BASEketball Movie Review

BASEketball is a 1998 Matt Stone & Trey Parker film that is a lot better than one would think and one should watch at least once.

The movie follows two friends as they create a new sport, Baseketball, a combination of basketball and baseball. As the sport goes pro, they try to win the championship.
Now if you know anything about Matt Stone, & Trey Parker, then you know what you are in for. As the creators of South Parker, they have done a great job at creating a comedy in their early years.
Is this a perfect film? Hell no. Is it a ton of fun? Hell yes! most of the jokes land, and there are some real laugh out loud moments in this film.
I would recommend watching Baseketball with a friend or a small group of friends, as this is one of those movies that gets better with more people watching it. If you and your friends feel like watching a comedy, or a sports movie, then this one is worth seeing.
One of my friends and I recently played the game on a trip that we went on, and it's actually pretty darn fun.
This is definitely one of those movies that you should see at least once, especially if you are a fan of South Park.

final score: 3.5/5

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