South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Commentary 

This is the only movie I've been to TWICE in the theater. And that lady was dumb!!

Same experience, when I saw it a mom brought her kid in and I think everybody else was side-eying her until the song kicked in and they left.

That's AWESOME.

Same. A couple families with young kids who left about five minutes in.

Same. Friends and I had just graduated high school and went to see this. Had an older couple bring what I think was their grandchildren to see it. We tried to explain the situation, and to their credit, they didn’t get annoyed. But they did leave about the same time the song was in full swing.

Trey and Matt also mentioned their whole time at the Oscars, they were STONED AF (although their choice of wearing gowns was "sober")

​@@van8ryanclarification: they were tripping on LSD. Legends. Lol.

​@van8ryan which got them a lifetime ban and their future works a denial of consideration

Thanks, had to pause this reaction and look it up, it was worth it!

And I love that they made fun of Phil Collins for winning for “that damn monkey song” in a later episode. They wouldn’t have made fun if Randy Newman, Diane Warren, or Aimee Mann won. ONLY if it was Phil Collins. Lol

That line was ripped off of the Roy "Chubby" Brown movie U.F.O.

@@user-fh6mc9du5n No, that one has been around for at least a century, as any sexist uncle fker of a certain age could tell you.

Yea they have a sense of humor. That's great to hear!

OMG, yes. I'm a Torontonian and I saw it when it was released, with a friend who was a big South Park fan. (I hadn't really watched the show.) The theater was packed, and we were roaring with laughter. It never occurred to me to be offended, because in my opinion it was the Americans in the movie that looked bad.

And voiced a gay dog, which only barked.

And then they shit on his Oscar speech and they never spoke again

@@DanJackson1977 To be fair they s**t on everybody equally including Scientology while Isaac Hayes was still playing chef. The real hypocrisy is people like Hayes who stayed through every other joke but drew the line at Scientology being mocked.

​@@mnomadvfxFalse.. Stop spreading misinformation.. Issac Hayes was very sick at the time, and someone from his team backed out of South Park after the Scientology Epsiode. It had nothing to do with him at all. This stuff was cleared up a very long time ago

​​@@DanJackson1977 100% false. Clooney thought it was hilarious and has said numerous times that he'd be more offended if they didn't make fun of him. They're good friends to this day.

Beavis And Butthead was wrapping up their first run on MTV while South Park was gaining ground.

Speaking of Beavis & Butt-Head, it would be nice if Simone and George could react to one of the movies (or both of them)

Can't believe there was ever a time that I used to hate on King of the Hill.

Parker and Stone have said in interviews that Mike Judge was an inspiration to them.

Judge did Daria too right? I know her first appearance was on B&B.

What's awesome is that they did it again with Fractured but Whole

So that’s why they had Phil Collins Hill and had Phil Collins be the “boring” singer the kids liked when they were on Ritalin…

@@RandomNonsense1985 Exactly, now I love both songs. But I felt Parker and Stone were robbed of that award.

Jack Valenti, who was then head of the MPAA, absolutely hated Parker and Stone.

@@richardb6260 After learning that Parker and Stone and their company had intentionally gone almost one step close to getting an NC-17 rating deliberately.. I can kinda see the reason for the hate.. but then again.. lets be honest.. I'm sure the two got more than enough hate to go around throughout all South Parks run

During Cartman's famous song "Kyle's Mom's a Bitch", Cartman says the word 'bitch' a total of 56 times.

I quote this every time Im in an argument 😂

He was even a guest judge on Hell's Kitchen, and Gordon Ramsay made a joke about finding out what Brian Boitano does when introducing him, haha.

The legend that I've generally heard is that they showed Saddam and he thought it was funny

Same here. Me and my friend had to watch it with his mother bc they wouldn't sell us tickets without her. We were 16 at the time and we laughed so frigging hard. Even his mother who usually hates vulgar stuff laughed really hard a few times.

Yeah, everyone was dying in their seats from laughter.

Absolutely

Seeing this in theaters must have been something special. I'd love if they did an anniversary re-screening of it, since my little ass was only 3 at the time.

It warped my fragile little mind, lol

I thought he looked familiar 😂

Dang it! I was just about to tell them!

