Team America: Building the World

A satirical action-comedy puppet film that follows the elite international police force 'Team America' as they battle global terrorism. When a renowned Broadway actor is coerced into becoming a double agent, Team America must confront not only the terrorists but also their own destructive tendencies and the misguided idealism of Hollywood celebrities who interfere with their missions.

Team America: World Police received mixed to positive reviews from critics, who often acknowledged its audacious satire and unique visual style, while some found its humor overly abrasive or its political commentary heavy-handed. Audiences were generally more divided, with some appreciating its sharp wit and others put off by its controversial content.

• Praised for its daring and often hilarious satirical take on American foreign policy and Hollywood.

• Criticized by some for its boundary-pushing humor, which was considered by some to be excessively crude or offensive.

• The innovative use of marionettes for adult-themed comedy was a distinctive feature that garnered attention.

Google audience: Google users largely approved of the film, appreciating its bold satire and unique comedic approach. Many found the film to be genuinely funny and thought-provoking, even if its humor was sometimes provocative.

The film's extensive use of marionettes required a dedicated team of puppeteers, some of whom had experience working on 'The Muppet Show'.