Sausage Party

The surprising thing about Sausage Party is that its desire to swerve from the norm with dirty humor is evened out by an equally strong impulse to bolster those norms.

From sly, not-so-sly innuendo to unfiltered climaxes, there's not a moment in this movie that isn't packed with jokes. And the thing is, it works.

It's funny, non-stop inventive and heroically heretical.

A movie so bizarre, so profane and so quietly virtuous that it works.

It may not be suitable for kids, but that's not to say that this strenuously profane cartoon is not unapologetically juvenile in its approach to comedy.

Seth Rogen is a genius. Lucky, really, that I never liked hot dogs anyway.

... One of the most corrosive films of recent times. [Full review in Spanish]

... the junk foodie fantasy that stirs American Pie, Toy Story, Logan's Run, and every torture porn horror of the last decade into a raunchy paean to hedonism with more food puns than a Catskills grocer.

One wild animated film that will be unforgettable to so many.

Despite occasional descents into potty humor and the finale's supermarket orgy sequence, I maintain the film is smarter than your average animated picture.