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In the irreverent animated comedy South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, the fourth-grade boys Cartman, Kyle, Stan, and Kenny find themselves at the center of a bizarre international conflict when they become infatuated with the off-color humor of Canadian celebrities Terrance and Philip. The duo's R-rated film, "Asses of Fire," has just been released, and its raunchy content leaves an indelible mark on the impressionable young minds. As the boys' parents and other adults in South Park become increasingly outraged by their exposure to such mature themes, they inadvertently spark a chain reaction that culminates in a full-blown war between the United States and Canada. The government, convinced that Terrance and Philip's irreverent humor has corrupted America's youth, decides to take military action against its northern neighbor. Stan Marsh, the show's reluctant hero, finds himself at odds with his own parents and friends as they become more and more entrenched in their respective patriotic fervor. As tensions escalate, Cartman's selfishness, Kyle's skepticism, Kenny's quiet determination, and Stan's conflicted sense of loyalty drive the plot forward. Meanwhile, the boys' misadventures are intercut with a series of musical numbers featuring Terrance and Philip, as well as a subplot involving Saddam Hussein, who seeks to exploit the situation for his own nefarious purposes. The film's climax brings together an assortment of wacky characters, from the Canadian Mounties to the United States military, in a chaotic display of firepower and general mayhem. Throughout its over-the-top antics, South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut maintains its trademark irreverence, poking fun at everything from government propaganda to celebrity culture. With its biting satire, clever pop culture references, and outrageous humor, the film has become a cult classic and a staple of modern animation.

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