Awesome. After reading those DU reviews, I gotta see it.

it even got "screw'em" Kos's knickers in a knot.

I was going to see it anyway, just because I remember "Thunderbirds" from my youth, but now it moves to a must see. It would be nice if it grossed more money than the mockumentary F911.

Hmm. Opens on my birthday. That'd be a great gift!

Hmm. Opens on my birthday. That'd be a great gift!

And who says the VRWZC doesn't provide perks? >:)

Funny that they're upset that liberal puppets "die"... don't they think that all puppets should die, or is logic and consistency too much to expect from them? That is a rhetorical question, of course >:)

Lysander

I can't wait!!

I don't watch much anymore, but I watched S Park from the first few episodes back when I was in college. The thing that people often don't realize is that a lot of the show's early popularity among college males came not just from the shocking gross humor, but also its (even more shocking) center-right moralizing, both of which mocked the sanitized, cutesy-wutesy liberalism we were all inundated with growing up.

Bill, you missed the very dumbest DU comment: the one that said the audience members who cheered the (fictional) destruction of the Eiffel Tower were no better than the people who cheered the destruction of the WTC on 9/11.

Hello??? THE WTC WAS REALLY DESTROYED!!

The scene they showed at the end of the Making of the Movie segment on MTV was hilarious. I've never seen a puppet puke before. I was laughing out loud. My wife thought there was something wrong with me.

I saw it Saturday, in liberal Seattle, blocks from the U of WA, in the same independant mulitplex showing "Going Upriver: John Kerry w/o a paddle," and the single sneak peak show had been moved to a larger theater and it still sold out. Every single celebrity moonbat death was cheered, and you can not go wrong with a splodeydope Michael Moore.

The warning is appropriate. South Park Republicans: yes; Bible Belt Republicans and anyone else easily offended: stay away.

DU needs to get a grip, but they're probably pissed that their "Rock the Vote" demographic is leaving the theater singing the theme, "America! F*ck yeah!"

I am really looking forward to this. The DU comments were icing on the cake. It looks like it could be even funnier than South Park: BLU, and I laughed so hard during the 'What Would Brian Boitano Do?' song that I hyperventilated.

I'm going TWICE.

rw, the Metro on 45th? Was the crowd the way I'd expect it? (95%+ under thirty?)

The DU rant reminds me of when I was courting my wife in college. I was at her apartment with her and her very liberal friends and we all watching a George Carlin special. Carlin was on a rant about golf courses, rich fat Republicans, etc, and the everyone in the group was in hysterics at Carlin's one-liners.

Later in the show, Carlin turned his humor on the environmentalists and starting ripping on them for their arrogance at thinking they could save the planet. Needless to say, I was the only one laughing in the room. The uber-libs started actually screaming at the TV and getting seriously ticked at Carlin. My response, of course, was to laugh even harder. These take themselves entirely too seriously.

Fortunately, my wife has seen the errors of her ways in her younger days and is now a staunch supply-sider. The same cannot be said for her best friends who now live in Manhattan.

"those guys lost me years ago, when they trashed rain forest preservation & biodiversity. Call me touchy and humorless but I can't get any chuckles out of human caused mass extinction"

and we wonder why Kerry doesn't ever make fun of himself? He's just like them. They'll be serious until the end, when they are defeated and extinct... Expect wailing and nashing of teeth come 11/3

Wow.. what tools the guys at DU are
(i say a sneak preview so here are some areas where they are clueless about the film)

#1) Team America is the right wing/Jingoistic worldview on display.(Ignorant about middle eastern culture, tactically clueless, trying to be diverse rather then effective, blowing up important stuff accidentaly, Uber-rich stuff)
#2)No refrence to the US government attacking any countries happens, but a refrence to TEAM America does (I.E the Bush foriegn policy is team america)
#3)Painting Americans as sexually frustrated

Now, thats where the DU-H crowd gets it wrong, now for some other funny elements you might enjoy

Kim Jung Il with a superiority complex ( vs his real life inferiority complex)
Using a Bar discussion to save the world.
a hilarious send up of the mentality in broadway

so many things get sent up in this film

Al: It was the Metro on 45th. Most of the crowd was under thirty, and I think I saw a guy in the lobby wearing a black kilt with fishnets. Just your usual movie night crowd in the Udistrict on a Saturday night.

The left is so fickle. A few weeks ago when Bill Maher said that Kerry had been feminized (and a few other truthful criticisms of the Kerry campaign), DU was ready to organize a boycott. I think one poster actually cancelled her hbo over it.

If you see this movie, take a swing voter!
I caught the sneak preview last Friday night at AMC in Santa Monica and absolutely loved it!
It had some very profound statements to make about the nature of the GWOT and why it must be fought, and of course how nations like NorK and even Chechnya fit right in. This is not to say the film is entirely uncritical of American methods and missteps in fighting the war, but its criticisms are very reasonable. Also, I learned that Alec Baldwin is the greatest actor on earth!
Seriously- take a swing voter!

Funny that they're upset that liberal puppets "die"...

Can't wait for the next time someone burns an effigy of GW Bush.

