Team America: World Police Movie Review 2004

The guys behind "South Park" take on Osama Bin Laden, Kim Jong Il, America's "bull-in-a-china-shop" foreign relations, the Hollywood Left, the Far Right, Jerry Bruckheimer movies, and especially the MPAA with...puppets (marionettes, to be exact). With a truly heroic commitment to over-the-top satire, they tell the story of America's elite anti-terrorist force, the World Police, a gung-ho, if collateral damage-intensive band of action flick archetypes. New member Gary is recruited for his acting ability and goes through the usual conflicts before battling terrorists, the aforementioned North Korean dictator, and actor/activists such as Alec Baldwin. It's all pretty ridiculous, but that's the point. Add or subtract bones depending on your tolerance for puppet sex, vomit, and intentionally horrible dialogue.

Distribution

Not Yet Released

Available on DVD
Running time 98 minutes.
Originally from United States.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Puppets, Terrorism, Paris, Satire & Parody, Genre Spoofs, Cockroaches, Middle East, Team Efforts

Screenplay

Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Pam Brady

Cinematography

Bill Pope

Director

Trey Parker

Music

Harry Gregson-Williams

Other

Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Masasa, Maurice LaMarche, Kristen Miller, Daran Norris, Phil Hendrie, Walter Anderson, Walter Hoylman, Thomas M. Vogt, Thomas Valentine, John Berger, Ramsey Avery, Karen Patch, Jim Dultz

Producer

Scott Rudin, Matt Stone, Trey Parker, Paramount Pictures