When I thought this was a pornographic film that came and went, the truth told me again, no, we were talking about philosophy and religion.
The plot of this movie is very simple. At first, everything in the supermarket thought that humans were God, and they thought that being bought by humans was equivalent to losing the Great Beyond. Until one day, a returned jar of honey mustard came back and said that human beings were not God but Evil, and that if they were bought, they would go to hell.
Of course, at this time, there is no goods to believe, and they all think that honey mustard is crazy. The male protagonist is different. He is skeptical and decides to go to the "Firewater" in the mouth of honey mustard to find the truth. When he found Firewater and the others, the three of them told him: Yes, we made up this lie, we are actually just human food. In the future, the goods in the supermarket are all waiting for death in despair, crying and howling every day. We see that they are too painful and make up this lie. At least the goods were expecting before they were eaten.
The male protagonist went to the kitchen area and tore up a recipe as evidence and showed it to the goods in the supermarket, but they didn't believe it. Fortunately, at this time, the male protagonist's friend Barry came back with a cut off human head and told them that God could also be killed.
Then came the revolt of the food, something like Mentos and Coke blowing up a customer or something. In the end the food triumphed, and there was a crowd X to celebrate, well, quite reasonable.
There is a big villain in this film is Douche, and later it controls people through people's penis and chrysanthemum. The few shots of Brother Douche in his pants are the shots of grabbing this and pinching that. He was so blind that he couldn't see.
It is worth mentioning that there are many and interesting metaphors in the film.
For example, at the beginning of the male protagonist's sausage bag, there is a person who has been ridiculed and discriminated by other sausages because of his deformity, which should be a metaphor for the unfair treatment of disabled people in society.
The sauce that looks like Hitler is talking about destroying juice and conquering the world. I don't know how the Germans will react here.
The elder brother, dressed in Indian traditional clothes, said that he was kicked off the shelf by American snacks. Here the male protagonist also said that it is no wonder that their shelves are so beautiful.
As well as the confrontation between an Israeli food and a Jewish food, the two people dislike each other on the way back to the shelf is really laughable. During the period, it was also mentioned that there was a "common friend", which should mean that no matter who they were, they believed that Abraham was their ancestor (or believed in the same god?).
Oh, and I forgot to mention that there is also a pink chewed marshmallow inside, wearing glasses and spreading out in a wheelchair, the kind that speaks particularly philosophical. Finally, a portal to break the dimensional wall was invented - I believe everyone knows who this person is.
The director compares human beings to gods and goods such as adults, which in a sense exposes the essence of religion. But even if religion is false, we still need it in our lives. It's better to treat life positively than negatively, and when you overthrow this false lie, you will see a greater despair, just like the cargo means victory, and the result is told by Big Brother Firewater that they It's actually a fake animation.
When you break all the rules and regulations, when you know that all these are false, your behavior is no longer restricted... In this way, I actually think this group x is also a philosophical group x .
Last but not least, I have to say, Mrs. Taco, you are really amazing! You have been attacking for four days at once!
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