🎯 Quick Overview
Trailer
- Director: Greg Tiernan, Conrad Vernon
- Genre: Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Adult Animation
- Release year: 2016
- Runtime (length): 1h 29min
- IMDb rating: 6.1/10 (217K votes)
- Rotten Tomatoes: 82%
😅 Plot Summary – Badly Explained
A bunch of talking food discovers they’re about to be eaten and, like, totally revolt against the ‘Gods’ (humans) in a supermarket, which probably sounded way funnier after a few bong rips.
🍿 Sausage Party: Detailed Plot Synopsis
The Great Beyond
The film is set in Shopwell’s Grocery Store, where all the food items are anthropomorphic and believe that humans are gods. They believe that when they’re purchased, they are taken to the “Great Beyond”, a paradise where they live happily ever after. Frank, a sausage, dreams of being with his girlfriend Brenda, a hot dog bun, in the Great Beyond.

The Truth Revealed
Their worldview is shattered when a returned jar of Honey Mustard warns them that the “Great Beyond” is a lie and humans are actually monsters who eat them. Frank refuses to believe it, but after a series of unfortunate events, he and Brenda are separated from their packages and begin a journey to discover the truth about their existence.

Discovering Reality
Frank and Brenda encounter other food items who have also begun to question the “Great Beyond”. They discover a cookbook that graphically depicts how humans prepare and eat food. This confirms the horrifying truth, and they must now decide what to do with this knowledge.

The Rebellion
Frank reveals the truth to the rest of the groceries, but many refuse to believe it. However, after an incident involving a drug addict and a severed head, the groceries realize the danger they are in and decide to fight back against the humans. The food items drug the shoppers and employees with bath salts, and a chaotic battle ensues.

⚠️ Spoilers and Ending Explained
🎬 Cast & Characters
- Frank (Seth Rogen): A sausage who embarks on a quest to discover the truth about the ‘Great Beyond’ after learning the horrifying reality of what happens to food.
- Brenda (Kristen Wiig): A hot dog bun and Frank’s girlfriend, who initially dreams of the Great Beyond but eventually joins his fight for truth.
- Douche (Nick Kroll): A vengeful and villainous feminine hygiene product seeking to dominate Shopwell’s and destroy Frank.
- Barry (Michael Cera): A deformed sausage who initially gets left behind, but becomes instrumental in revealing the truth about humans.
- Teresa (Salma Hayek): A lesbian taco who befriends Brenda and helps her escape from Douche, representing a cultural stereotype.
- Firewater (Bill Hader): A Native American liquor bottle who reveals the truth about the ‘Great Beyond’ and the lies perpetuated by the Non-Perishables.
- Sammy Bagel Jr. (Edward Norton): A Jewish bagel who initially seeks peace but ultimately joins the rebellion after facing prejudice and discovering the truth.
💬 Memorable Quotes
- Honey Mustard: “The Great Beyond is a lie! They don’t take us to a better place, they kill us!” – Honey Mustard, after being returned to the store, desperately tries to warn the other groceries about the true, horrifying fate that awaits them beyond the supermarket doors.
- Firewater: “We’re the non-perishables. We made it all up. The Great Beyond, the Gods. It’s all a lie to keep them from going nuts.” – Firewater reveals the truth behind the ‘Great Beyond’ myth, explaining how the non-perishable items created the lie to control the other groceries and prevent chaos.
- Gum: “I am sorbitol, maltitol, xylitol, mannitol, calcium, carbonite, soy lecithin, vegetable, triglyceride and talc. But, for expediency’s sake. You can call me… Gum.” – Gum introduces himself with a long list of his ingredients, showcasing the film’s absurdist humor and self-awareness.
💰Box Office
- Budget: $19,000,000
- Domestic Gross: $97,685,686
- Worldwide Gross: $140,705,322
💥 Sausage Party Reviews
Personal Review
Okay, Sausage Party is definitely not for everyone, and if you are easily offended, this isn’t your movie. But, man, I found myself laughing so hard that I almost cried. The over-the-top raunchiness combined with the surprisingly smart commentary on religion and society just worked for me. The scene with the bath salts was insane, and I’ll never look at a hot dog the same way again. The way they parody common Pixar themes in such an adult way really got to me.
- Who would enjoy:
- “Fans of Seth Rogen comedies”
- “Viewers who enjoy raunchy humor”
- “Those who like animated movies with adult themes”
- “People interested in dark satire and social commentary”
- Content warnings ⚠:
- “Strong language”
- “Graphic violence”
- “Sexual content”
- “Drug use”
- “Religious satire”
- “Crude humor”
Professional Reviews
- Rotten Tomatoes: “Sausage Party delivers a gleefully vulgar and hilariously deranged take on Pixar tropes, but its humor may not be for everyone.
- IGN: “Sausage Party is a funny and irreverent animated comedy that shows Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg still have their A-game, even if their over-the-top humor isn’t everyone’s cup of tea.
- Common Sense Media: “While the movie wants to act as satire, it rarely rises above easy sex jokes, gross-out gags, and stereotypes. This means that you’ll be subjected to a host of offensive jokes, with a few thought-provoking moments sprinkled here and there.
Audience Reactions
The movie’s unexpected depth and social commentary caught viewers by surprise.: Many viewers loved the film’s bold satire and willingness to push boundaries.
Some scenes were too offensive or vulgar for some viewers, dividing audience reactions.: The film’s humor is very hit-or-miss, depending on personal taste.
Overall Consensus: Sausage Party is a raunchy and irreverent animated comedy that offers a unique take on Pixar themes but its humor and content might not be for everyone.
Awards
🛠️ Behind the Scenes
- “Seth Rogen described this film as a dark take on Disney films, saying, “People like to project their emotions onto the things around them: their toys, their cars, their pets . . . So we thought, ‘What would it be like if our food had feelings?’ We very quickly realized that it would be fucked up.””
- “Alan Menken, known for his work on Disney films like ‘The Little Mermaid’ and ‘Beauty and the Beast’, composed ‘The Great Beyond’ song for the opening of the movie, adding a satirical touch to the film’s Disney-esque elements.”
🖥️ How to Watch Sausage Party?
Sausage Party is available for streaming and purchase on various platforms. Check streaming services like Prime Video, Apple TV, and Vudu to see if it’s currently available. You can also purchase or rent it through digital retailers such as Google Play Movies and YouTube Movies. Physical copies on Blu-ray and DVD are widely available for purchase online and in stores.

