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Sausage Party Movie Review

Name: Sausage Party Movie Review
Item: Sausage Party
Rating: 4
Author: Smitha Joseph

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Review for the film " Sausage Party"

Streaming On: SonyLIV

Runtime: 01 Hour 29 Minutes

Certificate: A

Released: 22-07-2016

Genre: Animation, Comedy

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CAST & CREW

Jonah Hill

Kristen Wiig

Salma Hayek

Craig Robinson

David Krumholtz

Edward Norton

James Franco

Nick Kroll

Paul Rudd

Evan Goldberg

Seth Rogen

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Producer:

Seth Rogen

Conrad Vernon

Evan Goldberg

Megan Ellison

Director:

Conrad Vernon

Greg Tiernan

Movie Actor:

Conrad Vernon

Craig Robinson

Danny McBride

David Krumholtz

Edward Norton

Michael Cera

Nick Kroll

Paul Rudd

Bill Hader

Seth Rogen

Jonah Hill

James Franco

Movie Actress:

Salma Hayek

Kristen Wiig

Co-Producer:

Pilar Flynn

Executive Producer:

Jonah Hill

Kyle Hunter

David Distenfeld

Ariel Shaffir

James Weaver

Associate Producer:

Alex McAtee

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The Sausage Party was directed by Conard Vernon and Greg Tiernan. The film music is composed by Alen Manken and Christopher Lennertz Christopher Lennertz is an American Music Composer >> Read More... and was and was co-written by Seth Rogen Seth Rogen is a Canadian born actor, comedian, wri >> Read More... , Evan Goldberg Evan Goldberg was born on May 11, 1982. He is a Ca >> Read More... , Kyle Hunter, and Ariel Shaffir. The voice cast of this movie was done by Seth Rogen as Frank, Kristen Wiig as Brenda, Michael Cara as Barry, Johan Hill as Carl, Salma Hayek A standout amongst the most sympathetic performer, >> Read More... as Tressa, Andres Hold as Troy, and Paul Rudd The handsome and charming, Paul Rudd born on 6th A >> Read More... as Daren. The movie was produced by Megan Ellison, Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, and Conard Vernon.

Plot

The film starts in the supermarket, which is home to various food items. The animated food items believe that they wait eagerly to be chosen by the customer to have a blissful afterlife, unaware of the reality of their existence. Humans celebrate grocery items as goods. When a honey mustard jar is returned to the store, the story takes a turn, revealing the sad reality of their lives being consumed by humans. This leaves Frank and Brenda on a mission to find the truth. During the quest, they meet with many other food items, form a group, and face many challenges. The group learned about the dark reality of the great beyond. The end of the movie is marked by the confrontation of the food items with the store manager, who is believed to be God. It becomes chaotic towards the end as the characters start to question their beliefs and discover that they are animated characters and that there is a real world outside the supermarket.

Star Performance

The lead character of the movie is Frank, a hotdog determined to discover and unleash the reality of their existence and the truth about the great beyond; he was in love with Brenda, a bun who was alongside Frank in facing all these challenges. Barry is a deformed sausage who is a part of the group and contributes to facing the challenges. Tressa is a spicy Mexican taco that brings energy and humor to the cast. Douche played the villain role as a hygiene product and played the role of antagonist-seeking revenge on other food items.

Analysis

The movie uses childlike methods to express deeper and darker facts about society. The visuals are colorful and symbolize hope. The movie took unexpected turns, and deeper thematic topics were depicted to raise awareness among people. Overall, dialogue, visuals, and music contribute to the explicit comedy of the movie. The story adopts a unique dynamic by creating a balanced dark comedy and provoking societal issues.

What's There?

Explicit comedy pushes the boundaries of animated comedy.
It depicts deeper issues of religion, existentialism, and societal norms.
It has self-awareness and realization.

What's Not There?

It lacks moral lessons
This film lacks a family theme.

Verdict

Despite the dark and explicit humor of the movie, it did not fail to portray an important message with a unique exploration and touch of self-awareness. The film’s clever blend of humor and social commentary makes it a memorable and boundary-pushing addition to the animated genre.

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