Watching *SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER, & UNCUT* Had My Jaw Drop
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- Today's Video Is My First Time Watching The South Park Movie, South Park Bigger, Longer, And Uncut Caught Me Completely By Surprise! I Was Not Expecting This To Be A Musical. What Was Your Favorite Song? #SouthPark #MovieReaction #FirstTimeWatching
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South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut Movie Description:
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. The plot follows Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny as they sneak into an R-rated film starring the Canadian comedy duo Terrance and Phillip, after which they begin swearing. When the consequent moral panic culminates in the United States declaring war on Canada, Stan, Kyle and Cartman take it upon themselves to save Terrance and Phillip from execution, while Kenny tries to prevent a prophecy involving Satan and Saddam Hussein's intent to conquer the world.
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut premiered at Grauman's Chinese Theater on June 23, 1999, and was released theatrically in the US and Canada the following week by Paramount Pictures, with Warner Bros. handling international distribution. The film received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its story, soundtrack, humor and themes. Produced on a $21 million budget, it grossed $83.1 million worldwide, making it the highest-grossing R-rated animated film until 2016. At the 72nd Academy Awards, the song "Blame Canada" was nominated for Best Original Song, but lost to Phil Collins' "You'll Be in My Heart" from Tarzan.
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For The People That's Going To Be Asking And Requesting I Do A Video On BASEketball... I Already Did, It Got Copyrighted And I Had To Take It Down.
No Matter How Many Times I Edited That Video It Still Got Copyrighted And Blocked, I Edited It All the Way Down To 10 Minutes At One Point And It Still Got Copyrighted! So There Will Be No BASEketball Video, I Truly Do Apologize.
They Obviously Do Not Want Me To Put That Movie Out! I Still Got The Video In My Files Though...
Damnnn what a bummer, that movie is gold and probably was a great reaction
Try cannibal the musical or Orgasmo. Both by the southpark guys.
Can you do what’s love got to do with it
27:52 u said bitch real hard😂
Yo ur reaction to T&P to was to funny 🤣
Fun Fact: This movie would’ve been rated NC-17 instead of R if it contained 400 or more swear words. So what did Trey and Matt do? They used exactly 399 swear words.😂 And that's currently the Guinness world record for most swear words in an animated film.
It's true, and that's what makes this a Great movie.
When the arbitrary swearwords reach a multiple that can be counted on your ten fingers, it's now the same as a sex film. Reminds me of a horror film that got NC-17 until reshot because they considered a murder victim's death scream "too erotic." Also another reason I don't support the metric system; learn to count outside of tens.
and right after this, the movie Team America (also made by Matt and Trey) almost was NC-17 as well lol
It was supposed to be called something like "Hell on Earth" and having hell in the name was too much for the the rating they were going for so they changed the title to a dick joke.
South Park is so good at doing meta humor a lot of it is done unintentionally lol. but I think that says more about us as a society than it does about South Park.
I remember taking my 13ish year old nephew to see this in the theater...fucker laughed so hard I thought he was gonna stop breathing...lol
Lol, you were the cool uncle we all wished we had, hahaha 😂
@@secularsekai8910 ... no, he's not? Like... bruh, he literally broke the rules there.
@@ARCtheCartoonMasterwho pissed in your cheerios?
@@ARCtheCartoonMaster Bruh go back to watching Blues Clues this isnt the place for you
Fun fact, there is only one song, in this movie, that doesn't have any swearing whatsoever and it's from the red guy who lives downstairs 😂
You mean the one from the south? The deep south?
@@judaychop think he went down to Georgia once upon a time, if that help.
Well, it is considered a Disney Princess song by the fanbase.
What about the song from big gay al?
@@JasonKreider-eq8kp while true, the worst is Gay, which is already in his name and not used as a swear.
Although, I would subtract that it has Big Gay All going full Monty and depending on your sensibilities, that might be considered worse than swearing.
Blame Canada was nominated for an Oscar. At the award show Robin Williams preformed the song with a whole dance number! It was great!😂
God rest his soul. 🤘🏻
La Resistance was so much a better song.
@@TheBaldr no bruh satan's song was the bomb.
Brian Boitano was a figure skater. Fun fact: He sells Tshirts that say “What would Brian Boitano do?” that he had to get permission from Matt and Trey to use.
“I just don't trust anything that bleeds for 5 days and doesn't die” 🤣
Neither do I
Fun Fact: George Clooney had a hand in popularizing South Park. He helped bring attention to the short film "The Spirit of Christmas" which ended up becoming South Park.
