Sausage Party

"There’s little danger of exposing kids to the depraved filth Sausage Party is awash with. Despite a colour palette brighter than a rainbow on acid, and a visual style more akin to co-director Greg Tiernan’s work on Thomas & Friends than Pixar, South Park, or even Blur’s Coffee & TV music vid, from the first word of dialogue - an expletive - it’s abundantly clear this is intended for adult (or at least delayed adolescent) eyes and ears."

"A raunchy and witty animated comedy that definitely isn't kids' stuff."

"You will come for the kind of humour promised in the title and the well-earned R rating, but stay for the nuanced meditations on theology and faith."

"The whole thing is so tasty, you may just want seconds."

"Pure, gleeful filth that'll leave even the most jaded "adult comedy" fan reeling and whooping."

"The entire ensemble saves the best for last, joining in a finale that one might describe as orgasmic. Like the rest of "Sausage Party," it's absolutely filthy, which would be objectionable if it also weren't so funny."

"Dumb can be funny. Stupid can be funny. Offensive can be funny. Disappointingly [Sausage Party's] just not that funny."

"At a moment when news from our actual world so often seems a nightmare parody of itself ... there is sweet balm in seeing a bagel and a lavash overcome their differences to find mutual pleasure in one another."

"...a film that proves to be not just more than a boundary-stretching exercise but one of the funniest arguments for the non-existence of God in some time."

"Above all else a carnally inclined cartoon, there is more to the movie than just being Pixar with a potty mouth."

"Consistently funny, occasionally clever and undoubtedly unmissable if you're a baked potato."