Remember when some conservative people tried to sue Judas Priest because a kid killed himself?

They're not even a real country anyway

That is legit accurate.

All their songs are legitimate bops. Anyone with an iPod probably had half of these songs on there. If not the whole movie, later on.

Rest in peace to her 😢

I always thought that was like a weird reference to Neverending story's Vetusta Morla or other weird animatronic movies of the 80's

was waiting for someone to mention this. RIP. I wish she had sought help instead of bottling it all inside. We could still be hearing her today.

I like Tara Strong's voice as Timmy better.

Wasn't she also the OG voice of Daphne from Scooby-Doo?

I think funnier, when the show got picked they moved away from doing it by hand, but wanted to maintain the look, so they found the one program that would let them do that, Maya. Yes, the animation program used by Pixar, ILM and other big studios to do amazing, photo-real visual effects, is the same one used to show a clitoris and saddam wagging a dildo around. lol

Every time there's a mass shooting in America, republicans adopt the same stance, look for something else to blame rather than deal with the problem.

To add, Alien Resurrection had come out around 2 years before this movie did, which Winona Ryder starred in. Considering the reception of that movie, that's one other reason they may have felt like ragging on her.

Who idolized Olympic champions? 😂 I'd never heard of the guy before South Park made him relevant.

I think Winona Ryder could have been any random actress. The joke was more about the famous person apparently shooting ping pong balls from her pussy because of the "camera shot" (despite there being no camera of course)

The ping pong ball joke was about a lewd kind of cabaret act performed with ping pong balls in Vietnam when US war was happening. It became legendary, a bit like the Mexican dancer/prostitute and donkey meme. I think Winona was kind of "Americas Sweetheart" at the time, had a lot of hit movies. Pretty sure the picture above Satan's bed is Skeet Ulrich. (he has a bit part in the movie "As Good As It Gets", which is a MUST see if you haven't already) The V-chip was a proposed bit of hardware which was going to be put into media devices to block programs based on the programs ratings.(Just did a quick google and apparently they are implemented in TVs in the US and Canada)

Ryder's shoplifting incident occurred a couple years after this movie was released. In '99, she still would have had her waifish, wholesome image; the last person you'd think of to do the ping pong ball bit. (And remember how that gag ends; the vulgarity came from our own minds.)

I'm about 20 years older than you and I laughed just as hard. So much in fact that I actually fell out of my seat at least once. Remember how topical some of it was? This was back before South Park could put out a even a topical TV episode as quickly as they got a reputation for a few years after that, but it seemed like Hossain had died. It was shocking to see him being included in this movie! I heard that they really rushed to include that part. I really loved all the songs and I appreciated the the original work and the parody. I was also a fan of figure skating, so the non sequitur of Brian Boitano being mentioned out of the blue hit me as extra funny. Also, I had camped out for Star Wars, The Phantom Menace tickets earlier that year and I worked in tech, so there was so much about this movie that hit on the nose for me! I think it's great that here I was, old enough to be your mom, yet I was also laughing my ass off at the same time!

Also starts off the best song in this whole thing

Exactly. On one hand kids shouldn't be exposed to certain things on the other hand it's your job as a parent to give them proper context and teach them not to end up like Cartmen.

Tell that to youtube

@@jmyers52995 lol not letting people profit off of the soundtrack isn't censorship. It's copyright. Learn the difference

@@CharlieBrown20XD6 im not talking about the copyright

@@jmyers52995 Yeah. What A Bunch Of Pussies.

Are you from the U.S? Because you would've been able to see it at 17 since the R-rating says that.

@@Aethon_is_here it wouldn't matter if he didn't have his ID and they thought he didn't look old enough.

Never would have guessed him. Sounded like James Woods, doing a voice.

After the movie was released, Conan O'Brien said that he would totally have voiced himself it they had asked him. Michael Dorn (Worf from TNG) said the same thing after an episode of South Park which had Michael Dorn in it.

Clooney was an early fan who helped them get on the air to begin with.

Black eyes would have been more accurate than white eyes, and very slightly less scary

They already have the trademark beady eyes down pat.

