Title: Over-hyped, predictable and childish
Product review: The problem with this film is not that Trey Parker and Matt Stone have taken a politically-incorrect stance in this film, that they attack popular entertainment figures, or that they are offensive and use stereotypes - these are all excusable with a good script. Sadly, contrary to everything said about this movie, the jokes are repetitive (think scene after scene of the same gags being wheeled out, puerile physical humour and bland, childish satire which misses the mark), and the puppets are poorly animated, often the source of "look how jerkily they move" comedy, which fails to impress. The problem with this movie is not that their understanding of world events is shallow and trite, and that they utterly miss the chance to make the audience think, or to use clever metaphor or satire, so much as that the jokes are universally bad. Worth watching only because it's popular and over-hyped; then to fight the corner of far funnier comedies which go unnoticed.
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