🎥 Similar Movies
If you enjoyed Sausage Party, you might like these similar films:
- This Is the End (2013): Shares the same raunchy comedic style and cast, exploring apocalyptic themes with self-deprecating humor.
- Foodfight! (2012): Another animated film centered around food characters in a supermarket, though critically panned, it’s a thematically similar (though much worse) attempt.
- South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999): Uses animation to deliver controversial and satirical humor, pushing boundaries with its adult content and social commentary.
- Team America: World Police (2004): Features puppets in a satirical and often vulgar manner to comment on political issues, similar to Sausage Party’s use of food to explore deeper themes.
🛒 Sausage Party Related Products
- Sausage Party: The Game: A hilariously twisted mobile game where you help the supermarket foods escape their fate, featuring characters and scenarios from the movie. Control Frank and his pals and run to safety.
- Sausage Party Blu-ray: The complete Sausage Party movie on Blu-ray. Provides bonus content that includes behind-the-scenes commentary and an inside look at the making of the movie.
- Sausage Party: Official Movie Poster: A high-quality print of the original movie poster, perfect for adding a touch of irreverent humor to any room. Will bring back some great memories.
- Douche Figurine: A detailed collectable figurine of the notorious antagonist Douche, known for his role in the supermarket wars. The detailed collectable reminds fans of some very interesting scenes.
🎧 Soundtrack
Sausage Party features a captivating soundtrack that enhances the movie’s atmosphere and emotional impact. Here are some notable tracks:
- “The Great Beyond” – performed by Alan Menken
- “Three Dog Night’s Joy to the World” – performed by Three Dog Night
You can find the complete soundtrack on Amazon Music and Apple Music.
🤨 FAQ
No, Sausage Party is an R-rated animated film with strong language, graphic violence, sexual content, and drug use. It is not intended for children.
Sausage Party is about a sausage named Frank who lives in a supermarket and believes that humans are gods who will take them to a better place. However, he discovers the truth that they are actually eaten, leading him to rebel against the humans.
The main characters include Frank the sausage, Brenda the hot dog bun, Douche the feminine hygiene product, Teresa the taco, and Sammy Bagel Jr.
🔥 Bonus Content
SAUSAGE PARTY THE MUSICAL – Animation Song Parody
Curious to see how ‘Sausage Party’ would fare as a musical? This animated parody hilariously reimagines the film’s journey with catchy tunes and clever lyrics — don’t miss it!
SAUSAGE PARTY – Grocery Store Prank
Ever wondered what would happen if food had feelings? Seth Rogen takes to the streets in this hilarious prank that brings the concept of ‘Sausage Party’ to life!
Sausage Party: 10 Important Details You Totally Missed
Prepare to have your mind blown! This video unveils 10 intricate details hidden within ‘Sausage Party’ that you may have overlooked. From religious symbolism to hilarious references, it’s a must-watch for fans of the film!
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