"Once you see that shit, it will fuck you up for life." Jesus dude, don't review the movie while you're still in it.
The First Trailer For Seth Rogen's Sausage Party Is Demented
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Wait, a Seth Rogen film I actually WANT to go see?
Oh no, I've entered some kind of bizzaro world where Seth makes good movies but Trump is going to be president...
Oh no, I've entered some kind of bizzaro world where Seth makes good movies but Trump is going to be president...
Because animation is seen as a genre for the youngest generations. So Pixar and Dreamworks make family movies with some adult sensibilities, while the closest others can get to "adult" is scatological humor, which is the adults perspective of what 13 to 15 years old (the oldest they can get to the youngest generations without crossing into teenagers) humor looks like.Samtemdo8 said:
*Watches trailer*
...What was in those dumplings I ate?
Well, crazy hallucinations about talking food won't keep me from enjoying Chinatown dumplings.
America consists of Brooklyn, Manhattan the Bronx and Queens.
To the East of America is ocean. Beyond that ocean is nothing.
North of America is the northern wildlands. North of that is Canadia; the red menace. No man has gone beyond Canadia to report what lies beyond and returned from the frozen hellscape alive.
West of America is the Soviet Union. West of that is Ocean. Beyond that ocean is nothing.
South of America is the Confederacy. South of the Confederacy is Florida. The madness that pervades Florida destroys the minds of anyone exploring beyond it.
The world is like Elder Scrolls; there used to be more continents, but in the distant past all the superfluous continents suffered various disasters and are now gone.
...What was in those dumplings I ate?
Well, crazy hallucinations about talking food won't keep me from enjoying Chinatown dumplings.
Of course not, but it is the only continent.Adam Jensen said:
America consists of Brooklyn, Manhattan the Bronx and Queens.
To the East of America is ocean. Beyond that ocean is nothing.
North of America is the northern wildlands. North of that is Canadia; the red menace. No man has gone beyond Canadia to report what lies beyond and returned from the frozen hellscape alive.
West of America is the Soviet Union. West of that is Ocean. Beyond that ocean is nothing.
South of America is the Confederacy. South of the Confederacy is Florida. The madness that pervades Florida destroys the minds of anyone exploring beyond it.
The world is like Elder Scrolls; there used to be more continents, but in the distant past all the superfluous continents suffered various disasters and are now gone.
But where does my anime and walkman and kdramas comefrom.. they can't ALL be from California. And Brazilian Jiujitsu and JAckie Chan. And I think there is blasted hellscape of doom we're good to have never oppressed so can safely ignore called Africa. It was the homeland of Nelson Mandela.. did it follow him into the underworld?Souplex said:
There's another thread about this movie in the Off-Topic discussion board so i'll just post the same thing I did there into this one.
You can find the entire movie script right here:
and I would like to point extra attention towards lines 632 and onward.
If anyone feels like taking a longer look through it, feel free to point out things that are... interesting.
You can find the entire movie script right here:
https://wikileaks.org/sony/docs/03_03/Mktrsch/Market%20Research/Scripts/Sausage%20Party.pdf
If anyone feels like taking a longer look through it, feel free to point out things that are... interesting.
Fritz the Cat certainly wasn't a comedy, neither was Lord of the Rings or Heavy Metal.Samtemdo8 said:
Series I'll give you. Only one people have been able to give me that isn't anime is Spawn, and that had Yoshiaki Kawajiri working on it.
I'll double down on this: Why does traditional (2D) animation never do as well at the box office as CG animation? I'll grant that's mostly because the only one in recent decades has been Winnie the Pooh and Princess and the Frog.
Also I just got a major question I don't expect to be answered:
At one point does the food be come sapient? Hotdogs are said to be made of dozens if not hundreds of individual pigs and/or cows, so do they remember that? The flour is clearly alive on its own, so what about the bread? Do the buns remember being flour? Did the flour die to make the buns? Lettuce is clearly shown to be alive, so is wheat alive before it becomes flour?
Movie, your premise just raised so many questions!
Likewise, I've already posted this in the other thread, but I accept your line 632 and raise you my lines 566-582.Nuuu said:
Because people associate 2D animation as only for kids.Vausch said:
3D CG can be seen as for everyone. Its mostly because of the Shrek movies.
Also American Pop is my favorite movie from Ralph Bakshi.
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I reaaaaally want to believe this is fake. This cannot be a project that somebody funded and released.Nuuu said:
The thought has legitimately crossed my mind that it might be a fake, but it seems to be legit. The movie isn't out yet, but it's apparently already been screened in some capacity at some film festival called South By Southwest (I say "in some capacity" because it apparently wasn't completed at the time, and was almost like an early access screening).Chairman Miaow said:
There are a articles that I've read that seem to confirm that the contents of that .pdf is accurate, but as to whether it will be edited down later, that's yet to be seen.
edit: To some extent, this actually does amuse me. Not the actual story itself, but the fact that such a thing even exists outside of some fanfiction website. As I read through this grotesque script I just picture a group of old men in suits sitting around in some conference room, discussing the demographic data and marketability of a bunch of food products having a repulsive orgy. I don't know how much involvement the studios had in this (although the trailer does begin with the Sony logo), so I don't know who okayed it, but it's just funny to think about a bunch of joyless old bean-counters reading though a script that sounds like the actual real life equivalent of The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs.Pajiba - Seth Rogen said:
The basic premise seems to be something that just seems stretched way too long. Reading some of the script yeesh, if it's accurate I'm not bothering.I think I'll stick with the amazing world of gumball's minute and a half sketch on the horror of sentient food https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7E2sCA1t8e0
The concept isn't new (there has been like two or three cartoons that did something similar which one of them was Cow and Chicken when they did a sausage version of the ugly duckling).
Other than that, I'm not sold on it despite the twist to it.
Other than that, I'm not sold on it despite the twist to it.