Can't wait for the next time someone burns an effigy of GW Bush.

Failure to acknowledge ludicrous, humorous context. 5 yards, repeat 2nd down.

Say, Bill, what's the penalty for failure to recognize clear ironic content? I believe Robert was pointing out that the DUers embrace ritual puppet death joyfully when it's a Bush puppet. Robert may correct me if I'm wrong.

This film was very mean spirited IMO.

That line made me laugh and laugh.

The much I've heard and the little I've seen of South Park has left me stone cold, but I may well go see this, or at least rent the DVD.

You know, when MST3K did puppet sex (homosexual robot oral puppet sex) it was OK, 'cause they're libruuuuls. And that was on TV!

Angie busted you, Bill!

what's the penalty for failure to recognize clear ironic content?

Well if that were true, 30 yards from scrimmage, but no repetition of 1st down, seeing as the host cannot be wrong, thus creating an inconceivable paradox that would rip a hole in the fabric of the space-time continuum and destroy earth with a dist-

*pop*

Angie - Mike Nelson, the head writer for MST3K is a huge right-winger.

MST3K did puppet sex? That's disgusting!

So, in which episode would I find this puppet sex?

bush sux!

your a retart like aall wingnuts

Saw "Team America" on Saturday at a sneak preview. Laughed my a$$ off! Will try to see it with some other friends this weekend. Hilarious! Kim Jong Il when confronted by the UN Weapons Inspector: "Hans Bricks"

Bu-wa ha ha ha ha ha ha!

Those on the left need to lighten up. Geez! You'd think there candidate's VP pick just said that Christopher Reeve would be walking had John Kerry been President!

bush sux!
your a retart like aall wingnuts
Posted by suzie at October 12, 2004 02:19 PM

I nominate this for ironic liberal projection post of the day.

Farmer Joe: You get the irony penalty too. Has everyone got irony-poor blood all of a sudden? (Actually, "huge right-winger" would surprise me greatly. "Right of center" would not.)

Jim: I trust this is purely for research purposes, so as to ensure your tiny impressionable children do not watch this filth. It was in the Starfighters episode.

This movie (starring Bob Dornan!) had interminable jet refueling scenes, so during the break Tom and Crow try a refueling scene of their own. They're suspended from wires, and Crow sticks his beak right up Tom's hoverskirt. It looks very naughty.

In some interview somewhere, Kevin Murphy (voice and handler of Tom Servo) said that it turned out to look naughtier than they meant it. You can hear Kevin choke with (apparent) surprise during the scene. The joke is supposed to be that Crow has been on hold with tech support for ages, and it's only when he has his nose stuck up Tommy's nether regions that a guy finally answers.

Thanks, Angie. I thought I'd seen all the episodes, but I guess I missed a goody.

And there's the episode where Tom & Crow get married (I believe that's the one with the women wrestler movie, with the short about Are you ready for marriage? or was it Is it love? I love that short... "Where'd it go?")

Now, Angie, there's =absolutely=nothing= sexual about robots refueling. What a dirty mind you have.

It baffles me how the left lables anyone who doesn't agree with them as "right-wing."

South Park is libertarian, if anything. I don't know many Christian Coalition members who would think of South Park as their social champion.

Come to think of it, I don't know any Christian Coalition members. Did I just make an assumption?

I've also already seen a "sneak preview". Here's my review. (Strongly positive, some spoilers)

"'The Restricted tag warning says the rating is for 'graphic, crude and sexual humor, violent images and strong language, all involving puppets.'"

Best warning ever.

I'll be putting ", all involving puppets" instead of "in bed" at the end of my cookie fortunes from now on. It works *so* much better!

I heard Mancow on Fox and Friends this morning say it was awesome. That is enough for me. I'm there.

Say, Bill, what's the penalty for failure to recognize clear ironic content? I believe Robert was pointing out that the DUers embrace ritual puppet death joyfully when it's a Bush puppet. Robert may correct me if I'm wrong.

No, that was my intent.

Sorry it wasn't clearer.

It's amazing how liberals are for free speech, artistic expression, political humor and satire, when the message is in agreement with their philosophy.

But when it's not, they go ballistic.

Liberals have very thin skin...and no sense of fairness...

My God, they killed Kerry! The bastards!

I can't believe there are still people who don't realize that the Southpark guys are Republican shills.

hehehe - but Moore, on the other hand, is a demigod of Truth.

Say, as usual, these guys may prove to be more entertaining than... say.. the movie.

Let's make sure Team America outperforms F911...

I saw it last saturday. Non-stop laughs from beginning to end. Within the first 5 minutes every Paris landmark is in ruins. There are some pokes at the right, the DUmmies must have had their judgement impaired by to many bonghits before the show, but the focus is on the libshits. It's great. I plan on downloading the pirated version and buying the DVD.

Hans Brix!

Speaking of miserable, humorless scolds, the Salon letters page responding to Havrilesky's interview with Parker and Stone has got 'em.

P.S. I coined the term "splodeydope." Just wanted to be annoying and mention that.

P.P.S. TV Funhouse on Comedy Central had animal puppets humping each other every 2 minutes. Okay, sorry, I think that was it.

