Story

In the first-ever South Park feature film, Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny watch an R-rated Terrance and Phillip movie and find their vocabularies expanded in unsavory ways. After Kyle's mom (a big fat bitch) overreacts to the incident and starts a war with Canada, the boys find themselves having to save the world from Satan and Saddam Hussein's impending return to Earth to plunge it in two million years of darkness.

Also, there is lots of singing and dancing. Someone had to lampoon Disney's corny animated musicals before Shrek came around.

Description

Characters

Stan Marsh

Kyle Broflovski

Eric Cartman

Kenny McCormick

Wendy Testaburger

Clyde Donovan

Bebe Stevens

Butters Stotch

Sheila Broflovski

Gerald Broflovski

Mr. Mackey

Chef

Mr. Garrison

Mr. Hat

Ike Broflovski

Shelly Marsh

Liane Cartman

Randy Marsh

Sharon Marsh

Stuart McCormick

Mrs. McCormick

Big Gay Al

Jimbo Kern

Ned Gerblansky

Terrance

Phillip

Barky

Purry

Saddam Hussein

Satan

Locations

Heaven

Hell

Hells Pass Hospital

South Park Church

Behind The Scenes

Pop Culture References

In fine South Park tradition, the movie makes fun of events that were very current at the time of release.

• One of the black soldiers blurts out "Yousa think wesa gonna die?" Jar Jar Binks-style. This was based on Matt and Trey's very negative impression of Jar Jar after watching a trailer for Star Wars Episode I.

Bonus Factoids

• This movie marks the only appearances of Gregory of Yardale and Christophe.
• In contrast to the other boys, Kenny only has a few sung lines in the movie, presumably due to his muffled voice. These lines are all sung solo during "Mountain Town", the opening number (which include the first curse word in the movie, "kick-ass"). "Hell Isn't Good", the movie's Kenny-centric musical number, is sung narrator-style by James Hetfield of Metallica.
• When the movie was being released, interest in South Park was waning, and Matt and Trey intended for the movie to serve as the series' swan song. After that... well, look where we are now.
• Discussion of a movie sequel has come up several times with the creators. Trey originally intended for the "Imaginationland" trilogy to be released as a movie (it was, kind of), and has also stated that a new movie will most likely serve as the series finale.
• Outside of the movie theater the movie theater boards have the movies "Asses of Fire", "Mecha Streisand Takes New York", "The Milk Song" and "Rat Kicker".

Pointless Observations

• During the scene of Conan being handed the Dollar bill, a Visitor can be seen on it instead. Also a framed photo frame in Cartman's room and in the crowd during the final song.