The mimicry of children’s movies is explicit. The animated film is stocked with an incredible cast of voices including Bill Hader, Kristen Wiig, Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, Nick Kroll, Paul Rudd and Edward Norton. Never before have cute animated characters been able to scream the “F” word and contemplate their existence within a world of dark comedy. Sausage Party is actually the first R-rated CG animated movie, which is probably why the twist ending of the trailer is so shocking. The foods quickly realize that their heaven is actually a nightmarish hell where they will be eaten alive. I can’t think about it too much before the potato is screaming bloody murder as the woman peels off his skin. The mother lifts an adorable potato over the sink he cheers and proudly and declares to the other foods he is “the first to enter eternity.” This line gives more insight into the fascinating concept of this food religion. I quickly remember that these hot dogs also have faces and that this is not a documentary. For some reason, each hot dog is just hanging out on the counter out of the package, which isn’t really how anyone handles an entire package of hot dogs. The foods reach the house and collectively cheer as they leave the confines of their packaging. An animated hot dog and an animated bun, looking like the cutest genital representations you have ever seen, rejoice in the fact that “the gods put packages together.” The obvious sexual double entendre is almost overshadowed by the question: Is this trailer implying that foods believe in God and that this God is a human? Things begin to take a turn around the 30-second mark. Their animated faces have comically big smiles and eyes that are especially cartoonish and happy.
A happy suburban mom chirps away her grocery list while perky food items including hot dogs, potatoes and lettuce heads rejoice from the grocery cart at their luck in being picked to leave the store.
Still, I'm definitely interested and hoping these guys get it off the ground sooner than later.JR JR’s “Gone” plays an upbeat melody as colorful animation brings a supermarket to life.
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Sounds unique and potentially hilarious (plenty of double-entendre dick jokes I'm sure), but getting a hard R-rated animated movie isn't going to be an easy task, especially when you don't have an established name like "South Park" in the title. And they get lost and they need to get back to they’re aisle before the Fourth of July starts. In talking to Screenrant, Rogen revealed, "It’s a Rated-R, super dirty, mockery of a Pixar movie about sausages in a supermarket that need to get back to their aisle before the fourth of July." Goldberg gave a little but more away in his description at CinemaBlend, "It’s about sausages, hot dogs, and their whole goal is to get purchased. Now whilst promoting The Green Hornet, Goldberg and Rogen have given up some simple plot details, and this sounds like it's going to be a weird comedy. Then later Jonah Hill, who was said to be part of the project as well, said himself it would be an aggressive, hard R-rated animated flick. Aliens) and Mark Osborne ( Kung Fu Panda). At the time no plot details were revealed, but Goldberg said the project would be a computer animated film and involved directors Conrad Vernon ( Monsters vs. Last summer, some vague news surfaced when The Playlist learned about a new animated film called Sausage Party from Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen.
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