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— Sausage Party Movie (@sausage_party) July 22, 2016

Last night the TrueSlamBook team headed off to Regal Cinemas for another night of film review. Upon arrival, we caught the last viewing of “Sausage Party,” the new film by creators Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, and Jonah Hill.Upon walking in the theater, we were the only patrons. However, within 5 minutes of the film beginning the theater was loaded with an abundance of adults on date night. This let us know just how much the consumer base was ready to see this film.

When the film begins you are introduced to Sausage and Bun. These two sit on the same shelf side by side in anticipation for the major Red, White, and Blue Day aka 4th of July sale.

From the moment the film begins you are sucked in by the beautiful visual artistry. The color scheme is absolutely amazing and the construction put into the cartoon characters is impecable. Within the first 10 minutes of the film, you are smiling as a result of the uncontrollable laughter.As you can see from the trailer, the grocery items have 1 goal ant that is to get chosen and taken to the GREAT Beyond. The film tells a tale of the life of a grocery item from purchase to expiration. The uninhibited breakdown that is expressed is superb and keeps your attention throughout the entire film.

Walking into the film, we expected a nice adult cartoon that would make us giggle at most. However, we were provided with a comedic roller coaster that makes you literally Laugh Out Loud and ask yourself, ‘could this be?’

Without giving too much away, we will tell you to be on the look out for the Non-Perishables, Teresa Taco, and Douche’. We promise you, this film has something for everyone. Also, kudos to the creators as they expressed a diverse range of characters without prejudice and ensured all were represented.  Just wait until you get a load of the ‘Fruits’, the ‘Nuts’ and our favorite, ‘Teresa Taco.’With all elements combined, “Sausage Party” gets a 10 out of 10 from TrueSlamBook and it truly on our recommendation list. Just remember it is RATED R!

CAST & CREW

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Writing Credits

Cast (in credits order)

	Alistair Abell	…	Mariachi Salsa / Gefilte Fish (voice)
	Iris Apatow	…	Berry Good Candies / Grape #3 / Coconut Milk (voice)
	Sugar Lyn Beard	…	Baby Carrot / Cookies (voice)
	Michael Cera	…	Barry (voice)
	Ian James Corlett	…	Apple / Tickilish Licorice / Relish / Bag of Dog Food (voice)
	Michael Daingerfield	…	Chunk Munchers Cereal / Light Bulb / Indian Chutney (voice)
	Brian Dobson	…	Italian Tomato / Lettuce (voice)
	Michael Dobson	…	Queso (voice)
	James Franco	…	Druggie (voice)
	Bill Hader	…	Firewater / Tequila / El Guaco (voice)
	Ian Hanlin	…	Beet (voice)
	Salma Hayek	…	Teresa (voice)
	Maryke Hendrikse	…	Popped Cherry Mixer / Plum #1 / Loretta Bun / Frozen Fruitz (voice)
	Jonah Hill	…	Carl (voice)
	Anders Holm	…	Troy (voice)
	Nick Kroll	…	Douche (voice)
	David Krumholtz	…	Lavash (voice)
	Danny McBride	…	Honey Mustard (voice)
	Lauren Miller	…	Camille Toh / Tampon (voice) (as Lauren Miller-Rogen)
	Edward Norton	…	Sammy (voice)
	Nicole Oliver	…	Sally Bun / Ice Cream / Watermelon / Female Shopper #1 (voice)
	Craig Robinson	…	Grits (voice)
	Seth Rogen	…	Frank / Sergeant Pepper (voice)
	Paul Rudd	…	Darren (voice)
	Kelly Sheridan	…	Roberta Bun / Grape #2 / Female Shopper #2 (voice)
	Jason Simpson	…	Plum #2 / Beer Keg / Fat Guy / Fit Man (voice)
	Greg Tiernan	…	Potato / Noodle Soup (voice)
	Vincent Tong	…	Pislitz Chips / Juice Box / Jamaican Rum (voice)
	Scott Underwood	…	Gum / Twink / Krinkler’s Chips / Pizza (voice)
	Conrad Vernon	…	Toilet Paper / Sauerkraut / Catcall Sausage / Grape #1 / Beer Can / Pop Bottle (voice)
	Sam Vincent	…	Old Pork Sausage / Refried Beans / Sandwich / Pop Tart / Licorice Rope (voice)
	Kristen Wiig	…	Brenda (voice)
	Harland Williams	…	Ketchup / Drug Dealer / Baba Ganoush (voice)