To be honest, after watching the stills and trailers, I was mentally prepared for how hot this movie was. But after watching the movie, I found that the word "spicy eyes" doesn't reflect the level of this movie at all.
I think the word brainfuck better reflects my viewing experience. Translated into Chinese is:
My brain is screwed up...
"Sausage Party" (I will be titled if I use "sausage" as the abbreviation...let's just call it "Xiang Pie"), even as an R-rated animation, its vulgarity has refreshed my opinion Movie viewing limit.
Especially at the end of the movie there is a crazy group of all kinds of food P...
Forget it, I'll talk about it later.
The basic setting of the film itself is interesting: the protagonists are supermarket food whose dream is to be picked up by human customers to take home. Because there is a legend circulating among them: the food taken out of the supermarket by humans will realize their "immortality".
Those of us in the audience who are foodies, of course know what a huge lie this is.
So, as a human being, there is indeed a very twisted sense of humor about how they deal with the tragic fate of being mutilated by us humans from a food perspective.
For example, in the episode of swallowing carrots that appeared in the trailer, the onlookers exclaimed: "Go! How can they even eat children! That's still children!"
It makes me, a viewer who likes eating carrots quite a bit...there is an inexplicable sense of guilt.
As an animation with sausage as the first protagonist, the various sexual metaphors of "Scented Pie" are basically obvious to the point of heinous.
Like a couple like sausage and bread, it's not a metaphor at all in terms of shape alone.
What's more, the dialogue between them is extremely explicit: in a plot where the sausage teases the bread, their dialogue is to the effect:
Gut: Look at these bags, lined up every day, waiting to be filled with my meat.
Bao: In your dream, the situation that let you in is like this: Did he come in? I can't feel it! Oh, so he really came in~
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Of course, what really makes "Xiang Pai" different from other coquettish shit and piss comedies is the implementation of the rich cultural connotation of the whole film and the unrestrained political incorrectness.
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The more obvious cultural stalks, such as the burrito is set as a lesbian, fell in love with the bread girl at first sight, and always wanted to have sex with her.
The basis for this setting is that the English word Taco (burrito) is also often used to refer to sensitive words for women. (Of course, the bun of bread also has this effect).
For another example, in the movie, one of the wisest elders in the food world is a chewed gum. Not only is his posture twisted, but... he is also sitting in an electric wheelchair.
This is definitely the worst time Hawking has been hacked...I can't help but want to continue for a few more seconds for him.
There are also some cultural stalks that have more connotations. For example, another elder in the film, the never-expiring "Indian Firewater" (a type of spirit), when introducing his background, said that he used to be an aboriginal on the shelf until one day , soda crackers knocked him off the shelf.
Because soda cracker is also used to refer to white people. So to say that the whites drove the Native Americans away...well, very historically instructive.
Another member of the "Supermarket Three Olds", Cream Cake is a small subject, and likes to let young food serve him...
(It's the happy white-browed old man on the right)
Because the cream cake twinkie also has the meaning of "fresh and juicy Xiaoshou" in English slang...
These jokes, if you don't have any knowledge of American culture and English slang, you really won't feel it.
The film also nakedly expresses its own political incorrectness in cultural stalks. For example, in the protagonist Sausage's team to find the truth of fate, there are two members: Lavash (cracker) and Bagel (bagel).
These two are representatives of Middle Eastern and Jewish food, so they represent Muslims and Jews respectively. The relationship between the two... If you know a little about the background knowledge of the Middle East war and the founding of Israel, you will know how deep the resentment between Muslims and Jews is.
The amazing thing is that "Xiang Pai" dared to make fun of the "72 virgins" of Muslims without concealment... I also broke a cold sweat for the main creator.
In general, the series of vulgar or pretentious jokes in "Xiang Pai" made people laugh at times and hide their faces, and brought me an extremely strange movie-watching experience.
------I am a serious dividing line-------
I still like to pretend.
The idea for the film "Scented Pie" came from a pair of Hollywood piss and shit duo partners: Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg.
The duo, along with their famous buddies James Frank, Jonah Hill and other creators, have created a series of famous shit comedies.
What's more valuable is that they didn't stop at pure bullshit: behind every crazy uproar, there always seemed to be something else.
Logan's semi-autobiographical comedy "Superbad," behind soft porn, depicts the friendship and growth of two lonely high school students.
"Pineapple Express" co-starred by Rogan and his friend Fu Lanlan, inexplicably revealed the true feelings while peeing and peeing, and even a bit touching to show the strange relationship between a marijuana dealer and a customer.
In "The Interview," which has made a lot of noise because of the hacking scandal, there seems to be a bit of advanced political metaphor.
In this "Sausage Party", the food people originally regarded human beings as god-like beings, and finally found out that human beings are actually their own persecutors, and by killing the gods they originally worshiped (yes, the food in the movie kills people…), and achieved his own liberation.
There is an atheistic ideological connotation in this...
And in the last paragraph of the crazy fancy group P of all kinds of food (yes, I finally talked about group P!), the German sauerkraut who has always wanted to ethnically cleanse all juices (Juice, which is close to the pronunciation of Jewish Jews) , and was finally served by a bottle of juice; the hated wafers and bagels finally crossed the racial gap, overcame each other's hatred, crazy sex, and became a pair of gay men in love.
(There is no corresponding picture here, don't think about it)
Does this mean that there is no racial and cultural hatred that can't be resolved by having sex? !
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I actually wanted to see the profound connotation in a restricted-level shit and pee animation movie, and I was really busy.
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