Trey Parker's Controversial Marionette Film in 2004 "Tim America: World Police" is a fraud of many things. Most importantly, it is satire of the administration of George W. Bush, an administration that was too eager to start wars around the world, to set up the United States as yes, the world police. However, as much as "Team America" is Michael Bay's deception and his tendencies to destroy outton, Ingoism and the military fetish. Indeed, Michael Bay was called by name in the song "The End of the Release", which wrote the songwriter Parker, "I miss you more than Michael Bay missed the sign when he made" Pearl Harbor ".

"Team America" also aims to have OKE entertained by the late North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il, turning it into a cartoon villain, such as the film "Jameseims Bond", and members ready for Tim America's violence ending. However, frustrating, Parker's film is also a lamp of American celebrities who are experiencing the opinion of world politics. Indeed, Team America is just as disturbed by Alec Baldwin (expressed by Actor Futurama Morris Lamarche) such as Kim Jong-il. Baldwin runs staff to Hollywood activists - the guild of the movie actors, get that? - who used his fame to hear on the political scene. Celebrities are shown as one -sided stupid and cowardly. Tim America, while ridiculous in its reluctance to slap, is also frustrating because it seems to have no point of view. He hates everything he sees.

A celebrity who particularly takes on the chin is particularly difficult Matt Damon (expressed by Parker). This version of Damon, one of the guild members, is like a beautiful, idiotic Pokémon, can only use his name. Why choose especially Damon? Who can say?

Back in 2016, Real Life Damon conducted an Reddit sessionwhich allowed a fan to ask Matt Damon of Tim America about outcry. Damon really saw "Tim America", but he had no answers. He was just as confused as the rest of us.

Asked by Tim America, Damon admitted that something may be missing. He knew that Parker and his co-writer Matt Stone were laminating the idea of a celebrity, the way the public was looking at certain actors. Damon felt that he might have a public figure he just didn't know, writing:

"I was always kind of confused by" America ". I think because it is difficult for us to understand what our pictures are in the public, I think we are not good judges. At that moment, I was just like, "I'm a screenwriter and actor, and how really?

It seemed a little silent. However, he rushed to add that Matt Stone and Trey Parker were geniuses, a term that he did not use easily. He also noted that he is on the right side of history. "Team America" equates Hollywood activists with dictators and showed that actors and singers, by the end of the film, parrot the same rhetoric as Kim Jong-il. Damon continued:

"I think they are absolute geniuses, and what they have done is wonderful and I am a big fan of theirs, but I never understood that one.

Damon has always been open to his political views, usually loudly supporting democratic political candidates. He may have been confused by his play in "Tim America", but he remained stable.