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I don't want to throw up when I look at food.

posted 8 years ago by oranui56
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I'll get this out of the way now, I'm not into crude humor, I didn't even watch the movie. It's obviously not my thing. But I understand why others are, and I can see why people have fun with them. But does this not disturb or at the very least gross you out in at all? Ths whole thing is about talking food having sex. Don't know about you, but I don't want to be thinking about this movie when I'm at Costco eating a hot dog. Doesn't sound very appealing does it? I don't want to come out of a movie being grossed out to eat food. I usually don't make a big deal if someone likes different films than I do, but I have to wonder why you would want to see this. If it's for the absurdity of the whole thing I guess that make some sense, but if it gets to the point where you aren't able to get human sustenance, I think something's wrong.

[–] tdaugherty2005 8 years ago

Years ago I saw an episode of Tales From the Darkside about a fat woman who wanted to lose weight so she put a "special" hearing ad in her ear, went to a restaurant and could hear all the food in the place screaming when people bit, cut or poked into any of it.

That DID traumatize me because it looked so real and convincing. Sausage Party didn't so much because it's animated and it's meant for laughs which it did deliver on a few moments. The only scene that made me turn away was when the baby carrots were eaten. That was too much and too vivid. The orgy at the end didn't bother too much either because it all look animated and fake, less convincing.

But still I know where you're coming from.

[–] kidjay83 8 years ago

Saw this movie last night and it appealed to stoners basically just people with absolutely no life and low IQ .I didn't find any of it particularly funny it was just typical seth rogen shallow shock value content .

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