South Park: The Streaming Wars
” Cartman's battle of wills with his mum takes center stage amidst an epic conflict threatening South Park. ”
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South Park: The Streaming Wars (2022)
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Third movie of a 14-production agreement between 'South Park' creators and Paramount+, 'South Park: The Streaming Wars' shows that the wild group of friends has no problem speaking some truths - even if it directly affects the platform that broadcasts these productions. Here, as the name itself says, the creators put the friends in the middle of a war that could put 'South Park' itself at risk. Meanwhile, Eric Cartman confronts his mother in a battle of wills. Typical 'South Park' production, which will certainly please fans of the franchise and, going a bit further, find space in those who like humor about contemporary facts, in tirades that bring funny observations about the world around.
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Cartman locks horns with his mum in a battle of wills while an epic conflict unfolds and threatens South Park's very existence.
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South Park: The Streaming Wars - Part 2
If you're already a fan of this famous series, you'll be pleased to know that for this continuation, the iconic and outrageous characters of 'South Park' return with new and crazy adventures. The satire of 'South Park: The Streaming Wars - Part 2' appeals to the nostalgia of older fans, from the show's early years on television. However, it can also be a great entry point for those who have never enjoyed these characters, but want to spend time with funny jokes about contemporary events.
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