Team America: World Police

During Gary's regurgitation sequence, he is shown with vomit all over his shirt.

A few seconds later, the vomit is gone, only to reappear seconds later.

Throughout the peace Conference the giant spinning globe behind 'Alec Baldwin' (qv), changes position multiple times.

When we first see Gary taking Lisa's card, there is no nail on his thumb.

Later, right after the song, he is looking at the card again, and you can see a nail on his thumb.

When Gary has quit Team America and then the rest of the team leaves, 'Thomas Jefferson (II)' (qv)'s face opens and 'Theodore Roosevelt' (qv)'s head is already open.

In the next shot it is opening.

When Chris fires on the Korean sub, the number on the bow is 1252.

The sub that fires on Chris has number 1350 on its bow.

However, the next shot shows Chris passing sub #1252 with no damage to its starboard side.

When the terrorist pops up from the fountain and shoots Carson, he squeezes off seven rounds (count the muzzle flashes), but we only hear three shots, the ones that actually hit Carson.

When Gary enters the tavern with the blue door in Cairo we see two hands holding and moving a band member.

After his show at the beginning, Gary looks in the mirror as he remembers what happened to his brother.

His reflection in the mirror shows him smiling, but the expression on his face shows he is sad and has his mouth open slightly.

When Spotswoode first approaches Gary backstage after his musical performance, there is a camera being pointed clearly visible on the right-hand section of the vanity mirror for a few frames.

Multiple references to 9/11 make it clear that this movie is set in the 2000s, but when the world's leaders convene in 'Jong-il Kim' (qv)'s palace, a sign indicates that the country Zaire is present and its representative looks like 'Mobutu Sese Seko' (qv) with his signature leopardskin toque.

Mobutu died in 1997 and Zaire was renamed the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the same year.

When the world leaders meet at 'Jong-il Kim' (qv)'s peace conference the sign above 'Tony Blair (I)' (qv)'s head reads as England.

Tony Blair was Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (which consists of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland), not just England.

During the scene where the team is fighting the Koreans, after Lisa says, "We lost I.

I repeat, we have no I.

E", you can see the reflection of a face in the front window of Joe's helicopter during its head on shot.

When the terrorist pops up from the fountain and shoots Carson in the Paris scene, you can see the Eiffel Tower in the back.

If you look closely, it is the bottom half of the tower which was left standing after it is blown up.

(at around 3 mins) we see the inside of Team Base for the first time.

In this scene, and all later scenes in this location, both male and female characters have black eyeliner.

Outside of Team Base, the characters do not have black eyeliner.

On the "I.

" map, Egypt is shown combined with Sudan.

When Team America is fighting the Film Actor's Guild while trying to get into the peace ceremony, just after Tim Robbins is burned to death, the sound of hands clapping starts before the shot changes back over to the stage.

Crude, offensive, and by all means raunchy- Team America: World Police is not only an incredibly inappropriate puppet comedy- but a very amusing one as well. Trey Parker and Matt Stone of South Park crafted this little flick, and its design is certainly different than anything we have seen in comedy before.

I recall seeing Team America: World Police back in 2006 as part of a 12th Birthday Party being held for a friend of mine at the time. At this same time I was a huge fan of South Park and was curious towards checking out this film as it was made by Matt Stone and Trey Parker.

First off... It's all puppets but it should be required viewing for everyone about the age of 18.

Previously, like four weeks ago, I had to revisit one of my all-time favorite comedies, because, well, it felt so relevant all over again. So much so, that the term – and thank God for this – "World Police" was thrown around the media relentlessly in regards to…Syria.

Broadway actor Gary Johnston is selected for a covert mission by Spottiswoode who is the head of a counter-terrorist organisation AKA Team America. Spottiswoode selects Johnston as he believes that Johnston's excellent acting skills will be a key asset to his organisation in helping to uncover information about a planned terrorist attack which is being orchestrated in Cairo.

This is probably the funniest movie I've ever seen and I wouldn't be surprised if it was the funniest ever made. The movie is done with puppets.

I didn't buy the first blu-ray due to no unrated cut. I would have settled for the cut scenes as special features.

I had a clue with Orgazmo, and now I have confirmation: the guys who made these 2 movies are lame. They only dare the easy things, things they know there are enough people out there whom it will appeal to, at least in one generation in one country.

As "Team America: World Police" (2004 release 98 min.) opens, we are in "Paris, France, 3,630 miles east of America", and a group of Arab terrorists is about to get away with WMD.