Low brow comedy that's actually about questioning faith
I remember seeing this in the theater and I was not ready for it. They instantly introduced you to what the movie is going to be like in the opening song which includes cursing, Nazi jokes and hot dogs and buns talking about having sex after they’re bought by a customer. I should’ve known this was going to be some low brow humor since Seth Rogan is one of the main voices. The gist of the movie is that a sausage/Seth Rogen, a bun/KristinWiig, a bagel/Edward Norton and some lavash/David Krumholtz explore their grocery store after they escape their shelves. It actually is really funny because it’s so over the top. Not only that but the theme of the movie is questioning faith and beliefs. Yes a movie with a bunch of food cursing and talking about sex turns out to be dispelling religion. All the products were told a myth about what happens to them when they’re bought but Rogan and company want to find the truth.
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