The South Park Cinematic Universe

Despite being most well known for creating South Park, Matt Stone and Trey Parker have actually made and starred in a bunch of films over the years, so let's take a look at The South Park Creators' Other Movies!

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0:00 Matt Stone and Trey Parker
4:13 Cannibal! The Musical!
10:28 Orgazmo
15:15 BASEketball
19:27 Team America: World Police

[LSMark]

Have you seen any of these movies, if so what'd ya think 🤔

[LukeTheNotSoFunnyCheetoMan]

Heres an extra fun fact about Trey Parker: Trey Parker voiced the villain in Despicable me 3 so his daughter could watch something appropriate with him in it

[papifuego]

Baseketball is such a guilty pleasure. Its so stupid. That line “i swear if you guys rip on me 13 or 14 more time’s im out of here” gets me every single time

[Harrymation-productions]

Fun fact: the plot point of Gerald being a troll in South Park season 20 originated from an idea trey and Matt had for a movie or musical about a normal man being a troll in secret. I’d honestly like to see the idea revisited someday, has a lot of potential as a movie.

[Nerdtendo]

Still crazy how “American, Fuck Yeah” went from a parody of American Pride to be known as an American Classic

[TheDigitalApple]

Team America is probably the closest to making a South Park product featuring the same satire, comedy and celebrity ribbin’ while at the same not being a South Park product.

[ratchetxtreme]

I love the fact that Team America came out the same year as the live action thunderbirds, and feels more like a more faithful adaptation to the series than movie ever was.

[Bloomser]

I’ve been sitting on making this video for a year and a half damnit Mark

[bullahboi]

From Mormon musicals to owing a restaurant to a weed company to Kendrick Lamar what a career. Also I like how Matt Stone's character in Cannibal has the same hat as Kyle his most prominent role in South Park.

[SpunkMcKullins]

Mark mentioned that he wonders what a South Park fan stumbling across these films would think, and I found them all about 15 years ago and loved all of them.

Also fun fact: In Bigger, Longer, and Uncut, Kenny's heart is accidentally replaced with a baked potato. This is another reference to Cannibal, where the song mentioned with the ending jingle has the lyrics "my heart's as full as a baked potato."

[TDUShelby]

Additional fact, in case anyone wanted to know.
Team America's score was produced by Harry Gregson Williams. While he's produced a lot of music for a lot of films, he also produced the music for Metal Gear Solid 2 through Ground Zeroes.
So, yes. the Snake Eater theme was scored by the same guy as Team America.

[KingoftheBashful]

Team America is one of my favorite comedy films of all time. I love how unfiltered and unhinged the jokes are, and I don't even need to mention how iconic "America, Fuck Yeah" is as a theme song.

[Rama_lama_dingdng]

Kendrick Lamar is now apart of the LSMark canon. Let that sink in, pun intended

[BQuanchi]

One thing I took away from Team America is that it took me the longest time to realize that the musical "Lease" was a parody of the real-life musical "Rent", which explains all the AIDS...

[CaptainCat]

I remember when I first watched Team America with my dad. When My dad told me that it was made by the creators of South Park, it just made sense.

[Adog]

Can’t wait for the one with Kendrick Lamar 😂😂

[wstine]

Of their non-South Park movies, BASEKET-BALL and TEAM AMERICA: WORLD POLICE were my favorites.

[Moviemakers]

Fun fact the opening shot with the fake smaller puppets legit had a executive pissed saying they fucked us only to reveal the budget was spent and not wasted

[Ubritoons]

To answer your question on the airplane “Braniff” company logo, I believe that stopped showing up on the show by mid-season 10 (aside from its first two episodes).

Braniff was eventually folded into the very short lived Parker-Stone productions, and then two years later into SP’s current day production studio South Park Studios.

[Gauntlet]

Legend has it, the 'Indian' chief actually is the owner of a sushi restaurant Trey liked. Trey asked him if he wanted to be in the movies because he figured they'd get free food out of it.