And they mocked him for climate awareness. Weird how things go back and forth.
@@christopherb501he is a friend of the show, he voiced Stan’s gay dog.
He also voiced the doctor in this movie.
@@Fmanzo10 no that was eric idle
@@aredub1847 maybe I should be clearer. Clooney voiced the E.R. Doctor that replaced Kenny’s heart with a potato. Eric Idle was the V-chip doctor.
I took my 13Year old daughter to see this and the theater owner looked at me like I was insane. I wanted to explain to her how satire and comedy can be an effective tool to learning about prejudices and racism. It worked, but damn, the backlash was unbelievable. I'm so glad that she is so much smarter than the average bear.
IMHO, no one has ever explained addiction more succinctly than Satan in South Park!
I absolutely agree. Why can't they do that in school?@@TheDylls
Yea, it's unfortunate that it's prevalent to shield kids from everything when in reality they are smarter than we give em credit for.
It can end up extinguishing a lot of things, I'm glad there are parents (mine were like this too) who trusted their kids to think for themselves.
I didn't see this in theatres, but I did get the VHS, I think I was 10 at the time, luckily my mom isn't strict about a lot of adult content, my grandma on the other was strict, lol
Nah, it’s been taken over multiple times now. In 2014, Wolf of Wall Street had 506 & SwearNet: The Movie had 868. There’s a picture of them at the London Guinness Book HQ with their certificate of authentication (12th September 2014)
Fun Fact: Blame Canada was nominated for Best Original Song in the Academy Awards but lost to Phil Collins. At least Trey, Matt, and that guy who wrote the Frozen songs won multiple Tony Awards for The Book of Mormon.
And that's why they turned Phil Collins into the bumpkin from Monty Python's Flying Circus.
is that what it was? I thought they won a grammy that year, at least but it totally makes sense about the Phil Collins parody they did 😂
They went to the Oscars because they were nominated. They dressed up in dresses and dropped acid. They went to the red carpet And trolled the reporters.
This is easily one of the greatest animated movies of all time. I feel sorry for the people who dislike it
there are few things that bring me any more joy than Cartman's jazz hands at the end of the "Kyle's Mom" number
"Up There" is my favorite song...i was 9 months pregnant with my 2nd when we saw this movie, and that song literally made me bawl my eyes out and my hubby and brother laughed themselves sick because of it.
"I just dont trust anything that bleeds for 5 days and doesnt die" 😂😂😂still makes me roll on the floor
I damn near fell out laughing when you edited yourself into the scene of everyone leaving the theater 😂
This is a true story. Trey and Matt (creators) were pissed that when it came to who had the best songs at the Oscars (Blame Canada), it lost to Phil Collins' song You'll Be In My Heart from Tarzan. Apparently, they weren't pissed that they lost, they were pissed that they lost to Phil Collins, so they made an episode lampooning him.
Phil Collins did what needed to be done.
The voice cameos are fantastic. Just in case you didn't know, George Clooney also does Stan's dog, and it's hilarious to imagine him literally barking his lines.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone's Rule of Satire: "Either everything can be made fun of, or nothing can". What else can I say about this that no one else has?
Also, the directors turned down directing Movie 43, which is the actual Worst film I've ever seen. That shows these two KNOW what they're doing.
Bro your face at 15:24 lmaooo. Leave it to Cartman to hit all the stereotypes in one quick go, *and* hit the black face. This movie is a real time capsule.
Love you saying Chef is getting his Barry White on when it’s Isaac Hayes 😂 It’d be like hearing Prince and saying he’s getting his Michael Jackson on 😭
12:31 Conan had two things to say. First, "Oh god, do I really sound like that?" And second, laughter that they thought the network rated him high enough for a high rise studio.
If you are curious about where they started, Matt and Trey's first film is called "Cannibal the Musical". It was their student film in college and was distributed by Troma pictures. It is funny AF.
Oh yes, Troma reactions would be a hell of a branch off for the channel 😂
You guys don't even know what it MEANS to be a trapper!
Yes!! It's so good
15:23 that's pre-canceling humour for you, and your face is absolutely hilarious
My favorite South Park episode is the "Imaginationland Trilogy." It does all the things that makes South Park great, all in one epic storyline:
- It has tons of stupid/offensive humor
- It has a really deep and sophisticated message underneath all the humor
- It has TONS of genuine creativity and ambition
and it had all the great cartoon characters of the 80s
They actually planned that trilogy to be the South Park movie, but then they changed their mind like last second and they just made it into a three part episode.
