Meat Me at This Sausage Fest

Rating: 7/10 (5 November 2016)

Can you imagine this and Food Fight as a double feature? You'd get two times the laughs even though only Sausage Party's were intentional.
While not perfect, sometimes clichéd and relied heavily on swearing to fill in aimless writing zones, this was a hoot and worth the whole trip. Speaking of which, in three days we Phoenicians will find out if we can, in fact, watch this while trippinglegally, anyways.
I digressThe movie was clever for the most part and got progressively funnier until the climaxclimax. Sausage Party basically is an atheist story and yet still promotes personal beliefs. That's mostly hard to do, so well done, guys.
The film's grocery store is filled with fourth dimensional living beings we gods, er humans, refer to as products. They believe once they're selected, and not expired, they'll go to the great beyond and live happily. Well, no. But, they don't know thatthey can't possibly start to doubt their religions
There's much more to the plot as I gave the briefest of synopsizes. Fill in the gaps with multiple subplots, cussing, sexual innuendos, hope and even bun-curious behavior. It's cute, NOT for kids and while it doesn't add much to your life, it's a freaking fun ride that sometimes barely lets up. Totally worth it.
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Final thoughts: I wish I had seen this in theatres. I would probably laugh just as hard seeing the parents leaving abruptly with their children five minutes in as the movie itself. I mean, reallynot all cartoons are for kids. Much like not all adults should bear children.