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Chelsea Magritte, Daran Norris, Elle Russ, Fred Tatasciore, Jeremy Shada
Popular Broadway actor Gary Johnston is recruited by the elite counter-terrorism organization Team America: World Police. As the world begins to crumble around him, he must battle with terrorists, cel...( read more
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Technically excellent but typically crude send-up of the old puppet action series "Thunderbirds", courtesy of Trey Parker and Matt Stone of South Park infamy. It's the story of a group of "world police" who are ridding the world of terrorism one North Korean dictator at a time. I...( read more)
A really clever idea poorly executed. Stone and Parker let their egos get the better of them. The stupid humour was unnecessary when they already had a very funny premise already. I laughed about three times, heavily, but only three times.
So original and brilliant, great plot, lines, marionettes, songs. Profane as expected but funny throughout the whole thing.
I first saw this back in 2004 and was simply blown away from the get go. Granted, I am a South Park fan which does help, but the simple beauty of this film, is that it manages to take itself seriously, a tradition held by all the greats. Besides poking fun at the US, Terrorist, a...( read more)
"Get outta the street ya fuckin' bum! Ya gave up on life, didn't ya!?"
This film SHOULD be my favorite movie of all time; it's fucking flawless! Words simply cannot describe my sublime admiration for this work of art. A truly collaborative piece of ardor.
Political-incorrectness for political-incorrectness' sake.
Funny in places, but flat in others. Ultimately iconsistant
The problem with Team America is not the film but rather the audience. People have to see this for what it is. No, not stupid, but incredibly smart. People who do not acknowledge this and always see the thin veil of stupidity that covers it will not enjoy it as much.
Smart? Ho...( read more)
