Personally funny, ruined by excessive South Park-Esq language and food puns.

Rating: 7/10 (28 May 2017)

Sausage Party was something I wanted to see for a long time; an R-rated computer animated (CGI) movie. It involves food products in a supermarket who believe that they are taken by "Gods" (human beings, shoppers) to the "Great Beyond" (which is paradise for them).
A sausage named Frank is in love with a bun named Brenda, they (along with friends, quirky Carl and the small and short Barry) are taken to the "Great Beyond" by a woman named Camille Toh... but a returned Honey Mustard warns the disbelieving foods (with the exception of Frank) that the Great Beyond is not what they believe it to be. This culminates in Frank failing to save the suicidal Honey Mustard and him, Brenda, and a few other foods falling out of the cart. What goes on from here is strange, intense, and on the occasion funny.
The ending... I don't want to get into the ending.
The movie is admittedly funny as I do laugh at some of the jokes here and there and the kitchen scene in which the remaining shopping cart foods are most certainly screwed. But the excessive swearing (the first couple of lines remind me of the beginning of South Park's first episode, which is a bad thing mind you) and lame food puns ruin the comedy for me and the plot could've been amazing if Frank and Brenda were with Barry on the way to the house or otherwise.
The movie is okay and great, but it could've been improved with less language and more mature themes. The ending was also weird, disgusting, and strange but I can't really criticise it.