There are so many layers to this movie. The creators of the show are geniuses that know how to get laughs while also providing commentary in a creative way. This also laid the groundwork for The Book of Mormon, which isn’t bad either. It’s an excellent movie that helps to enhance the show.
This movie was mostly satirizing the controversy how real kids snuck in to see South Park. This film was released alongside the Will Smith comedy Wild Wild West.
The reason that movie made more money than South Park Trey and Matt believed at least was cause most kids bought a ticket for that movie and snuck in to see this.
The teapot at 8:04 lol
“They were swearing before this”
They really weren’t. This movie came out after season 3. The swearing was minimal, and you couldn’t find it uncensored anywhere at the time. This movie was shocking when it came out.
I still make the "sound of a dying giraffe" whenever I'm trying to get people's attention from across a room.
31:34 Where's he supposed to go? Detroit?
Fun fact though there's an end credit scene to this movie, where it shows Ike still in the attic, this movie is hilarious, it's one of my favorite movies to watch, and I also love South Park.
The musical aspect really caught Mell off guard, and I loved it. The editor with the teapot got me too Lol
“Blame Canada” was nominated for an Oscar after this film came out and Matt and Trey Parker decided to show up TO THE OSCARS in cheap dresses with sunglasses on, trippin off acid. They don’t give a flying fuck and I love them for it lmao. There’s footage of it on YT and even an interview of them talking about it. Peep it, it’s fucking great.
In reference to the "drop shadows," the original South Park was literally made by animating cut out construction paper figures. They had actual drop shadows. Later they used computers to make the episodes but added drop shadows to make it still look like construction paper.
This opened the same time as Episode 1. The really funny thing is most times you had both theaters side by side, so the people in Star Wars could hear the music and insane crowd response through the walls.
Watching your face drop during Kyle's Mom had me ROLLING!
That's still one of my favorite songs, ever.
I was 18 when this hit theaters and I went with 2 friends to see it. Our sides hurt so bad from laughing so much. It has 399 cuss words cause 400 made it NC-17, Trey & Matt straight savages lol 😂😂
I remember a review I read when this came out, and the ending line was, "disney could learn from this movie on how to make a musical". Also, there were so many little kids in the theater. About 3/4's of the theater got up and left, at the point where every one leaves the theater in the beginning of the movie. Perfection.
A 'buckwheat' moment, as in, "If you brought the kids down and thought I'd be coming out in a Buckwheat wig, you in for a motherf**kin' surprise!"
@@MrRezRising"you thought I'd be up here going 'Otay and shit', and I'm up here 'OUR DICKS IS THIS BIG"
I was 8 when I became obsessed with this movie. I watched it on repeat, I could repeat phonetically every single line from memory. It was like nothing I'd ever watched.
Mind you, I didn't know english. I learned it, and the more I learned the more I loved coming back to the movie. It was only many, many years after that I actually saw the show.
btw, Satan's "Up There" is the highlight of the movie for me, legit
At the time this was SHOCKING. When Terrence and Phillip started singing, I literally fell out of my seat in the theater. Funniest damn movie I'd seen to that point in my life.
I was 10 when my mom bought me a ticket to this movie and left me there while she went to see a different one. I still laugh at 35 years old today. 😂
Man, no offense, that's pretty irresponsible. Did she assume it was a kids' film or something?
@@gabrielosiuhwu5903 believe it or not, some parents are that dumb. Saw a woman bring her two children, between 6 and 8, to see Deadpool because "it's a superhero movie".
@@passingrando6457Last year, I went to go see The Batman and some stupid parent brought their 1-2 year old and a 5 year old. Dude for a PG-13 movie, it was pretty fucking dark. Me and my sister were so fucking annoyed. We kept hearing crying, and that 5 year old talking. The parents did nothing but told them to shush. That didn’t do shit.
@@spartyontop Damn, at least we got some enjoyment out of the mother storming out with her kids, yelling something in an Eldritch fat person tongue about false advertising and lawsuits.
I love this movie SO MUCH! I don't care what anyone says either, it has one of THE best movie soundtracks EVER! So good.
7:59 that part killed me I was laughing so hard your laugh is so contagious
Tea's ready
The Satan song is hands down the best song in this movie. I'm not a fan of musicals but this movie rocks
When a song can make you legitimately teary-eyed for SATAN, it's doing something right.
