Terribly nauseating film, and not just from the gross-out humor

Rating: 3/10 (15 July 2017)

Even for a movie called "sausage party," it is incredibly nasty. I knew, with no doubt, that this would be, even for a rated-R film, a risqué showing, for obvious reasons, but my god...this is our comedy today? Seth Rogan did okay in "The Interview" and from what I know, that's about it. I do not know where to start, it's just wrong in every single way, the moral (and the way they taught it), the sex scene in the end, the rape scene with the douche and juice box, the lack of logic in the plot, the abundance of (extremely) boring and repetitive sex jokes, most of these jokes in general, the random weed smoking scene, the highly extreme liberal bias (I'm a liberal myself, and I do not appreciate Rogan giving us such a bad rep with this propaganda, nor the one-sided "lesson" that "religion sucks, lets just f*** each other" with this terrible comparison with this plot and actual religion, nor do I like you over-generalizing religious people as all being these brainwashed and ignorant bigots, who you just so happen to not agree with.)
I love offensive humor (guilty pleasure lol), I believe that non-pc humor can be fun to watch or listen to, for there are ways of taking a very sensitive topic and bring the humor out of it, however, in most cases, this movie doesn't do that. There were a few clever jokes I liked ("exterminate the juice" "72 extra virgin olive oil (quoted from the lavash, who of course represents the Muslim/Arab community, I just hope the people who had written that joke is aware that the '72 virgins in paradise is an Islamic belief' myth isn't even mentioned in the Qur'an anywhere. I'd like to hope that they were just making fun of a common stereotype/misconception of Muslims and their belief, but from the movie's message exclaiming that, 'religions are bullcrap' I feel as though these gullible and misinformed writer actually legitimately thought that this is actually a thing that they believe in. Idiots. At least it was funny though, would be more clever if it actually true.)" "baby carrots" "bath salts exposing the fact that the food can talk" and a few others I can't think of) But the rest is predictable, unoriginal, and immature. So instead of laughing, it only pisses you off. Just because a comedy is edgy doesn't mean it's good.