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aicn exclusive! moriarty visits matt & trey on the team america set! f*#k, yeah!!
hi, everyone. "moriarty" here with some rumblings from the lab...
trey parker is the new jim henson?
i certainly heard that name evoked several times on monday as i toured the culver city warehouse where i got a chance to see some of the craziest sets i’ve seen in my entire 14 years of living in los angeles. every single person working on the picture seems to be amazed at what paramount and scott rudin are allowing them to get away with, and they also seem to genuinely adore the atmosphere that matt stone and trey parker have created.
having seen a little bit of the movie and having heard now about the origins of it and their goals for it, i can see why everyone’s having such a good time, and i’m willing to bet audiences will feel the exact same way when team america: world police hits the screen.
this whole lunatic endeavor started about two years ago. matt and trey were watching tv, flipping through channels, when they came across a thunderbirds rerun. trey, in particular, seemed hypnotized by what they were watching.
”dude... what the fuck is this?”
”it’s thunderbirds.”

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"i'm so ronery": sung by kim jong-il when he feels everyone else is incompetent.
"montage": sung when gary is training with spotswoode. the song is a stylistic parody of "push it to the limit" by paul engemann, "hearts on fire" by john cafferty (rocky iv soundtrack) — the song even features the line 'even rocky had a montage' — and "holding out for a hero" by bonnie tyler, songs famed for appearances in '80s films. a slightly different version of the song was featured in the 6th season south park episode "asspen."
"north korean medley": gibberish song used to distract the group of people in kim jong-il's large mansion before alec baldwin's speech. a parody of north korean pop music by artists such as the pochonbo electronic ensemble and mansudae art troupe, which generally extols the virtues of kim jong-il and his father kim il-sung; kim jong-il's name is repeated over and over.
"the end of an act": played after gary quits team america and gets drunk. a ballad which poses the question,"why does michael bay get to keep on making movies?" it's a love song featuring the refrain "pearl harbor sucked, and i miss you". this song's lyrics and musical style are parodies of love ballads commonly written for action films that the film satirizes, such as "i don't want to miss a thing" by aerosmith which appeared on the armageddon soundtrack and "take my breath away" by berlin which appeared on the top gun soundtrack.
"everyone has aids", sung by gary in the broadway musical lease (a parody of rent).
the song played while the team is debriefing and partying is steppenwolf's "magic carpet ride"
the song playing when the team walks through kim jong-il's palace is tomoyasu hotei's "battle without honor or humanity", which was also featured in kill bill.
there is also a bonus song sung by kim jong-il named "you are worthress arec barwin" during the end credits of the film. the song provides some explanation of the film's ending sequence and kim's motivation for blowing up the entire world/killing all of humanity.

team america: world police is a 2004 comedy film written by trey parker, matt stone, and pam brady and directed by parker, all of whom are also known for the popular animated series south park. the film is a parody of big-budget action films and their associated clichés and stereotypes, the 2003 invasion of iraq and the resulting war, with particular humorous emphasis on the global implications of american politics. the title of the film itself is derived from domestic and international political criticisms that the u.s. frequently and unilaterally tries to "police the world".
the film features a cast composed of marionettes (except for two live cats, two nurse sharks, a cockroach, and a man dressed as a giant statue of kim jong-il). team america focuses on a fictional team of political paramilitary policemen known as "team america: world police," who attempt to save the world from a violent terrorist plot led by kim jong-il. the film was primarily inspired by thunderbirds, a popular british tv show created by gerry and sylvia anderson which also featured an all-marionette cast, though stone and parker were not fans of the show.[1]
the film was released in the united states on october 15, 2004 and received mostly positive reviews. the film was released on dvd in the united states on may 17, 2005, available in both r-rated and unrated versions. since the film's release, it has made about $51 million worldwide.

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team america: world police is a 2004 comedy film written by trey parker, matt stone, and pam brady and directed by parker, all of whom are also known for the popular animated series south park. the film is a parody of big-budget action films and their associated clichés and stereotypes, the 2003 invasion of iraq and the resulting war, with particular humorous emphasis on the global implications of american politics. the title of the film itself is derived from domestic and international political criticisms that the u.s. frequently and unilaterally tries to "police the world".
the film features a cast composed of marionettes (except for two live cats, two nurse sharks, a cockroach, and a man dressed as a giant statue of kim jong-il). team america focuses on a fictional team of political paramilitary policemen known as "team america: world police," who attempt to save the world from a violent terrorist plot led by kim jong-il. the film was primarily inspired by thunderbirds, a popular british tv show created by gerry and sylvia anderson which also featured an all-marionette cast, though stone and parker were not fans of the show.[1]
the film was released in the united states on october 15, 2004 and received mostly positive reviews. the film was released on dvd in the united states on may 17, 2005, available in both r-rated and unrated versions. since the film's release, it has made about $51 million worldwide.

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