Great reaction! This was a musical because most animated films made before the 2000’s were all musicals. My favorite episode of South Park is Imagination Land, which at one time was going to be the sequel to this movie. They instead decided to spread it out over 3 episodes.
if I’m not mistaken, the only thing conan asked after he saw his scene was ‘do I really sound like that?’ 😭😭
Matt and Trey both went to college for music and theatrical arts, all their movies are musicals. Cannibal The Musical is one of the greatest movies I've ever seen.
Man I saw this shit opening night in theaters when I was 17. Shit made me laugh so hard, I wouldn't stop quoting it.
This film is f**king hilarious the musical numbers are awesome and also Mellverse your channel is awesome and I mean that personally you are a fantastic CZcamsr 👍👍👍👍👍
7:30 you have met me buddy 😂 That part with Conan they used as the movie clip when Matt and Trey were interviewed by Conan around the time they released this movie.
Both Trey and Matt went to school for music, it's why Book of Mormon was so phenomenal and won so many awards. They just kinda happen to be hilarious too and made it big with that first.
It always gets me at the beginning when theater guy at the beginning is just like “😃😃😃 NO! 😃😃😃” like he can’t wait to ruin their day. 😂😂😂
I still can't believe that my mom took me out of school to see this movie when I was 13.
This is an all-time great movie. The first time I saw it I laughed so hard my stomach started hurting. This movie was a big deal and I don't think anyone expected it to be THIS uh...vulgar. I remember right around the late 90's when South Park started taking off it was a cult hit and parents absolutely HATED it with a passion. The popular thing at school was wearing a South Park tshirt and they eventually banned them because so many parents complained. South Park is still alright, but back in the day it was edgy when there was very little competition so it was really seen as a horrible influence.
My parents STILL hate south park and blame it for children being vulgar 😂
That part where Alanis Morrissette speaks and makes Ben Afflek's head explode is a good example of her singing.
I'd have to say my favorite songs are Kyle's Mom's a Bitch, La Resistance (a hilarious nod at Les Miserables - I definitely like this South Park musical more than Les Miserables, though), and Satan's song. They're the ones that get stuck in my head the most, at least. My favorite South Park episode has to be Woodland Critter Christmas (season 8 finale). I also love a lot of the episodes where Butters plays a big role (Good Times with Weapons, AWESOM-O, The Death of Eric Cartman, Marjorine, Butters' Bottom Bitch, etc).
Chef isn't getting Barry White on...he's getting his Issac Hayes on who did the voice of Chef and is a musician in hos own right 😂😂
Generally can’t remember seeing you have this good of a time reacting to a movie either it’s been that long or this is peak comedy for you either way it’s great to see
29:03 - This movie came out at the same time as The Phantom Menace. The line was lifted out of the trailer.
21:34 is the greatest exchange in cinematic history.
This movie was pre South Park Randy as he wasn’t included as a main character yet.
Only time my mom ever whooped my ass was because of repeating lines from this movie lol. Good times
Almost every song in this is a parody from something. The opening song is the opening to "Beauty and the Beast", "Uncle #$÷@&*" parodies "Oklahoma", the Les Mes song, a song from "Rent", Kyle's mom parodies "It's a Small World", there's a few I'm missing, but I'm sure someone wrote an article about it somewhere. 😂
"What did Kenny do to deserve going to hell?" The quick answer is: he skipped church to see a movie.
The longer answer is: he's one of the raunchiest of the children.
The REAL answer: In South Park, only Mormons go to heaven
Lol I remember people walking out of the theatre with their kids as soon as Terrance & Phillip came on 😂
If you listen to the words of the song by Metallica, Kenny "didn't go to church and said naughty words, now this is your hotel!
Hell isn't good
Hell isn't good
It's HEEEELLL!!!“
😂😂😂😂
When you mentioned the game "... butt hole?" it made me realize after all these years that Fractured but Whole is a play on "fractured butt hole"...
16:15 literally whats happening daily :P with all the madness haha great reaction! this shit had me dying laughing again as well
On bit of an ironic note about a film that deals with themes like censorship, this film originally got an NC-17 rating by MPAA, which, by the way, actually gets lampooned in the film itself in another bit of an ironic twist. To no one's surprise I'm sure, Matt Stone and the director Trey Parker got into a massive dispute with MPAA and the film's rating eventually got lowered from NC-17 tp R. Really goes to show that a film can get into all sorts of ironic twists.
Most people miss that there was an after credits gag in this movie years before the MCU popularized them. Apparently, with all the excitement from the final number, everyone forgot about Ike.
