When Brian Boitano is shown skating, the judges gives him a score based on a scale of 10. Figure skating uses a scale of 6. [He's also shown fighting Grizzly bears in the Alps with his fire breath. The 10s in figure skating are part of the joke.]
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Cartman: Don't call me fat, you fucking Jew!
[Gasp from the class]
Mr. Garrison: Eric! Did you just say the "F" word?
Cartman: [confused] Jew?
Kyle: No, not Jew! He's talking about "fuck"! You can't say "fuck" in school, you fucking fat ass!
Mr. Garrison: Kyle!
Cartman: Why the fuck not?
Mr. Garrison: Eric!
Stan: Dude, you just said "fuck" again!
Mr. Garrison: Stanley!
Kenny: [Muffled.] Fuck.
Mr. Garrison: Kenny!
Cartman: What's the big deal? It doesn't hurt anybody. Fuck fuckety fuck fuck fuck.
Mr. Garrison: How would you like to go see the school counselor?
Cartman: How would you like to suck my balls?
[Gasp from the class.]
Mr. Garrison: What did you say?
Cartman: I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Actually, what I said was...
[Cartman pulls out a bullhorn]
Cartman: HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO SUCK MY BALLS? MR. Garrison.
Stan: Holy shit, dude.
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At the USO Show, Kyle asks Cartman a question. But for some strange reason, it's Stan's mouth that moves. See more...
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South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999) - 30 corrections
Directed by Trey Parker, starring Isaac Hayes, Mary Kay Bergman, Matt Stone, Trey Parker (add more)
Genres: Animation, Comedy, Musical
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When Brian Boitano is shown skating, the judges gives him a score based on a scale of 10. Figure skating uses a scale of 6. [He's also shown fighting Grizzly bears in the Alps with his fire breath. The 10s in figure skating are part of the joke.]
Officer Barbrady is dressed in his police uniform when the town gathers for the reprise of, "Quiet Mountain Town", but as the camera pulls away, he is again dressed as a soldier. When the final group shot is shown, he's in his police uniform again. [When the camera pulls away you can't see Barbrady. So we don't know what he is wearing.]
Corrected by Starchild
When Cartman is being put to bed by his mum, his yellow back pack is in between his chest of drawers and his bed. When his mum is leaving the room, it has moved to in front of the chest of drawers, beside the door. [The bag stays in the same place throughout the scene.]
Corrected by Starchild
In the first classroom sequence after everyone sees the Terrence & Phillip film, we see some of the class wearing brown t-shirts. A few seconds later they all turn white. After Clyde volunteers to answer the sum, the t-shirts return to their normal colours. [All the shirts stay the same colour throughout.]
Corrected by Starchild
When the kids pay the homeless guy to get them into the Asses of Fire movie, the guy leans down to tell Stan "it might not be appropriate." Initially the homeless guy leans down in front of Stan to talk, but in the next shot he is behind Stan. [He is behind Stan in both shots. No mistake.]
Corrected by Starchild
After Cartman gets the V-chip implanted in his brain, he gets shocked whenever he swears. However, later in the movie, after Mr. Garrison gives Cartman Mr. Hat, Cartman throws Mr. Hat and says, "What the hell am I still holding this for?" Strangely enough, he doesn't get shocked. [Cartman does not get shocked because at this point in the movie the chip is malfunctioning. It is only a few moments later that he is able to use the chip as a weapon because of its backfiring; this is obviously part of the transition.]
When Saddam is packing his case to go to Earth with Satan, you can see a little Adolf Hitler doll sticking out of his suitcase. [As per the site rules, this is simply an observation and would be obvious to anyone who watches the film.]
Corrected by Lummie
The Paramount logo transforming into a mountain at the beginning is a refrence to the "Indiana Jones" movies. [I think you will need to give a bit more detail as to how it is a reference. It is not unusual for filmmakers to use the company logo and blend it into the starting shot. One that comes to mind is the film Event Horizon. In the film it simply changes to the South Park mountain.]
Corrected by Lummie
Why would Kyle ask, "What did he say?" in the theatre when T and P say ****? After all, we've heard them say the word several times before the film came out, just censored most of the time. [Just because he has said it before doesn't mean he can't be shocked. He probably thought he misheard T and P.]
Corrected by Starchild
The alphabet above the board in the class reads, "Az By Cx Dw Ev Fu ,etc" [Not really trivia - it's plain on screen for everyone to see.]
Corrected by Twotall
The song being played as Kenny descends into Hell (Hell Isn't Good,) was done by Matt Stone and Trey Parker's band, DVDA. DVDA also did the version of "What Would Brian Boitano Do?" that plays over the end credits. [As this is listed in the credits, it does not qualify as trivia.]
Corrected by Twotall
"Terrence and Phillip" is playing on the tv in the emergency room. [Not really trivia - it can be seen by anyone watching the movie.]
Corrected by Twotall
In the credits, it says that Saddam does his own voice, but in reality, Matt Stone does. [No, they didn't say Saddam did his voice, they just say that Saddam played himself. Which is true; they use an actual picture of Saddam for the character.]
The boys swear so much in the episodes, yet they are shocked when they hear Terrance and Philip swear. [It's the joke in the film. Being that there was bleeps when they spoke we assume from the film they never really heard what was being said, so to actually hear it without the bleep is what makes such a surprise for the boys.]
Corrected by Lummie
The song that is sung while Kenny descends into Hell is performed by DVDA but sung by an uncredited James Hetfield of Metallica. [No, it's sung by Trey Parker. As you may know, Parker does half the voices in the film, none of which sound a thing like each other, so it would only make sense that he can do a dead-on impersonation of Hetfield. Which he can; I've actually seen a videotape of him singing exactly like that.]
When Eric returns to Kyle and Stan after he sees Kenny's ghost, his backpack has disappeared. [He set it on the ground when he went to turn off the power and left it there when Kenny frightened him away.]
When The Mole is dying, Kyle says that they boys dont know where they are. Yet, just after the fighting, we can see South Park in the background. Surely Kyle knows where he lives? [He means they are unfamiliar with the army base they've snuck into and can't find their way out of it without him.]
The original title for the movie was South Park: To Hell and Back (or something else with 'hell' in the title). Amazingly, the MPAA had issues with 'hell' being in the title (Did they miss all the 'HELLraiser' movies?.?) and told the creators to come up with a new title. Boy, did they ever. I guess the MPAA is ok with a penis reference (bigger longer uncut.) than a scandalous word like 'hell'. [The average viewer wouldn't assume that is a penis reference. The film is on a 'bigger' screen than the tv show, the running time is 'longer' and it was shown 'uncut' as the do not have to obey FCC regulations in a movie.]
Satan asks Saddam what it's like on Earth, but he has already been there, in previous episodes of South Park. [His question meant what is it like living on Earth. He only went before to have a boxing match with Jesus and couldn't have learned much about the world.]
The MPAA had said that it had regreted ever giving the film an "R" rating. If it had given it an "NC-17" rating, persons under 17 years old would be forbidden to watch it. [Technically, this isn't true. The MPAA/CARA's ratings have never carried any legal weight in the USA. Therefore, the MPAA has no legal right to forbid anyone from seeing any movie.]
Corrected by tromatic
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