Team America: World Police

[Lord Nepenthean]

You know the drill:  Who else saw it and what dod you think?

I thought it was pretty good, but not nearly as awesome as everyone I talked to made it out to be.  I know one of the things Parker and Stone were making fun of was the ub-predictable American movie, but in some ways that didn't work.  Even if it was satire, this movie was uber-predictable too.

Honestly, there are a lot of half-hour South Park episodes that have more hilarious moments than this full-length movie did.  Team America had some good moments, but not enough.  I think it's good that Parker and Stone said they weren't going to make another one.

[Hydrobond]

After seeing it my opinion was the Parker and Stone should stick to what they do best, immitating small children.  South Park has been the only really funny thing they have done, that I can think of.  I wasn't at all impressed with World Police.  Sad too, it looked like it was going to be hilarious in the previews.  

[Sauza12]

I haven't got a chance to see this yet, but my 16 year old sister took my old school mom to see and my mom was horribly offended.  That means that I'll probably like it.

btw, you should rent Orgasmo sometime.  Stone and Parker did that movie too and I thought that it was absolutley hilarious.

[Izret101]

My friends saw it 2 times then decided they had to see it at least once under the influance. So they went drunk the 3rd time and laughed that much more i guess.

I thought it looked hillarious i still really want to see it.

[The Metamorphosing Leon]

They blow up Michael Moore. Nuff Said.

[Lord Nepenthean]

Yeah, that was a funny part, but come on.  It's what?  An hour and a half?  Two hours?  That scene lasts all of two seconds, and while good, Parker and Stone have done a LOT better things with South Park and their very early movies than this movie.    If you really want to see a good movie by these two guys, go see Cannibal: The Musical!  It's one of the better movies I've ever seen, and definitely one of only two (the other being Jesus Christ, Vampire Hunter) musicals ever made.