Life is like a box of hot dogs

Rating: 7/10 (28 October 2016)

'Life is a supermarket, we are the items within'. You get this notion immediately from the opening scenes. The whole film is based on that premise. I'll leave the rest for the movie to tell.
First off, I have to admit I would have loved this film if I had watched it at 15 (am 30)...the humour is juvenile and explicitly vulgar and caters best to a teenage audience. However, I can appreciate that humour even though I am way past it. Some vulgarity was hilarious, but some moments were overdone and stretched out too long. That was my only (personal) gripe about the film.
That being said, I appreciate that the movie tried to address numerous issues (sex and sexuality, patriarchy, religion & religious conflict, the afterlife, politics) and some moments were incredibly smart and funny. And I do like the writers' outlook on life.
I'm sure many will use the movie's vulgarity to bash it but I thought the writers did a good job, and to be fair we knew they were making a vulgar film (the name alone says it all). I'd probably see it again in time. I'd recommend you see this if you're looking for a fun film to watch with the guys, in a sausage party of your own.