Team America World Police Movie In Tamil Dubbed Download
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http://urllio.com/r2g8oThe North American counter-terrorism force Team America attacks a group of terrorists in Paris. Later, the leader of the organization, Spottswoode, invites the famous Broadway actor Gary Johnston to join his world police and work undercover in Cairo, infiltrating a terrorist organization in the hope they will disclose their plan of destroying the world. Team America destroy the cell of terrorists, but then the Panama Canal is attacked by the criminals as a payback. Gary feels responsible for the death of many innocents and leaves the counter-terrorism organization. When the leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Il, joins a group of pacifist actors and actresses with the intention of using weapons of massive destruction, Team America tries to avoid the destruction of the world.
Team America follows an international police force dedicated to maintaining global stability. Learning that power hungry dictator Kim Jong Il (Parker) is out to destroy the world, the team recuits Broadway star Gary Johnston (Parker) to go undercover. With the help of Team America (Stone, Miller, Masasa, Parker, and Norris), Gary manages to slip into an arms dealer's hideout to uncover the plan to destroy the world. Will Team America be able to save the world?
You know you grow up as a kid watching puppets on children's telly and you either laugh at their misfortune or fall in love with its misbehavior, it's all part of the fantasy that kids enjoy to watch. Team America is far from children's television, it's easy to understand why someone might interpret the rubber faced puppets as children's entertainment and if you were to consider the South Park cartoons suitable then you might think again after seeing this. This film really stands out due to the audience it has been targeted towards, I have no doubt the multiplex's will be full of young and adolescent males and females and rightly so. Some particularly funny one liners made this film a joy to watch and as the characters animate themselves on screen credit has to go to the excellent voices provided by Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Kristen Miller among others, a particular favorite character of mine was the Matt Damon puppet. My main quarrel with this film involved the vulgarity to which the film extends itself there are a number of scenes that were perhaps a little unnecessary, like the hero returning to undergo a rather unpleasant sexual act at this point you begin to notice large gaps in the script. It's clear though that the indication of sex between two puppets is ridiculous and the film makers have levied this to their advantage creatively and to very funny effect. My last gripe with the picture is the egotistical story, some of the jokes simply aren't funny because they are directed at the US audience, though in fairness the odd poke at the character floors and the teams demise do make up for this. Gary's vote = 8/10
Just after my school year ended, I saw Team America: World Police. I had heard a lot about how mad it was (from teenagers, of course), for instance: "Adurkadurkastan!" and other such stuff. These praisings seemed to be true after the first 5-10 minutes, when the film had most of the family laughing. I myself was laughing harder than I had in weeks. But then the quality of the comedy slipped until, at the end, Gary, the typical 'tortured hero', had a lengthy, unnecessary and off-putting talk about 'c*****, p****** and a*******'.<br/><br/>The plot revolves around this team of superheroes 'Team America' who supposedly serve to protect humanity from the evils of terrorism, yet ending up ruining everything around them doing so. It's clearly a commentary on Iraq and Afghanistan: it doesn't matter if you screw the country's infrastructure up, just rid the country of evil! This is evident in a scene where they destroy the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower, leaving people shocked and me laughing my head off. Ditto in Egypt, where the Sphinx and Ramses are demolished. After losing a member, Gary, a Broadway actor is enlisted by Team America leader Spostwoode. This is where the quality of the comedy stars to ebb, as Spostwoode says "Gary, suck my c***." Unfortunately, Gary does suck his c*** later on, in a scene which I feel is the worst in the film, partially because it carries homosexual overtones. As for the notorious 'puppet sex' scene, it did bring a brief smile to my face, but that's about it. The 'Pearl Harbor sucks a bit more than I miss you' song was pretty funny, but preludes the c***-sucking scene, reducing its impact. The 'Team America F*** yeah!' song was funny the first time, but was overplayed. I did not expect much wit here, as this was coming from the makers of South Park, but there is one clever acronym: Film Actors Guild, which sounds harmless, but spells FAG.<br/><br/>As for the characters themselves, they are stereotypes. Gary is the angst-ridden hero you've seen a thousand times elsewhere, Lisa is Gary's 'scarred' love interest, Sarah is the weirdo, Chris is the hothead, Joe is the 'wise man', Spotswoode is the suave leader. Of these characters, only Spotswoode garners laughs. As for Chris, I think he is an unlikeable p****, even after he reveals that he got raped. <br/><br/>On a more positive note, the puppetry here is very good; quite unlike anything I've seen in any other film. For instance, they can vomit, bleed and have sex. How you get a puppet to do these things I will never know, but like I said, it's remarkable. The wires are visible, but that's probably meant to a recurring gag, so I'll refrain from criticising it. The 'Adurkadurkastan' line: "It must be those Adurkadurkastanis again" is worth a laugh, and the way that Kim Jong Il is portrayed is funny in parts (like shooting his translator in the head for no reason and being unable to pronounce his l's properly: "Hans Brix" and "I'm so ronery"). The parts where they say: "That's the best acting I've ever seen" is a little funny too.<br/><br/>In the end, like Top Gun, 'Team America: World Police' is worth a look for its technical attributes, the only difference being that whereas Top Gun had excellent cinematography, Team America has excellent puppetry. It's sense of comedy is 'hit-and-miss', unfortunately missing more as the film goes on. If you are an educated cinemagoer looking for 'smart comedy', you shouldn't come anywhere near this, but if you are a teenager, I say watch it.<br/><br/>I'm giving to round my overall mark from two marks, which will give you a clearer view on my overall thoughts on Team America: Technical quality: 5/5 Comedy: 3/5 Overall: 3.5/5 stars (rounded down)
Bottom line: It's hilarious, vicious, offensive, thoroughly profane and a joy to watch, just like you'd expect. Be sure to sit through the end credits for a bonus song from Kim Jong-il to Alec Baldwin.
Basically the only difference is the sex scene between Gary and Lisa. To obtain an R-Rating the infamous puppet sex scene was done in an over the top fashion and then defused to a slightly less offensive version. The Unrated version features the original sequence and runs approx. 40 seconds longer than the theatrical version. a5c7b9f00b