70
Goes the extra mile to piss off everybody -- which includes gleefully destroying renowned Hollywood liberals, literally and figuratively.
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63
Philadelphia Inquirer by Carrie Rickey
The puppets are anatomically correct and politically incorrect. They provide 45 of the funniest minutes I've spent at the movies this year.
60
Accomplished yet uneven feature.
63
ReelViews by James Berardinelli
This movie is more of a curiosity than a fully formed motion picture.
70
The Hollywood Reporter by Kirk Honeycutt
There is no room for subtlety. Aiming a rude, foul-mouthed political satire everywhere -- left, right and center -- Trey Parker and Matt Stone blow up a good deal of the world, not to mention the egos of many Hollywood personalities
63
Charlotte Observer by Lawrence Toppman
Bits can be extremely funny. I howled at the ranting, mustard-splotched, wiener-waving Michael Moore.
90
Dallas Observer by Luke Y. Thompson
Bottom line: It's hilarious, vicious, offensive, thoroughly profane and a joy to watch, just like you'd expect. Be sure to sit through the end credits for a bonus song from Kim Jong-il to Alec Baldwin.
75
Entertainment Weekly by Owen Gleiberman
I was amused more or less throughout by the ingeniously designed and executed stunt that is Team America.
63
Miami Herald by Rene Rodriguez
Egregiously vulgar satire on terrorism, global politics and Hollywood action movies gets an immeasurable boost from its wonderfully designed, old-school string puppets.