Hey, that Rain Forest Environmental episode of South Park is my all time favorite!

Nothing like Jennifer Aniston screaming "F**K THE RAIN FOREST!" at the top of her lungs. I can watch that one over and over.

Guess I'll be heading to the movie...

Well I coined the term "stupidfada" (you can look it up on LGF) and it wasn't used even once here until I mentioned it.

The horror.

Saw the movie in a sneak preview last week. PRICELESS! Laughed the entire time. The music is the best part -- make sure you catch the words. And stay through the credits -- there's another song at the end.

Did anyone notice that these two "republican shills" also produced "That's my Bush" (their one unfunny projet to date)?

Paul:
"My God, they killed Kerry! The bastards!"
Best one-liner I've seen all month.

I'd say they've taken the point, lol. Especially loved Sean Penn's PMS fit, where he practically called Trey & Stone STUPID FAGGOTS

"That's My Bush" was simply because Bush was president - if Gore had won, the show would have been about him (with the different title, obviously).

I'm not sure there is a term to describe their political views. On most issues, they do seem to be Republicans, but they aren't conversative republicans, per se. But they aren't all that libertarian, either.

For instance, South Park is one of the few shows that gets graphic about abortion. And where embryonic stem cells come from.

Similarly, while they make fun of religion, they also clearly don't hate it.

They also had a show defending the Bush court decision that made him president. And they frequently make fun of environmentalists and global warming.

They definitely hate hippies. And Barbra Streisand. And most hollywood liberals.

But really, they do try to be fairly fair. For instance, they had an episode which tried to present both sides of the Iraq war issue. What they do, is try to make the viewer think for themselves. I would liken them to a modern day Voltaire.

It will be very interesting to see what kind of box office and legs Team America has. Since even some of the DUmmies acknowledge that it's a funny film my guess is that it may do better than F911. Everyone who goes to see a Michael Moore film is almost certainly left of center and going to vote for Kerry already. Team America, it seems to me, appeals to a much wider demographic.

Cant wait to see it.Will get to see my buddys Michael moore Alec, Hans. goody goody. Im already laughing

Is it only a matter of time before "they" claim that Karl Rove wrote the script? :)

Ok, I'll probably see it 4 times just to get all the "subtle" digs, and when the director's cut comes out, I'll be buying that so I can get the full effect of naked puppets gettin' it on.

The more the lefties scream about this movie, the more I know I'll love it. Those lefties are such pansies - they get the red a$$ if you look at em cross eyed.

My question is - when are they coming out with the action figures?? I SOOO want my own little KimJong Il!

I love Kos's reactions:

puppets of liberal celebs getting blown up -> horrifying

actual people getting set on fire and dismembered in Fallujah -> "screw them"

Fabulous.

Check out today's BBC's whining movie review:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/3743378.stm

May I quote:

"the brutal evisceration of several Hollywood liberals" . . .

"brutal scenes in which puppets resembling Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins are mutilated beyond recognition" . . .

and finally, "gruesome elimination of puppets representing Hollywood liberals"

I've heard about us being world police since Bosnia, maybe even before that.

What are the DU's all mad at? I know they are satirizing the Right, too.
The Du's just don't see that, because they don't know any rights/libertarians to know what Parker and Stone are mocking.
They all hang together in some sort of weird meshy seething bunch.

Happy Birthday, Sharp-

Hey, gotta see this for myself :-)

One of the South Park duo said in an interview that "I hate conservatives, but I REALLY F***ING hate liberals".

http://www.city-journal.org/html/13_4_were_not_losing.html

Liberals are evil. Thankfully they all die in Team America. Too bad the F.A.G puppets weren't voodoo dolls. Then, uninformed morons running around Hollywood using their status as a soapbox to preach with would cease to exist. And movies would get better.

Now get a sense of humor, and within that realize that the left = communism, socialism and love of terrorists and hatred of freedom.

Upon hearing Sean Penn's letter, my wife said this was a must see. So she put on her most recently aquired pro-Bush shirt, one that was created right after the VP debate. We did not realize how apt it was at the time.

Loved the panthers. Very realistic.

Got to explain to a co-worker that I thought the central metaphor of the movie worked quite well. That it was apt, and higly accessible to the public at large. He asked me what the metaphor was, and while I was trying to quote Gary Johnson's speech, he was laughing to hard to pay attention.

Wife thinks that there may be a subtle meaning to the anti-Ben Affleck song. That while it was talking about the movie, "Pearl Harbor" the real event sucked as much or more than the movie did. As did its more recent parallel even from 2001.

Oh, the t-shirt she was wearing? "Chick Heart Dick: Bush Cheney '04"

It's only funny until a liberal puppet loses an eye. Brilliant movie; when Parker and Stone are onto satirizing something, they are viciously good.

I think P & S hate hypocrisy the most; to wit: Religious Rightwingers who want smaller government, but then want to control everyone's morality, and the Liberals who hate the RR's hypocrisy, especially when it comes to free speech, but then are even bigger hypocrats with all the political correctness nonsense.

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