South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut

Theatrical Release Date: 1999 06 30 (USA)

UPC: 097363368243

Studio: Paramount

MPAA Rating: R   Contains:[Adult Situations, Not For Children, Adult Humor, Profanity]

Summary: The most tasteless third graders on television graduate to the big screen, as Trey Parker and Matt Stone expand their animated series with foul-mouthed humor that might breach the boundaries of basic cable. In the small Colorado town of South Park, good-natured Stan Marsh, slightly neurotic Kyle Broflovski, fat and petulant Eric Cartman, and perpetually doomed Kenny McCormick are psyched for the premiere of the first feature film from flatulent Canadian TV performers Terrance and Phillip, entitled "Asses of Fire." The movie is rated R, but that's not about to stop the boys from sneaking into the theater. However, when the boys' language gets bluer by the minute after seeing the film, their parents and school administrators decide that something must be done. Kyle's mother comes up with the ideal solution: blame Canada. Terrance and Phillip end up in jail for corrupting America's youth, while the Canadian Air Force retaliates with an air strike targeting the Baldwin brothers. The boys soon organize a children's underground resistance force to free Terrance and Phillip before they can be executed; meanwhile, in a sensitive subplot exploring relationship issues, we're permitted an inside look at the domestic problems of Satan and his lover, Saddam Hussein. As on the TV show, Parker and Stone perform the voices of most of the characters, and they also wrote several songs for the film; George Clooney, Minnie Driver, Eric Idle, Dave Foley, and Mike Judge contribute voices. Not to spoil the plot, but rumor has it that Kenny dies. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Category: Comedy

Awards: Best Music Score – Los Angeles Film Critics Association Best Music Score – Los Angeles Film Critics Association Best Original Song – Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Best Original Song – Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Best Original Score – Chicago Film Critics Association Best Original Score – Chicago Film Critics Association

Features: Three theatrical trailers

South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut

Format: DVD

Release Date: 11/23/1999

Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 Theatre Wide-Screen

Audio: DDS Dolby Digital Surround, DD5.1 Dolby Digital 5.1

Runtime: 81 Minutes

Sides: 1

Number of Discs: 1

Language(s) English,French

Subtitles: English

Region: USA & territories, Canada

Chapters: Side #1
0. Scene Selection
1. "mountain Town" [:03]
2. Asses Of Fire/"uncle Fucka" [:36]
3. "wendy's Song" [3:36]
4. Fragile Little Minds [2:36]
5. World News [:07]
6. "it's Easy, Mmmkay" [:21]
7. "oh, My God, They Killed Kenny!" [1:34]
8. Heaven And Hell [4:01]
9. "blame Canada" [1:51]
10. Partners In Evil [2:28]
11. "kyle's Mom's A Bitch" [2:47]
12. The V-chip [1:35]
13. The March Of War [:22]
14. "what Would Brain Biotano Do?" [6:48]
15. The Seventh Sign [1:10]
16. "up There" [2:41]
17. "la Resistance" [1:24]
18. Saddam Is From Mars, Satan Is From Venus [2:04]
19. The Mole [1:51]
20. "i Can Change" [2:00]
21. The Uso Show [1:57]
22. "i'm Super" [2:45]
23. Throw The Switch [3:12]
24. Blood Of The Innocent [3:21]
25. Kenny's Wish/"mountain Town" (reprise) [1:05]
26. Credit [1:45]

Perry Seibert

There are two distinct reasons that South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut should be appreciated. First, it is one of the few major Hollywood releases that directly addresses the way the entertainment industry and parents both shape youth culture. The satire on this point is sharp and uncompromising. The adults recognize the Terrence and Phillip movie for what it is -- stupid and vulgar. Instead of discussing it with their kids, the parents choose a scapegoat. Secondly, this is one of the best movie musicals of the '90s. Trey Parker, working closely with soundtrack guru Marc Shaiman, created a dozen original songs that spoofed popular music, and, more impressively, beloved Broadway musicals like Les Miserables and The Sound of Music. Their Oscar nomination for Best Song was a (probably grudging) acknowledgement that they had crafted songs that added characterization and advanced the plot, while also working as both parody and entertainment even when removed from the context of the film. Not for the faint of heart or the easily offended, South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut is a hybrid of styles rarely seen in movies. It is both an uncompromising satire, and a brilliant musical. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Cast and Crew: Trey Parker  Director 
Trey Parker  Producer 
Trey Parker  Screenwriter 
Scott Rudin  Executive Producer 
Marc Shaiman  Composer (Music Score) 
Adam Schroeder  Executive Producer 
Matt Stone  Producer 
Matt Stone  Screenwriter 
Pam Brady  Screenwriter 
Trey Parker  Actor 
Trey Parker  Actor 
Trey Parker  Actor 
Trey Parker  Actor 
Trey Parker  Actor 
Matt Stone  Actor 
Mary Kay Bergman  Actor 
Mary Kay Bergman  Actor 
Mary Kay Bergman  Actor 
Mary Kay Bergman  Actor 
Isaac Hayes  Actor 
Jesse Howell  Actor 
Anthony Cross-Thomas  Actor 
Francesca Clifford  Actor 
Bruce Howell  Actor 
Deborah Adair  Actor 
Jennifer Howell  Actor 
George Clooney  Actor 
Brent Spiner  Actor 
Minnie Driver  Actor 
Dave Foley  Actor 
Eric Idle  Actor 
Nick Rhodes  Actor 
Toddy Walters  Actor 
Stewart Copeland  Actor 
Stanley G. Sawicki  Actor 
Mike Judge  Actor 

Country: USA