B00A2JLQ98

097363368243

1999

1999-06-30

81

1h 21min

Nominated for 1 Oscar, 7 wins & 11 nominations total

Trey Parker

Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Pam Brady

Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Mary Kay Bergman

Frank C. Agnone II, Anne Garefino, Deborah Liebling, Trey Parker, Mark Roybal, Scott Rudin, Adam Schroeder, Gina Shay, Matt Stone

Marc Shaiman

John Venzon

J.C. Wegman

David Dresher, Ramsey Naito, Julie Stern

Adrien Beard, Gregg Detrich, Nishira Fitzgerald, Joshua C. Hersko, Charles Keagle, Albert Lozano, Roxanne Patruznick, Anthony Postma, Greg Postma, Elaina Scott, Keo Thongkham, Phil Weinstein, Eric Yahnker

Deb Adair, Bob Beemer, Andrew Bock, Evan T. Chen, Sean England, Julie Feiner, Christopher Flick, David E. Fluhr, Cameron Frankley, Eric Friend, Avram D. Gold, Randall Guth, Robin Harlan, Victor J. Hernandez, Hilda Hodges, Bruce Howell, Adam Jenkins, Michael Jonascu, Mary Jo Lang, Aaron Levy, Nancy MacLeod, Scott Millan, Sarah Monat, Alyson Dee Moore, Douglas Parker, Tom Perry, Brian Peterson, Lydia Quidilla, Brian Risner, John Roesch, Joe Schiff, Randy Singer, Christopher T. Welch, John O. Wilde, Dan Yale, José Egea, Tom Lalley

Donna Bates, Steve Blackmon, Harold Buchman, Annie Combs, Tom Dillon, Karl Fornander, Chris Fria, Sam Gebhart, Drake Goosby, Roger Huynh, Keith Jensen, Scott Kirvan, Leticia Lacy, Kirby Miller, Michael Orlando, Al Shier, Suzanne Smith, David Stinnett, Stephanie Taylor, Rick Thomas, Joe Tseng, Maureen Whelan

Brad Draper

Frank C. Agnone II, Jennifer M. Allen, Alfonso Alpuerto, Andy Arett, Fred Baxter, Chris 'Crispy' Brion, Matt Brown, Michelle Burry, Martin Cendreda, Jessica Coate, Annie Combs, James Dion, Scott Ellsworth, John Fountain, Drake Goosby, John A. Hansen Jr., Neil Ishimine, Rajeev Joshi, Robert Judd, Charles Keagle, Leticia Lacy, Douglas Lee, Mark Lewis, Daniel Lindsey, Jason Lopez, Albert Lozano, Sabrina Mar, Peter Merryman, Lisa Mullins, Scott Oberholtzer, Eric Oliver, Jim Ovelmen, Lorelei Pepi, Ryan Quincy, Jesse Rory Quinn, James Sant'Anselmo, Jack Shih, Eric Stough, Frank Sudol, Adam T. Talbott, David Thergood Jr., Keo Thongkham, Dan Torre, Paul Trainor, Michael Trull, August Wartenberg, David Weiner, Holly Wenger, Maureen Whelan, Heather R. Wilbur, Amy Winfrey, Dustin Woehrmann, Toni Wurts, Trey Parker, Matt Stone

Barbara Harris

Brad Arkin, Susan Fitzer, Giancarlo Ganziano, Jamie Kirkpatrick, Blake Maniquis, Chris Miller, Eli Nilsen, Jim Passon, Mark Perzely, Theresa Repola Mohammed, Amy Tompkins, Thomas M. Vogt, Calvin Wimmer, Trudy Yee

Josie Aiello, Pete Anthony, Jeff Atmajian, Frank Bennett, Larry Blank, Bob Bornstein, Tom Boyd, Tim Boyle, Brian Bulman, Agostino Castagnola, Harvey Cohen, Wade Culbreath, David De Palo, Sandy DeCrescent, Daniel DiPrima, George Doering, Marylata Elton, Daniel Gaber, Lisa Jaime, Jon Kull, Alex Lifeson, London Symphony Orchestra, Tom MacDougall, Chris Montan, Trey Parker, Royce Reynolds, Jay B. Richardson, John Rodd, Patrick Russ, Dennis Sager, Dennis S. Sands, Marc Shaiman, Sally Stevens, Matt Stone, Sebastian Toettcher, Louise Di Tullio, Nick Vidar, Paul Wertheimer, Booker White, Denise Carver, The Hollywood Studio Orchestra, The Hollywood Studio Symphony, Frank Macchia

