Anyone notice?

I've been out of the newsgroup for about two weeks, so I don't know if anyone has mentioned this, but I think I hear another discontinuity between the movie and the soundtrack. I know that in the soundtrack, Kenny's mom's part is longer, among other things, but I think the order in which the boys are visited by Stan is different. In the soundtrack, it's:

Kenny, Kyle, Cartman.

If I'm not mistaken (and also going by logic, since Kyle is Stan's best friend and Kenny is poor and lives farther away from their more affluent homes [of course it's a cartoon and now i'm reading into it too much]) the order in the movie is:

Kyle, Kenny, Cartman.

Also, Kyle's mom doesn't accuse Ike of breaking another window in the soundtrack. Just thought this might be interesting to some of you, and I'd like to know if anyone remembers the movie well enough to confirm this.

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Postscript: Also listen to 'Blame Canada' repeatedly on the soundtrack, particularly when the unknown guy says "They're not even a real country, anyway." Each time i hear it, he sounds more and more Canadian. Bah! Flimflam!

Stan goes to the houses in the same order as he does in the movie.
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Actually its the same order in the movie... Kenny, Kyle, Cartman.

Yeah, that one's true. Also, in I Can Change, the Satan part was extended more to say "but what if you never change? what if you remain a sandy little butthole?" instead of just using that last line. KyleIke13~

What does Cartman mean by "living in denial"? ~ Stan

Dude, it's Cartman. He's just being a dumbarse like always! ~ Kyle

otherwise known as HippiChk79 ([email]) wrote:

Also, back in "Mountain Town," Cartman tells his mother twice on the soundtrack that somebody is at the door, but only once in the movie.

The conversation between Kyle and his mother in "Mountain Town" is quite different between the soundtrack and the movie, too.

Stephen.

As everyone else pointed out. Stan does visit the boys in the order of the soundtrack and movie. The differences:

In movie, Stan goes to Kenny's house and yells to Kenny to come out. On the soundtrack album, Stan talks to Kenny's mom who calls for Kenny.

The dialogue between Kyle and his mother is a little different. In movie, Sheila asks what's going on? and on the soundtrack: Where are they going?

At Cartman's house Eric tells his mom twice there's someone at the door on the soundtrack but only once in the film.

The I Can Change song is longer on the soundtrack in the movie, Saddam says, "He feels like he's grown" where on the soundtrack you have him whistling, etc.

I'm sure I could come up with more differences between the movie and soundtrack. Well, how about the song EYES OF A CHILD plays in the end credits in the film, but on the soundtrack it plays before I'm Super, what's THAT all about?

Barb

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