We seem to be accustomed to seeing the comedy in which human beings as the main body struggle and finally win. This flip makes people undoubtedly uncomfortable. As far as the background of the movie is concerned, human beings play the so-called "God", and food is more like livestock to be slaughtered. The food is shrouded in lies and deceived, and yearns for the "great distance" of death. As far as the plot is concerned, this is a process of discovering the truth. It is bound to go through hardships and the mistrust of others around you, and endure the loneliness of a person. Even if the truth is discovered, you have to face all kinds of guesses and doubts. We can see the author's understanding and disdain for the narrow prejudice of race and nationality in the setting of the characters, as well as the dual attitude of praise and depreciation of the high degree of openness to sex. Of course, God and the great distance obviously refer to Religion and government lies deceived. In addition, there is no shortage of movies that describe people from the first perspective of food. Whether it is a sexy and dirty woman, or an otaku who is "sober" by taking drugs, it is full of ridicule to human beings. At the end of the movie, the food that wins and defeats the "evil" human beings puts down all prejudices and goes on a sexual orgy, which in my opinion shows two things: evil and justice are relative concepts; sex is to give up all prejudices common ground.
In the end I want to say that if humans and "food" switched places, wouldn't that be the case?
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