South Park (1997)
Follow the misadventures of four irreverent grade-schoolers in the quiet, dysfunctional town of South Park, Colorado.
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What critics compared South Park to
…the kind of baffling twist that veers dangerously close to South Park-level satire.
Joaquin Phoenix does a terrific job of channeling Randy Marsh from South Park.
The film exists somewhere between Repo Man, No Country for Old Men, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and South Park.
Jack Quaid has likened this show to “South Park with capes,” and that’s an increasingly accurate descriptor.
At this point, The Boys is struggling with the same problem as South Park before it.
An audacious mix of Luis Buñuel and “South Park,” although often grotesque, it entertains and provokes thought.
…imagine the South Park gag “Simpsons did it” on a cosmic scale…
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…a sinister and vivid bit of cartooning to rival anything on South Park…
They probably only heard that it’s the show from South Park that inspires women to blow you.
Various gags and plot points borrow from the likes of Austin Powers, South Park and Mission: Impossible – Fallout.
It's also not shy about wearing its South Park and Family Guy influences on its sleeve.
Trey Parker; sí, el de “South Park”…
…a green tentacled creature voiced by “South Park” nutjob Trey Parker…
Parker’s voice is too familiar from “South Park” to disappear into the character…
…they conjure up Goomi (Trey Parker; South Park)…
Trey Parker (South Park)…