South Park takes on the War on Terror
Team America was South Park’s poke at action movies and the War on Terror. Instead of using actors it used puppets derived from the British TV show The Thunderbirds from the 60s. If you like the sarcastic style of South Park that plays upon stereotypes and tropes you’ll enjoy Team America.<br /><br />That sense of humor comes right at you. In the first scene, a group of terrorists who look like they just walked out of the caves of Afghanistan are intercepted in Paris by Team America. There’s a bunch of shooting and martial arts involved. Then things flip to Team America recruiting an actor who ran a successful musical with the lead song being about how everyone has AIDS. The actor thinks the man from Team America wants to have sex with him so he can get a movie part. Because it was a film format with an R rating the guys from South Park got to push things even more with the jokes and cursing. If that sounds up your alley then you’ll enjoy Team America.<br />C
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