South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut

“"South Park" has a very simple, self-justifying moral. As much as the movie touches on the socialization process and a conservative society's fears and prejudices about the human body and sex, it is really about mass entertainment, censorship and freedom of speech. Its argument is distilled in a single short speech pointing out that movies allow almost unlimited violence while remaining petrified of anything reeking of smut.”