This film will probably offend most people,
but if you're wondering what the creators of South Park
have put together, you could find it absolutely, incredibly funny.
Team America: World Police is exactly the kind of movie this country needs
in an election year.
With a cast full of puppets, and a story
that mocks big-budget action films, you can't help but laugh
a lot, simply by watching puppets do everything you never expected
to see a puppet do. And I mean everything.
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Warning: this is not a puppet movie for
children!
Taking a nod from Gary Anderson's "supermarionation,"
Trey Parker and Matt Stone (of South Park fame) dive headfirst
into the politically incorrect realm of adult puppet theater.
It's an action/adventure, comedy/drama,
musical that skews everyone in its path, as Team America rids
the world of terrorists by destroying most of it themselves.
Sophomoric, yet hilarious. |
The unusualness and newness of the puppet
film, Team America: World Police was a curiosity at first,
but the novelty of this picture soon wore off.
I can't find any redeeming value to this
all-marionette adventure about a global police force.
The only real laughs in this comedy are
vulgar. (In my view) |