Ebert gave this movie **� because he thought it was "too offensive." Mr. Ebert, out of all the crude, disgusting films you've seen, why did you choose to be shaken up by this one? You liked Beavis & Butthead, but don't you realize this is much more clever and funny? South Park is a brilliant social satire, more than you will ever know. And I don't believe how you didn't get the message the film was trying to say. To quote: "All it lacks is a point to its message. What is it saying? That movies have gone too far, or that protests against movies have gone too far?" The movie is simply declaring that America is too strict and that, YES, protests against movies (actually TV if you watch the show) have gone too far. Anybody who was actually WATCHING THE FILM could tell you that. I rest my case. And BTW, I'm giving the film ****. �����������~��~����������������������~~ LeEsPaM � Some Guy
"Listen you f*ckers, you screwheads. Here is a man who stood up to the scum, the c*nts, the dogs, the filth, the sh*t. Here is a man who stood up." � Travis Bickle