When North Korean ruler Kim Jong-il orchestrates a global terrorist plot, it's up to the heavily armed, highly specialized Team America unit to stop his dastardly scheme. The group, which has recruited troubled Broadway actor Gary Johnston, not only has to face off against Jong-il, but they must also contend with the Film Actors Guild, a cadre of Hollywood liberals at odds with Team America's 'policing the world' tactics.
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USAR
California
USAR
Starz Denver International Film Festival
Brazil18
USAR
Canada14A
AustraliaMA15+
Germany16
Denmark15
Ireland16
Sweden11
UK15
Norway15
FranceU
Spain18
Italy
Czechia18+
Hungary18
Poland18
JapanR18+
Australia
Brazil
Canada
Czechia
Denmark
France
Germany
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Japan
Norway
Poland
Spain
Sweden
UK
USA
THE POLITICAL SATIRE: On the one hand, you've got the destructive excesses of American foreign policy. On the other, you've got some Hollywood libs who are a bit annoying. I think I know what Matt and Trey hate more.
THE ACTION-MOVIE SATIRE: Replicates the cliches of bad Hollywood action movies so faithfully that it's... honestly a bit boring.
The puppet sex scene is still very funny.
don't think this is quite as funny as i once did (and the "eww, gay stuff" vibe is even less welcome now), but i'd definitely forgotten about its visual virtuosity and how well it absorbed the motifs of American action movies. the best gags are simple nuts-and-bolts jokes about the limitations of the marionettes themselves, like when an elaborate fight is just a bunch of wriggling dolls, or when they have to make one look like a staggering drunk. well, that and the sex scene.
This is just one of the best films of all time. No jokes here.
"Lisa: Promise me you'll never die.
Gary Johnston: You know I can't promise that.
Lisa: If you did that, I would make love to you right now.
Gary Johnston: I promise I'll never die."
AMEEEERICAA!!!! FUCK YEEEAH!!
Man, I’ve been hearing some great things about this film, but this blew (pun intended) every expectation I had and didn’t have. This is peak spoof/satire with Parker and Stone at the height of their power.
Everything that has led them to such a fruitful and lasting career can be found here. So stupid fun, from the fighting to the sex scenes. The jokes all pretty much hit with me, whether they were at the expense of real people or innuendos (one who actually turns into something more than that). The characters are all so badass, namely our lead, (not) Chris Pine. That opening was such a blast in about every way possible.…
A very indefensibly stupid, juvenile war on terror satire even at the time (which is a shame because making fun of Hollywood liberals might've actually aged well if they hit them on any subject other than outspokenly opposing the Iraq war) but all the puppet physical comedy holds up and the technical achievement of lovingly recreating the Tony Scott/Michael Bay era of bombastic and violent analog American studio action filmmaking in miniature is honestly still impressive. Bill Pope the God? They also nailed RENT.