Chip Bartlett, Margaret Falzon, Robin Kay

Andy Alexander, Steve Alterman, Allan Arinduque, Tim Avery, Amir Bahadori, Kenneth Bailey, Donna Bates, Javier Bello, Amir Bemanian, Robert Borthwick, Tok Braun, Harold Buchman, Doug Burch, Craig Cannon, Melinda Carson, Michael Chokran, David Coburn, John A. Cohen, Greg Connell, Eben Davidson, Sid Davis, Roger Dickes, Jason Docter, Boyce R. Doyle, Judi M. Durand, Sarah Feinberg-Galan, Greg Finley, Jeffrey Todd Fischer, Nishira Fitzgerald, Daniel Forcey, Karl Fornander, Fiona Foster, J.J. Franzen, Chris Fria, Joseph Gerges, Benjamin Gilberg, Lori Gilmour, Edward Goemans, Timothy Grau, Barbara Harris, Ken Harris, Stephanie Herron, Mark N. Hopkins, Jennifer Howell, Roger Huynh, Wonnie Jung, Andrew Kemler, Elaine Kim, Daamen J. Krall, Leticia Lacy, Adam Lagattuta, Sean Laverty, Mark Leo Perry, Michael Leung, Kimberley Liptrap, Kristi McAlpin, David McCharen, Shannon McGee, Richard McGregor, Monica Mitchell, Aglaia Mortcheva, Shannon Muchow, Lucia Murillo, Jim Nasi, Gil Nevo, Angelique Palozzi, Trevor Pawlik, Katrissa 'Kat' Peterson, Christopher Petrus, Mary Linda Phillips, David Plaskett, Paige Pollack, Juan Pope, Duane Powell, Michael D. Queenland, Jesse Rory Quinn, Steve Raizes, David Randolph, Noreen Reardon, Victor Robert, Michael Roccuzzo, Stanley G. Sawicki, Basia Schutz, Vernon Scott, Christopher Shank, Jenny Shin, Jennifer Sieck, Patrick R. Siembieda, Jon Singer, Valentin Sinlao, Derek Skaletsky, Omar Smith, Suzanne Smith, Andrea Solk, Cheri Soriano, Melanie Stimmell, Margie Stubbs, Frank Sudol, Narges Takesh, Rick Thomas, Joe Tseng, James Valladao, Theresa Wahl, Toddy Walters, Ana Wolovick, Genevieve Wong, David Yanover, Ruth Zalduondo, Rick Ziegler, David Zyler, Don LaFontaine, Bryan C. Winn

Amer Al-Khan, Jay Axelson, Michael Ephraim, David R. Goodman, Brian Graden, Eric Kuppinger, Sharon Levy, Kevin Morris, Randy Parker, Sharon Parker, Shelley Parker, Michael Pietrafesa, Nancy M. Pimental, Gerald Stone, Rachel Stone, Shelia Stone, Erick Thorpe

Animation, Comedy, Fantasy

Scott Rudin Productions, South Park Studios, Comedy Central

USA

English

R

7.7

204439

73

South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut is a 1999 American adult computer-animated musical comedy film based on the animated sitcom South Park. The film was directed by series creator Trey Parker from a screenplay by Parker, series co-creator Matt Stone, and Pam Brady; and stars Parker, Stone, Mary Kay Bergman, and Isaac Hayes, all of whom reprise their roles from the series, with George Clooney, Eric Idle, and Mike Judge in supporting roles. The plot follows Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny as they sneak into an R-rated film starring the Canadian comedy duo Terrance and Phillip, after which they begin swearing. When the consequent moral panic culminates in the United States declaring war on Canada, Stan, Kyle and Cartman take it upon themselves to save Terrance and Phillip from execution, while Kenny tries to prevent a prophecy involving Satan and Saddam Hussein s intent to conquer the world.

Primarily centered on themes of censorship and scapegoating, the film also parodies and satirizes the animated films of the Disney Renaissance, musicals such as Les Misérables, and controversies surrounding the series itself. The film also heavily satirizes the Motion Picture Association of America; during production, Parker and Stone disputed with the MPAA, which returned the film multiple times with an NC-17 rating due to its use of profanity. The film s songs were written by Parker and Marc Shaiman, the latter of whom composed the score.

South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut premiered at Grauman s Chinese Theater on June 23, 1999 and was released theatrically in North America the following week by Paramount Pictures, with Warner Bros. Pictures handling international distribution. The film received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its story, soundtrack, humor and themes. Produced on a $21 million budget, it grossed $83.1 million worldwide, making it the highest-grossing R-rated animated film until 2016. At the 72nd Academy Awards, the song Blame Canada was nominated for Best Original Song, but lost to Phil Collins You ll Be in My Heart from Tarzan.

$21,000,000 (estimated)

$11,335,889

$52,037,603

$83,137,603

Political satire,black comedy,lucifer morningstar character,saddam hussein character,satan