Unfunny Dribble Disguised as An Attempt At Philosophical Adult Humor

Rating: 3/10 (13 January 2017)

Am I offended at the jokes in the movie? No, I often make equally horrible, if not, admittedly, worse jokes. Am I offended by the jabs at religion in this movie hidden in its horribly hidden attempts, or lack thereof, to create a thought-provoking story? No, I'm not particularly religious, and if I were, I would've appreciated a movie that was thought-provoking and made me question what I believe. What offends me is how the movie's premise promised a juxtaposition of thought-provoking commentary and funny adult humor, but I came to find that it completely and utterly fails in both regards.
Sausage Party tried so hard to be funny, with food puns relating to sex peppered throughout that would have been worth a chuckle if they were presented in literally any other manner. The execution was horrid, especially when you consider that the movie promised a fusion of raunchy comedy and profound commentary, but instead provided potentially somewhat-funny jokes ruined by being told akin to an 8 year old who forgot how the punchline was worded.
The supposed attempts at thought-provoking religious commentary reared its head maybe once or twice during 2 minutes total of watchable segments of this atrocity, but were pushed to the back- burner as means to make way for sex jokes and racial stereotypes for particular ethnic food that are not funny in the slightest because, disregarding how these stereotypes have been played to death in adult comedies, there's hardly any joke behind any of it besides "Haha, look, the taco is Mexican. Funny, yeah?"
Absolutely not worth a watch. You'd be better off looking anywhere else for through provoking commentary and/or adult humor.