Refreshing,

Rating: 8/10 (27 August 2016)

I enjoyed this movie, it doesn't purports to be something it's not, a very direct "straight to your face" movie which is not afraid to slay certain cultures and criticize them at the same time, as an a Jew and an Israeli I find Seth Rogan's humor towards Jews very funny, loved when the so called "Nazi" Mayonnaise sang about killing the "juice" (Jews) for example and I can testify that the entire crowd in the movie theatre shared the same reply of laughter after this joke.
I loved the way they reprimanded about the Israeli- Palestinian issue, the Israeli is represented by a begal and the Palestinian is represented by a láfa (taboon food), the Israeli was described as a vulnerable pacifist while the Arab was described as an aggressive and arrogant food.
The Mexican tacos and tequilas were expressing their willing to start a new life in another aisle. But most of the criticism were obviously pointed to the American culture of nowadays where the sausage and the bun just can't wait to finally have an intercourse, the bun is very judgmental of her shape and body and always wonder if she is not as pure as she was when she was in the packing.
In summary, I love racial and cultural jokes and that's what I was laughing about in the vast majority of the movie and I can't say that one of the last scenes where the foods, alcoholic beverages and the hygiene products had sexual intercourse didn't leave me traumatized, it took my innocence away.
I enjoyed the movie as it gives you a decent break from reality and life and just let focus on the struggle of the living supermarket products to exist.