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Trey and Matt skewered the Occupy Wall Street movement on Wednesday, then switched gears and delved into the mind of a doll-loving psychopath.
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Matt Stone, along with Trey Parker, are geniuses. Their simplistic animation style seems amateurish, but it is one of the most efficient methods of animation out today. Considering that they create an episode of their legendary show, "South Park" in six days start-to-finish is astonishing and shows their work ethic and love for the show.
As I said, Matt Stone is one of the few great comic minds in the US today. It all started in a film school in Colorado, where he, along with Trey Parker, made numerous different comical short films, using only construction paper. The inspiration for "South Park" began with a Christmas card they made called "The Joy of Christmas" and that was where the legacy began. They went on to produce the award winning Comedy Central TV show, and movie, still running on it's fourteenth season (they are signed on for 15). The show its self is oure comic genius, but the guys themselves are amazing. Aside from South Park, he (all along with Trey Parker) produduced and directed the movies "Orgazmo" and "Team America: World Police". He (they) also acted in the movie "Basketball" witch was the only movie they were in that he (they) did not direct my himself (themselves). His intereviews are hilarious to watch, as are the introductions to the earlier South Park episodes (not shown on the TV version, but you can see them online or if you purchase the first two seasons). He has a talent for exploiting things in daily life, and making light of them and showing them for what they really are. I hope there is plenty more of his work to come.
I remember when I watched South Park on Comdey Central, I always tought that Matt did all the voices and Trey just do all the animations before I even saw the credits.
I'll bet that Matt did like lots of characters voice in every months and gets really exhausted after doing it, too. Trey also gets to do every voice in almost episodes because I can tell which character are done by the creators. Matt is Jewish like Kyle and I'll think it's really awesome to do an Jewish kid on a animated show even I know that Matt sometimes well do a Jewish episodes about that like ( Jewbille) and ( Passion of the Jew) mostly done by Trey Parker.
I know that Matt do some characters voices like:
Kyle Broflovski
Kenny MCcormick
Pip
Butters Stotch
Kyle's dad
Ned and lots of more that I can't even think of.
I love how they mix it up like when they wore dresses to the Oscars, and the actors got all mad, like their little event was so important. Matt seems like the goofier of the two, maybe because of some of his roles like Orgasmo and Basketball, but it mixes well. It might just be the hair who knows. I like how they aren't typical hollywood sellouts, and the fact they make fun of those who are. Matt & Trey are comedic geniouses in alot of the things that they think up. I think he could make these clever movies and TV episodes for another 30 years before running out of things to make fun of or people to mock. People give him ammo every day it seems. I think he is really good at what he does, and I hope he continues to make funny TV and movies for many more years.
Matt is awsome! Along with Trey, he has created South Park, South Park: BLU, Team America, and other things! All of his stuff is funny and great. I love The Spirit of Christmas. In his own was (and in his own head), he's a genius!
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