Sausage Party

A group of supermarket products embark on an adventure to discover the truth about their existence and what really happens when they are chosen to leave their aisles. Frank, a sausage, leads the charge, questioning the blissful ignorance he and his fellow food items have been fed by the "gods" of the grocery store. Their journey takes a dark and hilarious turn as they uncover the grim reality of what awaits them outside the store.

Sausage Party received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its unique premise, adult humor, and surprisingly insightful social commentary disguised within its raunchy R-rated facade. While some found its humor to be excessive or one-note, many acknowledged its clever writing and ambitious scope for an animated film.

• A surprisingly smart and subversive R-rated animated comedy.
• Praised for its fearless, boundary-pushing humor and witty social satire.
• Some critics found the relentless crude humor to be overwhelming.

Google audience: Google users largely enjoyed the film, appreciating its originality and adult-oriented humor that sets it apart from typical animated fare. Many found the blend of crude jokes and surprisingly deep philosophical questions to be a winning combination, although a segment of users felt the humor was too extreme.

Nominated for Best Animated Feature at the 2017 Critics' Choice Awards.

The film's production used a unique animation technique called 'Maya,' similar to what's used in many modern CGI films, but the visual style was deliberately designed to mimic the look of stop-motion animation, particularly with its food characters.