Sausage Festivalmemory of a food orgy
Known to have a sense of humor, let’s say, not of great subtlety, Seth Rogen he went very far with Sausage Festival (2016), for which he co-wrote the screenplay with Evan Goldberg, Kyle Hunter and Ariel Shaffir. Directed by Conrad Vernon and Greg Tiernan, the film is proof that animated cinema is not just for children. It follows the foods in a supermarket that hope to one day be chosen by a customer. Except, Seth Rogen-style, this gives rise to a riot of trashy scenesbetween insults, vulgarity and sexual innuendos, with an unlikely orgy as the finale.
The result is, in our opinion, hilarious, but not everyone liked the film when it was released in theaters. In fact, several associations had shouted seeing Sausage Party arrive on screens, in particular the collective La Manif pour Tous and other traditionalist Catholic associations. Much Ado About Little, but that didn’t help the film attract audiences in France (only 67,000 admissions). However, the animated film was a great success abroad, collecting more than 140 million dollars worldwide for a budget of just $19 million. Enough to motivate Seth Rogen and his team to propose a sequel, but in a series.
The sequel is revealed with a trailer
Announced long ago, Sausage Festival: Foodtopia finally reveals himself with a trailer (video in the article) uploaded by Prime Video. And the least we can say is that there will still be something that will upset some people. Seth Rogen warned (via Empire) “that a specific scene was the subject of a special screening for Amazon public relations executives“, and we understand why when looking at these images.
We will find inside Sausage Festival: Foodtopia the foods that have escaped from the supermarket and created a world in which to live in peace (and indulge in a few more orgies). Until the rain comes and causes a real massacre among their ranks. Frank’s Sausage and his companion, the hot dog bun Brenda, as well as their friend Barry, will then go in search of a human being who can help them.
It is a new madness that has been promised to us and that will be discovered on Prime Video from July 11th. Sausage Festival: Foodtopia it should be an 8 episode miniseries.
Source: Cine Serie
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