and keep up the good work. Have a good day.

[@francisfatta]

A lot of the songs in this movie will always be some of the best I’ve ever heard

[@RKingis]

If you want I can even get my friend Steve to detail your car for, like, twenty bucks.

[@wesleyprouty5907]

I hope this review isn't a sign that Doug's gonna start censoring his Nostalgia Critic videos. One of my biggest pet peeves when it comes to KZbinrs is when they become so paranoid about getting demonitized that they start walking on eggshells and resorting to self-censorship, often while going "LOL, we can't say/show that on KZbin." Swearing and inappropriate jokes in general have always been the biggest source of humor for the Nostalgia Critic, and it would be a huge shame if Doug started bowdlerizing his most popular show. Besides, most Nostalgia Critic videos are already sponsored, so I don't see why Doug needs to worry about losing money.

[@arilumani6194]

AVGN, Angry Joe, Jackseptcieye, Gigguk, The Critical Drinker and Mother's Basement have been swearing as usual lately and they haven't been demonitized once. Meanwhile, other channels like Cinema Sins, Smosh, PhantomStrider, Joshscorcher, The Completionist and Spaberspark have been censoring themselves since the dawn of KZbin. There is also Helluva Boss which has characters constantly swear and, once again, Vivziepop hasn't been demonitized once. I wouldn't be shocked if the the new policy becomes irrelevent sooner or later and everyone on KZbin goes on like nothing happened.

[@Nerdtendo6366]

Man, this movie was so god damn good. I remember my friend watching it in class and couldn’t stop chuckling at the “Why don’t you suck my balls” joke and his chuckling made me start to chuckle so just us 2 giggling for 15 minutes while everyone else was silent reading

[@erikwilliams1562]

I was 16 when this dropped and ironically I had to sneak into this movie as a kid And "Up there" is a banger!

[@jazzphotos]

The chorus hits hard🤌🏽

[@SukiNoKoe]

The movie holds up GREAT. I remember begging my mother to let me see it back in the 90s. She refused because parents told her about the Wynona scene. YEAH, THAT. The scene that shows nothing 😅

[@GeekCredTrivia]

I love how they were one f bomb away from a nc 17 rating

[@user-dm7zk3ue2v]

Studios: “Well played, scarily persistent but well played”

[@ddjsoyenby]

they skirted the line and stuck it to the rating board you unclefornicaters!

[@adampellett4917]

FUN FACT: Trey Parker was very impressed from Disney's musicals so he wants to make a "MUCH RUNCHIOUS" musical film from his own series with Matt Stone. Curse words, sexual references and acts into this. Another fun fact, Blur Studios was doing the Heaven/Hell sequences before they did both Sonic live action series. Very impressive, Paramount.

[@cradica]

1:58 actually NC-17 is an 18+ rating now! It's now No one 17 AND under

[@jeffreyjeffrey007]

Went to see this as a child in the theater. I was carded at the ticket booth and the door to the room where it was played. Comedy. And sad. Stone and Parker are legends.

[@chrisrj9871]

It's sad they let tiny baby children do anything these days. It's like adulthood has no purpose anymore.

[@goodnewsgeek42]

17:59 EXACTLY! There is so much energy in La Resistance it's perfect

[@garrickkthegreat5762]

it always gets me teary eyed at the end when kenny wishes for everything to be back how it was even knowing he would go back to hell. Just shows hes a legit good person, sacrificing himself for the world.

[@LucianDevine]

I know right? 1 Wish, and he doesn't ask to be brought back to life or anything, just asks for everything to be put back so his town and everything else is safe, even if it means going back to hell.

[@amisenho13]

Also the episode where Sodosopa is built on top of his house, but he works at City Wok and buys his little sister a doll just so she’d have a toy to play with. It was a very wholesome moment for the show.

[@chasehedges6775]

I love Doug’s content and videos.

[@somerandofromoregon]

Good thing someone does.

[@chasehedges6775]

@@somerandofromoregon💯

[@younglove3362]

His content and videos love you too

[@ianashby3626]

Awesome soundtrack aswell

[@cosmicking5024]

14:39 couldn’t help but notice a lack of Chaplin here

[@MikeFrench101]

A Boycott and Cancelling are not the same thing. A Boycott is not buying from a company. This affects a corporation or business. Canceling is a person being silenced and shunned from society. This affects an individual. If you work at a company that's being boycotted and it's having an affect on your life, you can get work elsewhere. If you're cancelled and it's affecting your life, you can't get work anywhere.

[@koneheadcokehead4981]

It's so cool they got James Hetfield for this film and he actually played into what the film was trying to do very nice

[@BugsyFoga]

Time to head on down to South Park, and meet some friends of mine.

[@charliecomer6001]

Friendly faces everywhere, humble folks without temptation

[@noahroangoldwing]

I’m currently on vacation in Canada. Perfect time to watch this

[@LouisaRubyDDD]

“What Would Brian Botano Do?” was such a bop.

[@herbsuperb6034]

I put this one on every 3 or 4 years. NEVER gets old. Even though the show has gone a further quarter-century, after this film. It's such a blast to watch. Makes me miss Chef, and Isaac. The gag about Windows 98 really takes me back.

[@DeRockMedia]

"Bring Bill Gates in here!"

[@randomreviews4278]

20:00 omg it is jar jar binks

[@moxxiedemongamer3019]

2:54 and yet it's funny how they poke fun at Disney for having a Disneyesc Musical Number

[@lillordakira9752]

21:18 Tom Anderson: WHAT IN THE HELL ? AH DAMN IT !

[@superrobz]

I know it was designed as a one and done movie, but I always wished we’d gotten a sequel to this. I’m 35 now and still love this film

[@t_man7259]

Supposedly whenever they decide to end the show they might do another movie for the series finale

[@Nerdthatdreamsofelectricsheep]

Well their special feel like a movie, the 2 parter when they adults feels like a movie if you watch it back to back

[@Crazybenbros8988]

Doug mentioning It’s always sunny in Philadelphia makes me happy

[@ChannelAwesome]

It's a great show

[@Crazybenbros8988]

@@ChannelAwesome they responded 😁 but yeah it’s one of my favorite shows