Asian Speekee Engrish: Kim Jong Il's Villain Song "I'm so Ronery".The North Korean MiG pilots scream "KAMSAHAMNIDA!" while exploding.The Panamanian people just say "no me gusta" while dying.The French are pretty much only saying "frère Jacques" over and over again, even when running away in fear.One of the streets in Cairo is named "Bakalakadaka." The terrorists' home country is called Durkadurkistan. The "Islamic" terrorists' vocabulary consists of: durka, durk, ha, sherpa, Allah, Muhammad, and jihad, and is simplistic enough to be spelled out in captions instead of just labeled as "gibberish" like the rest.
Everyone who isn't American has their language butchered. As Long as It Sounds Foreign: Parodied mercilessly.Anvilicious: Played for Laughs in-universe with the Show Within a Show, Lease, a parody of RENT that builds itself around making the HIV/AIDS aspect of Rent's storyline feel significantly less subtle.Gary even admits that "pussies" need someone to call them out whenever they go too far. Anti-Hero: Team America are Unscrupulous Heroes, causing large amounts of property damage on their missions and using lethal force on everyone in their way.Word of God compares it to cops being hated for making life difficult for normal people, but they are needed to keep the real criminals in line. Team America is violent, stupid and dangerous, but the people who protest their actions in favor of diplomacy and peace are helpless without them before the likes of Kim Jong Il, who are violent and just cannot be reasoned with.
#HATRED COPTER LYRICS MOVIE#
An Aesop: The whole point of the movie is to contrast what the film presents as pussies, dicks, and assholes. American Title: Of the subversive variety. All Love Is Unrequited: Joe has the hots for Sarah, who has the hots for Gary, who has the hots for Lisa, who initially refused to date a coworker after her previous fiancee was Killed In Action. Affectionate Parody: Parker and Stone got the idea when they saw Thunderbirds in rerun for the first time, and learned that the Thunderbirds movie would not be using puppets. In the film, he can only say his own name. While by all indications a pretty thoughtful guy in real life, the puppet of him "came out looking retarded" in the manufacturing process per Trey Parker and Matt Stone's words, so they changed his personality to fit. Adaptational Dumbass: Played for laughs with Matt Damon. Action Girl: Sarah and Lisa, especially the former. 10-Minute Retirement: Gary after the retaliatory attack on the Panama Canal, which he blames himself for. The idea was that the script of either movie was silly enough, and the movie would only improve if it was being filmed with Supermarionation. The script for this film was actually Plan B from Trey Parker and Matt Stone in making a marionette movie - there were apparently a bunch of other ideas they tried (see the Trivia tab), and one of them was to remake either Armageddon (1998) or The Day After Tomorrow with puppets. Its cartoonish qualities also let it turn up the sex and violence because, hey, they're puppets! The reduced scale allowed different shots and large scenes on the cheap. Notable for using Thunderbirds-style marionettes and miniatures for visuals. He is also encouraging the Film Actors Guild (led by Alec Baldwin) to shut down Team America and its ultra violent antics. Unbeknownst to our heroes, North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Il is secretly funding and arming the terrorists. The leader, Spottswoode, wants him to go undercover to discover the next terrorist plot, dubbed "9/11 times a hundred" (91,100). Gary Johnston is a skilled actor who joins Team America, a group of five counterterrorists whose preferred method involves Stuff Blowing Up. foreign policy and the war on terror, the action films of Michael Bay, liberal Hollywood actors, and everyone else for that matter. Team America: World Police is a 2004 American satirical action comedy film produced and written by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the guys who made South Park, and directed by Parker, who used (cheap) marionettes to lampoon U.S.
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