One of the jokes in south park for heven and hell is that the Mormon were right so everyone else goes to hell
I saw this im the theater first Friday it was out!!😂😂😂
When Kenny reviled his face there was a loud AF "GASP" from all of us!!!
Followed by "aweeeee"....
Goodbye Kenny 😭
I remember watching this way too young😂😂still a favorite
I saw this one in the theater with my parents back in my 20s. And they pissed their pants laughing. Still do every time we watch it.
12:30 Conan actually liked this scene where they killed him off.
David Arquette, former WCW World Heavyweigt Champion.
15:59 yeah, Randy didnt have much screen times during the 90s, neither did Butters, and Jimmy and Timmy never existed yet
I remember watching the premiere of the pilot episode at 9pm and then recording the replay of that episode at 11pm because, while I thought it was hilarious, I assumed this was a show that would be lucky to make it 6 episodes before it got canceled/negative public reaction to the script forced its shutdown.
I was like, "I need to save this and show it to my friends before its gone forever!"
Is it Cannon that Mell doesn’t like musicals?
Can’t relate 😛
Fortunately Matt and Trey right incredible songs
A couple fun facts:
When watching South Park, you can sometimes see what Kenny is saying when you turn on the subtitles. More so during the newer stuff. Kenny's lines are actually written out for Stone and Parker.
Parker and Stone are big into music. They even have a Tony-winning Broadway show called The Book of Mormon. Might wanna check out their 25th Anniversary concert at the Red Rocks in Colorado.
Many news people in the early seasons were completely crazy like The Quadriplegic Swiss Man on a Pony, A Good Looking Guy with a Funny Name (Creamy Goodness), and others like that.
As far as my favorite song in this, it's got to be La Resistance. Overall best song for me has to be Let's Fighting Love from the episode Good Time With Weapons. An entire episode made in a Japanese anime style.
For those who may not know, there is a rumor that before his execution; the soldiers guarding Sadam Hussein forced him to watch this film - particularly because he hated it and had it banned in Iraq.
fun fact, when the US marines captured saddam hussein they forced him to watch this movie before he was exictued
Interesting
"What did Kenny do to deserve to go to Hell???"
You heard his momma earlier: he didn't go to church 😂
I bet you never thought you would end up giving relationship advice to Satan but here we are. Fantastic reaction. The 1990's pop references: Alanis Morissette wrote "Ironic" and "You Ought to Know" which made her present on any alternative radio station between 1994-1996. Brian Boitano was fairly well known in the 1990's as a Gold Medalist Figure skater in 1988 and competitor in 1994.
Fun Fact: The song “Blame Canada” was nominated for Best Song at the Oscars but lost to Phil Collins for “You’ll be in my Heart” from Tarzan. The creators of South Park said that they knew they were gonna lose but were shocked it was to Collins. As a way to show their frustration, they made an episode mocking Collins and his Oscar victory.
I love your content, commentator and humor. You’ve earned a Subscriber. I found you from reviews on South Park, I grew up on as a Child when it came out in 1997.
17:10 "And isn't it ironic? Dontcha think?"
Yes do all the South Park movies!! They are hilarious
"Bro I wish we could understand you"
You can't understand Kenny? Smh Padewan
The old guy floating in hell was George Burns who was a comedian since Vaudeville days and had starred as God in. "Oh, God."
Kenny is the best character, always. I learned most of American words watching the south park. It was rad at the the time I was 12yo
This movie is the reason I watch South Park on a daily basis. I was 10 when I saw this movie.
The reason you’re one of my favorite reactors is because the way you laugh is infectious. makes any scene funnier
The songs in this movie are fantastic!
Top tier editing! May I make a small request? When you throw text jokes could they stay on screen just a second longer, I find myself rewinding and pausing to catch the jokes. Keep up the great work!
12:27 well, Conan invated both of them after the movie relased and they laugh, and that line was real, Conan saw the movie before it was relase in theaters
Brian Boitano is a revered and respected figure skater. Also highly decorated.
12:23 your reaction when Conan hit the car😂😂😂
terrence and phillip weren't a thing when the show first came out, but people kept criticizing south park and saying "this is nothing but bad animation and fart jokes"....so matt stone and trey parker went.." no no...THIS is nothing but bad animation and fart jokes" and created terrence and phillip
The Canadians have the flapping heads cause Terrance and Phillip were originally a response to the people that called South Park "nothing but terrible animation and fart jokes" when it first aired, they represent what people thought South park was. They just extended it to be all Canadians, cause why not?
I was crackling along my friend 😂😂😂
Love your reaction and channel 😎👍🔥