Though Slow Moving, a Bizarre Plot makes it a Winner,

Rating: 7/10 (10 September 2016)

Sausage Party is a good movie with a reasonably well developed plot and a terrific voice cast. It is a very strange movie, without a doubt the weirdest one you will see all year, as we follow a group of talking food in a super market who soon learn the truth about their existence, it certainly was special to see an R rated animated film.
The cast is the highlight for me, Seth Rogen and Kristen Wiig shine in the lead roles, there is some great, unrecognizable, voice work done by the likes of Edward Norton, Bill Hader, Nick Kroll and Jamee Franco.
The film was, on the other hand, very slow moving, it is mainly set in the supermarket, which can make it feel a bit tiresome, and it tends to go back over the same points over and over again.
It should have been more outlandish, the only scenes that truly deliver the absurdity you would expect was the musical number and the scene at the end, other than that it a bit flat. The humour relied too heavily on sex and drugs, it should put more emphasise on parodying animated Disney films, something that Rogen said the film would do, although the only thing that really did so was the song.
I do feel that this film's success will bringer better projects now that people can see that it is profitable, there is a sequel set up at the end with a plot line that is very meta and exciting, I look forward to seeing what Rogen has up his sleeves. It is more flawed than I would have hoped, but Sausage Party is wildly funny and unlike any other movie, worth the watch if you are looking for a good comedy.
A group of food in a supermarket, waiting to be chosen by the Gods, soon discover the shocking truth of their existence.