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Rating: 9/10 (17 February 2020)

This movie really took food to a different level. I really appreciate this, because my own personal beliefs have dictated that everything has a living space within our lives. This movie elaborated on that, in the essence that, all of what we do and think and feel within a supermarket is within a grasp of reality that is not easily obtained by sheer logistic measure. I'm not saying that things in the supermarket are alive or dead. But what I am saying, from a consumer point of view, is that we are all much better off with our ability to just grab and go then we might realize. This cartoon is original, and you haven't seen anything like it before. It contains adult context and the ability to entertain at the same time. Was it meant to be a movie on your shelf? No, but it was meant to appeal to you as an adult. Children should not watch this movie, and you should make it your mission to make sure that they don't! This was made for us, as adults, by an adult, who is a stoner, and literally appeals to over 28 of the 50 states in America. I thought it was hilarious, I thought it was original, I thought it was really bending the ideas of reality through pure artistic expression through the staircase that is "adulthood," and that expression might have been very "adult" at the time, but it mimics our captivity as adults in life as we know it; Constantly struggling to find comfort in the situation at hand-as is "Life."