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Sausage Party (2016) Movie Review

January 22, 2018 Steve Baqqi
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What is a sausage party? Well, I’m way more partial to the slang term, sausage fest, but this Slate article will break it down for you (Kelly). You could either be talking about an actual social gathering where people are celebrating, cooking, sharing, and eating sausages like a barbeque, or you could be referring to a party or event in which the amount of males grossly outnumbers the females attendance (Kelly). With this in mind, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg have co-opted the term for their super R-Rated CGI animated comedy, Sausage Party. Sausage Party is as funny as it is obscenely debased, absurd, and wildly inappropriate. The film has an excellent ninety-minute runtime and even tries to deliver commentary on religion, sex, and acceptance in a cruel, intolerant, and harsh world.

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Tags Sausage Party, Movie Review, 2016, Sausage Fest, Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, R-Rated, CGI Animated Comedy, Religion, Sex, Existential Crisis, Food, Shopwells, Frank, Brenda Bunson, Kristen Wiig, Gods, The Great Beyond, Humans, Monsters, Dark Humor, Michael Cera, Jonah Hill, Salma Hayek, Craig Robinson, Edward Norton, Barry, Kareem Abdul Lavash, Sammy Bagel Jr, Muslims, Jews, Nick Kroll, Woody Allen, Douche, Controversy, Animation, Animators, Crude, Lewd, Rude, Canadian Animation, Nitrogen Studios, Labor Controversy
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Steve Jobs (2015) Movie Review

November 20, 2015 Steve Baqqi

Steve Jobs is a very good film about an unlikable asshole. This film is the third to feature the enigmatic co-founder of Apple in two decades. This Sorkin-Boyle production is a well oiled film about Steve Jobs and his relationship with the people closest to him. However, why Hollywood needed a third film to tell Job's story is beyond me. Aaron Sorkin’s Steve Jobs is a character study of a control freak who doesn’t care what others think about him.

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Tags Steve Jobs, 2015, Michael Fassbender, Danny Boyle, Aaron Sorkin, Kate Winslet, Seth Rogen, Steve Wozniack, Apple, iMac, Mac, NEXT, Silicon Valley
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