, it is true that this is a very dirty and funny animated film full of political satire and religious satire.
I was really deceived by the poster at the beginning. Such an ugly animated image, and using "dirty" and "yellow storm" as selling points, it is really difficult to appear advanced and compelling. If someone insisted on recommending it, I would definitely not watch.
What you believe is false is the core value of this animation that I can summarize.
In order to cover up fear, maintain happiness, and create a scene of peace and prosperity, use a fictional lie and a twisted "God" to maintain the belief in the food waiting to be slaughtered in the supermarket, so that they can be carefree and happy for a lifetime, It only takes a few seconds of pain to recognize the reality before death.
They would leave with a smile because of a fictional belief.
If you want me to say, even though this belief is false, it is worth it.
It's like, the act of Journey to the West is to obtain Buddhist scriptures and become Buddha, but what is Buddha? Buddha is letting go, Buddha is nothingness, and Buddha is "emptiness".
I have gone through ninety-nine-eighty-one hardships, and what I finally got is the word "empty", yes, this is "becoming a Buddha".
"Amitabha"
is watching "Westworld" recently, everything there is fake, they are "people", they have stories, lives, memories of pain, feelings, sex, and even self-awakening.
But they are still fake, everything they believe is a hoax, they believe in God who played them with applause, made theirs out of proteins and sophisticated codes, wrote their lives, and gave them "free souls" "The - us.
But does it mean nothing if you say false? I disagree because you first have to tell me who made "meaning" and what it is.
Everything you believe is false, but there's nothing wrong with that.
It is said that the apes in ancient times jumped to the Homo sapiens family because they learned to use tools and mastered fire.
Probably more than that!
What made Homo sapiens different from other animals, forming groups, working together, besieging and killing giant mammals with spiky fangs several times their size?
IMHO, it's a fictional story.
Fictional gods make them work together to deal with natural enemies, fictitious totems make them form a group identity, fictitious myths and legends make them return to their hearts, and fictitious gods make them behave according to principles.
See, these fictitious beliefs are so powerful that they even created an entire modern society.
If I say that everything you believe is false, it is a fictional concept, including all existing laws, rules, countries, politics, companies, time, etc.
I might be pulled out as an anarchist and shot.
Don't worry, it is because of all these imaginary concepts that each of us has a family, a country, and a law.
But we can't judge this compared to a few million years ago when a few companions hunted a giant mammoth for a few days, as long as it's not cold, you can wear no clothes, use the sky as a quilt, use the ground as a bed, and occasionally need to protect those Which is the best day for giant beasts to invade.
Although the mortality rate of Homo sapiens was high at that time, happiness is difficult to measure.
Oh, I went too far, I forgot I wanted to write a review.
In short, "Sausage Party" is a good animated film, but it doesn't have to be so serious.
The explosive imagination and super dirty carnival are the biggest highlights of this film.
As for false beliefs or something, didn't the big boss in "Westworld" say that,
Whether or not we doubt the nature of the world, whether or not we are irritated by these chaotic chaos and ugliness.
May you and I both choose to see the beauty of this world.
Cheers to a sleepless night of sleepless nights!
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