South Park: Imaginationland

This is absolutely the best direct-to-video film ever made. It's a piece of violent irony, humor, satire, craziness, pointlessness and yet so right to the point. Matt and Trey succeed themselves in this visual masterpiece.

Since season 1, South Park's visuals have improved themselves, and now they are to the best South Park ever: a trilogy/movie with the satire David Zucker still had in the first 'Scary Movie', the satire of Tim Burton's 'Mars Attacks!', a certain complexness and a humor that's just so... absurd.

10/10

Family Guy released "stewie griffin the untold story" a few years back as a straight to video family guy movie.They then played it cut into three episodes on television.South Park's Imaginationland was originally a three-parter episode.It was combined and released as a film on DVD with extra footage.I am going to review this as a movie.Imaginationland is a great movie which is just as good as Bigger, Longer and Uncut.It has an interesting storyline and is hilarious, just like the South Park series is! It also has plenty of interesting characters.Imaginationland the movie starts off with Cartman telling everybody he saw a leprechaun.Kyle does not believe him and Cartman bets that if they do see a leprechaun, Kyle must suck his balls!, they see one and find out he is from a place called Imaginationland.Imaginationland is where all the imaginary characters reside.HOwever, terrorists break into imaginationland and break the portal where all the evil characters are! With the help of the US government and Butters, the boys must save imaginationland! Meanwhile, Cartman goes through great lengths to get Kyle to suck his balls! Imaginationland is an interesting and great south park movie and is definitely recommended to fans.

Imaginaaaation, imaginaaaaation, I - MA - GI - Naaaaaaatiiioon

Full disclosure: I'm one of those Family Guy people.

South Park at its best can be fairly charming and inciteful but otherwise...

This was a lot of fun though. I think this show plays to its strengths when it has these macabre, silly adventures full of intertextuality.

It has the scale to justify being a TV movie but I agree that it is not "the sequel" to that other mover.

This bizarre sub-plot of Cartman trying to get Kyle to fellate him and apparently not in a gay way is bemusing but, hey, it keeps you weirdly compelled.

There isn't anything satirical. The military presence says nothing that hasn't been said before.

Imaginationland is without a doubt one of the best thing trey and Scott have produced in years, it's a clever and interesting series of episodes that together conclude in one of the most epic stories ever seen on the show. The debt within the characters isn't as deep for someone who is new to the series, and unfortunately the character-development isn't something special. The whole film is according to me based on that you know the character since before (ex. the cartman and kyle dispute within the film). I love how references to earlier episodes is made all the time (similar to the episodes "200" and "201"). And once again does the producers find an interesting plot with an interesting dispute which has an interesting conclusion.