Remembering ' Team America World Police '

And im sure there are people who solely want the theatrical cuts and people who only want the extended cuts of those films.

 

I saw the heavily censored version in China. I thought it was hilarious that they cut out the sex scene since it is two puppets bumping against each other.

 

I always enjoy it when I see it, least yearly!

 

Whenever we see anything with Matt Damon in, there are always a few "Matt Damon" said in the TAWP way! Love it.

 

I do that as well. Get a lot of strange looks though.

 

How prescient:

"I'm gonna march on Washington
Lead the fight and charge the brigades..."

 

Shame no chance of Team America II.

 

I ALWAYS say his name like that. ALWAYS.

 

There's quiltin' to do.

 

That has me in tears of laughter every time -- everything about the scene, the puppetry, and especially the melodramatic soundtrack music so expertly timed in the scene.

Yes, juvenile offensive movie. And brilliant.

 

Me too lol..

 

Loved the house cats scenes. The house cat separating Danny Glover's torso from his head -- I don't know why but I got -- and still get such a huge kick out of that. All those things work satire on so many levels -- reminding one of the cheap movie effects of the past, giving a tiny bit of horror movie gore with the meat, actually using house cats as pretend panthers...



I think I'm going to have to watch the whole movie again for, I don't know, maybe the sixth time? It has been quite a few years, maybe ten, but funny is funny and I need some funny right about now.

 

If finding TA:WP is wrong... I don't want to be right. I saw it when I was 24 and had very early, rather immature thoughts toward politics and the like.

I appreciated the movie nonetheless and, like someone else said - thought I was going to stroke out on a few scenes. Definitely a movie I'd love to see again for the first time.

 

"Have you ever seen a man eat his own head?"

 

That's the scene that made me laugh the hardest in the entire movie!

 

Thanks for reminding me I've got that on DVD too, must revisit it sometime.

It's been done before, in Bride of Chucky (1998). I found two videos of the scene on Youtube, but as per tube's current policy, they require sign-in. For your protection. What a world we live in now...