So I just finished the new south park movie and I didn't think it was that good. It's not a bad movie by any means, just not one I wanna ever watch again. It was exactly how I thought it was gonna be from the moment I saw the trailer. I liked the stuff with the kids but hated Randy so much. I have no idea why he has a b plot in every paramount movie that takes up more runtime than the a plot, and it really ruins it for me. I think that the movie starts out good with the theme song remix, and the butters stuff because butters is the best character. That being said, I also liked the ending even if it was a bit too violent, I'm not against violence in movies but lots of the time South Park takes the violence too far (OH GEE I GOT OFFENDED BY A SHOW THAT WARNS ME I'M GONNA GET OFFENDED AT THE START OF EVERY EPISODE), oops I got sidetracked, but a good ten minutes compared to the other 40 minutes isn't a good thing. The movie isn't as bad as not suitable for children, but I can't decide whether it's worse or better than streaming wars. I'm gonna say better because streaming wars is 1 hour 40 minutes long (because it's a 2 parter) while this one is only 50 minutes. Also, the movie isn't very funny, but don't get me wrong, it has some very funny parts (butters song) but there few and far between. Also I know I've said this already, but I really just hate Randy recently? Don't get me wrong, I really like Randy as a SECONDARY character that's the main character of an episode every 2-3 seasons (because South Park seasons are 6 episodes long + 2 movies, and I don't like Randy now because he has more screen time then the actual kids, THE MAIN CHARACTERS OF THE SHOW. All this extra Randy screen time really shows how paper thin of a character he is, because he's just a Peter Griffin character but not as dumb. For example, Randy's *b* plot of the episode is that he starts doing weight loss drugs with other women to try and get with them and have an affair, but then he becomes really addicted to them and doesn't care about the other women anymore, just the drugs, so he and the women go to the place in India where they make the drugs, and kill all the people in a way too overly violent scene that is very hard to watch because the workers did NOTHING to deserve it, and Randy does learn his lesson at the end about the drugs but not the women, and he says the only GOOD drugs you should do is weed, now I'm not against drugs, and don't care if people do them, but that is just a STUPID moral. I also watch South Park because it's something different in adult animation, and isn't just a middle class family's wAcKy misadventures (probably because I binged 14 seasons of Family Guy), and South Park doesn't get that bad like Family Guy, just decreases a bit in quality. South Park shows that it can still be really good if it try's, with Panderverse and Post Covid, but Matt and Trey (creators) just don't try hard often but I can't blame them, because unlike with The Simpsons and Family Guy where the creators don't even bother making it, just doing the voices, Matt and Trey have been working on South Park for 27 YEARS NOW, pretty much 1/4 of a century! And not like with other shows that got bad when the creators left, South Park only had a drop in quality, which doesn't always apply, because of post COVID. I would say the same thing about Panderverse, but the *b* plot that takes up more time than the *a* plot of that one is dumb. Post Covid is my second favourite episode of the whole show (behind Bigger, Longer and Uncut) even though it only came out a few years ago! I know I got very off track there, but in conclusion, this movie is pretty mediocre, and has more parts that aren't that good with little actually good bits, and feels more like an extended episode than a movie. So here is my ranking of the movies so far from worst to best: 6. Not Suitable for Children, 5. Streaming Wars, 4. The End of Obesity, 3. Joining the Panderverse, 2. Post Covid, 1. Bigger Longer and Uncut. I would only recommend this movie if you were a big South Park fan like me, in which you would probably have already watched it.