There really was no other choice for the thumbnail. Loved it!

Same here i was 15 at the time and smoked a lot of weed nuf said 😂😂 i cried my eyes out with laughter.

SAME🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yeah I'm back. Simone's laughter is just too good not to. Speaking of Simone... Young lady, you should definitely watch the South Park series or at least some select episodes (I'm sure George can point out the best ones to start with). I'm not even suggesting to watch them on camera, though I'd watch it if you did! With your sense of humor, you're definitely missing out, not having seen any South Park prior to this movie. I have to say, this movie was imho a turning point, after which the series became much more of a brutally honest mirror to society...

I'm sure it was worth. It was

@CarlosDesmithy Ahahaha! I'm dead! You must've been heroes to the rest of the students. I salute you!

I was working as a bouncer when the movie came out, and one night our DJ played this song during a break. So I went out on the floor and started doing the dance, the DJ joined me, and we had most of the stuff up there with us, by the end. The audience just exploded.

I'm pretty sure at this point she had just done the shoplifting too so that may have been why they put her in

@@bethcushway458 Nah that was two years later, it just confirmed her oddball image to a lot of people.

Those critics don’t know what they’re talking about. I mean, not _all_ the jokes are about farts.

Well, of course, the oh so outraged moms went after the movie. They were already mad at the show, so it naturally follows. 😄

What the actual...?! That’s freaking insane. In the US I'm assuming?

@@Matt_Mosley1983 I should've said they could produce another of each in a week. My bad.

But No More Puppet Movies!

@@Matt_Mosley1983 No I Loved It! It's just that said they wouldn't make another one! Makes me Sad!

Probably not lol I mean... If they had a deadline, they probably can make ir in a week. But without the deadline, they are famous for dragging the projects for years and years. That's why they make each episode in a week, because they know they can't make the episodes before with more time. And they have tried. But they just can't do it. It's always delayed to the last week, and then they have to rush it to finish on time. And they only miss one deadline, and it's not by their fault.

@@Matt_Mosley1983 Book of Mórmon. They take 7 or 8 years to make it. Team América, it was so hard to shoot it, they take so much time that they never wanted to make another movie like that. I'm not making nothing up. They always said they had a hard time making stuff up. That's why they make the show in a week, that way they don't have time to think things up. Because of they think to much they can't do anything

Well yeah the movie was mostly a dog on Americans

How could she know something that she probably hasnt seen? Obviously we know because...

“The C.L.I.T. is real. It’s the female orgasm, that’s the myth.”

Jen Murray also has a great reaction to SP:BL&U. 😉

I thought he was voiced by Eric Idle.

@@Umptyscopemy bad, you are right, Could have sworn it was Mcdowell.

And to link that up with another fact - Eric Idle was the voice of Dr. Vossnocker (the V-Chip doctor)

@@guyr.6053 Must have been geeking out when they brought him in. XD

You gotta think of the Canadian accent as not one thing. Just like I don't expect a Texan to say Kawfee like a New yorker. The accent changes throughout the country. The aboot thing is more eastern Canadian, western provinces have their subtle tweaks, French Canadians have their way of talking and the maritimes sound drunk to everyone. 😉

Tommy Chong pronounces 'house' like that.

Isn't there a joke in that movie about the Americans' "undercover invasion van" being in violation of Canadian law by not including French translations on its fake-business side panels?

@@secularmonk5176 YUP!

It was a stolen Ontario road maintenance truck.

You only see the entire clitoris when you achieve full enlightenment

About 60% of the first episode was made from paper cut-outs, but they finished it with computer animation (using Alias Poweranimator, I think) and that is how it’s been done since. They scanned in various kinds of construction paper to get the textures so it would still look like paper and card.

I think Satan likes the movie Scream if I remember the scene right.

Wow I learned something new - I had no idea that he had a different name. In hindsight, it makes sense bc who the fuck would name their kid Skeet?!

Many actors use assumed names. And I mean a LOT of them. ***This account does not receive notifications, therefore will not see replies.***

From the original first movie “SCREAM” directed by Wes Craven.

Well Winona Ryder was never known as “normal” but her shoplifting incident was still two years after this released.