Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments
Réalisé par Greg Tiernan, Conrad VernonAprès s'être échappée d'un sac de courses, une petite saucisse s'embarque dans une dangereuse quête pour découvrir les origines de son existence...
Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments Notations et commentaires
- parktool691 décembre 2024too rapey
- Richard5 octobre 2025This one’s just wild. I didn’t expect much going in, maybe some dumb food jokes and stoner humor, but it turned out to be way more insane than I thought. And somehow, that worked. It starts off like a parody of Pixar, but then it goes full throttle into something way darker and way more ridiculous. The idea of food having feelings isn’t new, but this movie takes it to a whole other level. There’s no holding back, every stereotype, every taboo, every crude joke gets thrown in and somehow it doesn’t collapse under the weight of it all. It’s not for everyone. If you don’t like crude humor, this’ll probably feel like a fever dream you want to forget. But if you’re into boundary pushing comedy and don’t mind things getting messy, it’s one of the most bizarre and memorable animated films out there. Definitely not something I’d recommend watching with family around, but for what it is, it’s kind of brilliant.
- Halim Mellick17 août 2025I would have loved this movie as a 10 year old (don't watch this with your 10 year old)
- Mister Arn22 mai 2025If crude humor doesn't titillate you, then all you are left with is cartoon-like animation.
- Manuel Frangis17 mars 2025I just watched Sausage Party, and it is an easy 5 out of 5 stars for me. This movie is one of the most insane, ridiculous, and over-the-top animated films I have ever seen. It is crude, offensive, and completely unfiltered, but that is exactly what makes it work. If you enjoy adult humor that pushes boundaries, this is a must-watch. From the very start, Sausage Party makes it clear that this is not your typical animated movie. The idea of food coming to life has been done before, but never like this. The film takes a simple concept and turns it into something wildly unexpected. It mixes raunchy comedy with a surprisingly deep and clever satire that keeps you entertained the whole way through. The humor is relentless. There are jokes in every scene, and they do not hold back. Some are smart, some are completely ridiculous, and some are so shocking that you cannot help but laugh. The movie knows exactly what it is doing, and it embraces every bit of its absurdity. If you like crude humor, this movie is filled with some of the most outrageous jokes you will ever hear. The voice cast is perfect. Seth Rogen, Kristen Wiig, Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, and Edward Norton all bring so much energy to their roles. Every character is unique, and their personalities make the story even funnier. The dialogue is fast-paced, and the way the actors deliver their lines makes every joke hit even harder. The animation is surprisingly good. Even though this is a raunchy comedy, a lot of effort went into making the visuals look great. The characters are expressive, the action scenes are well done, and the world feels alive in a way that makes the whole concept even more ridiculous. The bright and colorful animation style makes the movie look like it could be for kids, which only adds to how shocking it really is. Beyond the comedy, Sausage Party actually has an interesting story. It is not just random jokes thrown together. There is a real plot that keeps you engaged, and the way the film builds its world makes it even better. The satire is clever, taking shots at everything from society to religion in a way that feels fresh and original. It is rare for a movie this outrageous to also have something meaningful to say, but Sausage Party manages to pull it off. The pacing is perfect. There is never a slow moment, and the film keeps escalating in ways that you would never expect. Every scene adds something new, and just when you think the movie cannot get any crazier, it does. The final act is absolutely insane, and it is one of the most unforgettable endings to any comedy I have ever seen. This is not a movie for everyone. If you do not like crude humor or over-the-top comedy, this might not be your thing. But if you enjoy comedies that push every possible limit, Sausage Party is one of the funniest and most unique animated films ever made. It is loud, chaotic, and completely unfiltered, and that is exactly what makes it work. There are plenty of adult comedies out there, but Sausage Party stands out as one of the best. It is hilarious, shocking, and filled with moments that will have you laughing nonstop. This is one of those movies that does not just make you laugh. It keeps you entertained the entire time. Definitely one of my favorites, and one I will keep coming back to.
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Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments Trivia
Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments was released on 31 juillet 2016.
Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments was directed by Greg Tiernan, Conrad Vernon.
Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments has a runtime of 88min.
Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments was produced by Seth Rogen, Conrad Vernon, Megan Ellison, Evan Goldberg.
Après s'être échappée d'un sac de courses, une petite saucisse s'embarque dans une dangereuse quête pour découvrir les origines de son existence...
The key characters in Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments are Frank / Sergeant Pepper / Peanut Butter (voice) (Seth Rogen), Brenda (voice) (Kristen Wiig), Carl (voice) (Jonah Hill).
Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments is rated 12.
Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments is an Animation, Adventure, Comédie film.
Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments has an audience rating of 5 out of 10.
Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments had a budget of 19 M $US.
Sausage Party : La Vie privée des aliments has made 140,7 M $US at the box office.