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There’s a long series of invectives against South Park (a cartoon that owes nothing to the Simpsons) and the Griffins (who, aside from the basic idea of the American family, play on a comedy that is diametrically opposed to that of the Simpsons). Did you like the Harry Pork gag? That’s Griffin-style irony, not Simpsons. On the other hand, for several years now, at the series level, the clone has been preceding the original. Most of the technical marvels you've described are things that Disney was matching and surpassing in its animated features ten years ago, so choose your words more carefully. The review is long, exhausting, and doesn’t particularly critique the film (as it should according to the title); rather, it’s a lengthy prosopopeia of a TV series that the creators refuse to let die a natural death. All thanks to people like you. Should I continue?

Christine is a bit better, imo. Good as a progenitor.

from a literary case, we've burned people at the stake for much less

I'll give you a 5 too because tonight I let the woman of my dreams slip away and I feel very bad about myself and very good towards others. Especially those who ooze love.

an average film, about a 3 out of 10. Horrible reviews, biased, pointless, full of inappropriate judgments and falsehoods. And as Nero says, the top students piss everyone off.

It's a fantastic action movie, rating 4.5.

I admit it looks so terrible that it piques my morbid curiosity... or maybe not, but it does catch my attention.

Ah, and if for you quotes are the soul of the product, The Griffin (especially from the third season onwards) is the paradise of quotes/parodies; at least half of the gags and dialogues are.

The South Park movie comes out at a time when the series is asserting itself and reaching new heights (something that, unlike many shows, it has never ceased to do). The SP movie is the sublimation of the series' content, concentrated into a cocktail that touches upon and mocks everything possible. In short, when it comes to movies adapted from a series, it's practically perfect. The Simpsons movie is not the same; the tone doesn't elevate from the series to the film, it's more of a "more of the same." Nothing wrong with that, but let's just say we're more at the level of Beavis & Butthead in terms of cinematic adaptation.

Wow, what have you pulled out! Such an amazing album, even though Caz is right about All We Got Iz Us being a notch above (I think Bacdafucup is also a step up)... I haven't listened to it in ages, but this revival made me want to. The review is a bit sparse.