Movie Review: South Park: Imaginationland
I remember when the first episode of South Park was ever aired. Not to betray my age or anything, but I was in seventh grade when that happened. There was an article in Time Magazine about it, all the Christians were in an uproar about how evil it was, and Bobby Clark wouldn’t stop talking about the aliens gave Kenny an anal probe. It was a magical time. Once I cracked the security code to my parents’ satellite dish, I would watch it ocassionaly. But in college, I would stay up late to watch the reruns on our local CW affiliate. Considering my school, that sometimes made me a bit of an anathema, but the biting political and social commentary and general outrageousness of the show made it more than worth it. Now there is a new entry in the South Park canon.
Starting this March 11th, now available on DVD from Paramount Television and Comedy Central DVD, is the uncensored directors cut of the new feature length movie from South Park, South Park: Imaginationland. Bring home this hilarious and irreverent hit today!
Kenny, Kyle, Stan, Cartmen and Butters get caught up in the adventure of a lifetime. When they accidentally detain a leprechaun carrying a message vital to the survival of Imaginationland, their mayor comes to bring them back to speak to the other citizens about that message. But while they are there, the terrorists launch an all-out attack on Imaginationland, something they had been planning for years. Butters is captured by the terrorists, but with the help of Kyle and Stan, the government is able to open a portal into the imagination. However, they plan to nuke the imagination to kill the terrorists, thereby killing the boys’ friend. What happens next is simply hilarious.
The special features found on this director’s cut DVD include an optional director’s commentary by Matt Parker and Trey Stone, the creators of South Park, and storyboards of some of the movie’s scenes. Also included are the two regular season episodes which are referenced in the film – “Woodland Critter Christmas” and “Manbearpig” (my favorite South Park episode ever).
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Until they get ill.
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what a lame list
Love that Tall Man (shivering as I write)!
Do you have insurance through your place of work? Does your company take some of the money they make from the service or product you create and purchase a healthcare plan for their employees? And if another employee gets ill with cancer while you never catch a cold aren’t you in part subsidizing their medical care? When the email comes around saying Susan Baker has been diagnosed with cancer and will undergo surgery Friday please keep her in your thoughts and prayers, do you storm into your boss’s office and tell him he should join the communist party, and threaten to burn the whole socialist den of iniquity and totalitarianism to the ground?No. If you felt it was unfair you would just leave, right? Cause it’s all about personal freedom, man. You freely entered into a personal contract and you can leave anytime you like. And if you buy that sack of manure I’ll sell you another one just like it: even if the entire nation turns into a complete socialist utopia of the proletariat, a worker’s paradise where all of a human’s basic needs are met, you still have the freedom to move to another country anytime you want. You freely entered into a personal contract with this nation when you agreed to stay and work here, and as long as your country doesn’t bar emigration you can leave anytime you like.Now that I’ve mollified your libertarian conscience you can feel free to embrace socialized medicine, and any other humane social program that strikes your fancy.
if you haven’t seen bowling for columbine. thats also worth watching
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man…those American horrors are so not scary….if you want some genuine horror movies and not gore, go watch Asian horror movies…and no…US remakes doesn’t count like The Grudge and The Ring…
I don’t know if anyone else has mentioned this but the full running time for Sicko is supposed to be 123 minutes, however, the running time for the link to this movie is 60 mins and 29 secs. So, if you start watching, just expect that you won’t get to see the full movie. Unless I’m missing a second part to it somewhere?