La fiesta de las salchichas: Comidatopía

Tbh when i first saw the tv show i felt like something is missing compared to the movie,the graphic is just not good like at all, unpolished, really bad, waxy, and rough... even toy story 1 (which made on 95)... the story is still quiet funny, interesting, and easy to watch

The plot is easy to understand, not too jumpy, but it can be better i think... the movie focus divided more on main character development and the community.. this series focus more on the food community as a whole... which i didnt get connected to the main character at all

I dont have any problem with the story, but the graphic just gave me the ick.. its like they have no support to polish the graphic more.. i know its a tv show not movies.. but you could do better amazon.

I already made my peace with the degeneracy from sausage party (for reference my roomie in 1st year at university hoodwinked me into watchingthe movie) but i didn't expect them to make a series 8yrs later, like whyyyyy?

Whoever thought up this idea should return from whence thou camst.

Since my review has to be 600 words might as well utilise it. Is this serie good adult content? Yes. Is this serie for kids? Hell no, keep them far away. Was the movie good? A little, the degeneracy was fun back then. Was the series necessary? Also hell no. Like we didn't need this in 2024.... we sooooo did not need this.

Not much reason too exist but it does and it's still not half bad, tons of parody songs which tend to be pretty enjoyable, maybe tends too lean too much into not so subtle political motivations as if the left isn't swimming in hypocritical billionaires, honestly it stops being very funny at all and just leans into politics, starts taking itself way too seriously, not that it's awful but it becomes, dare I say, generic, living food doesn't take away it's very simplistic and obsessive message with politics, its not about comedy anymore, not about food or random threats or anything of genuine interest at that point.

I loved the movie, but this series didn't quite convince me. It maintains the sharp and vulgar humor, but I think the transition from film to series wasn't fully successful.

Series of this style usually work better with loosely connected episodes and new stories that are resolved in a maximum of two episodes. Here, they tried to tell a story throughout the whole season, and the humor got a bit lost.

However, I don't think it's bad. It entertained me while I watched it, and if a new season comes out, I would continue watching it.

The best thing about the series is that it maintains that humor that offends sensitive people, and in this era, it's hard for a show of that style to survive without being canceled.

Sausage Party was a rather controversial flick both in terms of content and in terms of production, and while I hope with all my heart production for this series was easier on the animators and staff, the content at least is better.

Sausage Party's ending left several questions answerred. Once food rebelled, how would their society progress? How long do foods in need of refrigeration last? What about wild animals?

All of these questions were answerred, in a quite brutal social commentary on class divide and the need to put the needs of others before the individual and the failure of individuals to do so.

If you dislike gross out humor, maybe this is not for you. But otherwise a solid recommendation.