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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Sick, twisted, and very funny, Parker and Stone have arrived. Again. Read full review
The vulgar, obvious humor of Zucker brother David and "South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone elicits easy, guilty laughs, yet the material has an underlying innocence that's just shy of good clean fun. Read full review
Satire goes 'south' in gross mismatch of hot comic duo and "Airplane" director. [31 July 1998, p. 46] Read full review
Not half-bad. It's about three- quarters bad, actually, but what's left offers some goof-off fun. Read full review
Sports-satire misfire. [31 July 1998, p. 2E] Read full review
Essentially two movies stuck together like chewing gum on a subway platform. One is a dumber-than-dumb teen comedy crammed with farcical sight-gags and raunchy adolescent humor, the other a no-holds-barred satire of professional sports, and the greed, egotism and pomposity surrounding them. Read full review
Starts promisingly as an attack on modern commercialized sports, and then turns into just one more wheezy assembly-line story about slacker dudes vs. rich old guys. Read full review
Exhibits none of the infectious offhand tastelessness of their hit show and all of the insistent overkill of a Mel Brooks joke gone horribly wrong. Read full review
The film degenerates into sophomoric name calling and a brand of insult humor that would embarrass Don Rickles. Read full review
At one point, Michaels expresses his excitement at the outcome of a game. "You're excited?" Costas yells. "Feel these nipples!" If you're old enough to see this movie without a parent or guardian and all that sounds encouraging, this review has failed, and failed badly. Read full review