It seems that food anthropomorphism rarely appears. After all, food is too common and hard to be cute, so this time Seth simply refused to let them be cute and slapped pornographic jokes. Although this film has all kinds of vulgar jokes, it is still mixed with ridicule of religion and politics, and finally it really starts to be anti-human hahaha, but the film still lacks a lot of things. For example, supermarket goods can be ridiculed according to their prices. The concept of class, and can ridicule the vegetarians who think they don't kill~ The film still has a drug-taking episode, which is indeed produced by Seth. The funniest thing is Gum Hawking hahaha. This is the worst time he has been spoofed, but it is still very fresh to be able to combine Hawking and Terminator. The villain is actually Fu Yanjie. . . In addition, the description of Chinese food in the film is too little and basically does not satirize Chinese food, but when describing the oppression of biscuits on colored food, there is yellow food, but I didn't see what that yellow food was from the beginning to the end. . . . I feel that it is better to let a bag of rice represent Asian food. The film also contains the most common Asian seasoning in European and American supermarkets: soy sauce~ The film also uses less functions in supermarkets, such as allowing food to be mixed with barcodes. Shopping bags, which can then be monitored and alerted to keep customers in the supermarket.
This film has some ups and downs at the end. It was a very pornographic xx party, and then it suddenly sublimated. This is the first time I saw an animation and finally said that I was an animation, but only two main creators were introduced. It made me eat a pound and didn't hear it at all. Haha, unfortunately I didn't introduce sister wiig. Her voice is so recognizable, and her interpretation of the bread beauty feels the most natural and interesting. The music in this film is also good, basically the simulcast of the 1980s hits.
This movie seems to have been sent to the Oscars by Sony. . . you're happy sony
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