History WMG / SausageParty

* They're food. They're meant to be eaten and yet are totally unaware of it. And even if they find out the outcome will be the same: the food will accept their purpose and allow themselves to be roasted and thrown into the humans' stomach.

** It was actually "Happy Birthday" for a scene which wound up getting deleted from ''How To Be A Latin Lover.''

That’s why many psychologists believe that religion (in some form) has been present in humans as long as consciousness has. For most people, the only functional alternative to having a comforting story about a future afterlife, would to either lose all will to live, or to completely lack self-awareness and any concept of the future (like an animal). The only exceptions would be a few people with a very atypical psychology, which the non-perishables (a particularly stoic bunch) seem to possess in the film.

If they really had that level of awareness of such a horrifying, hopeless fate, they probably would have just lost their will to live, and either offed themselves like Honey Mustard did or stopped being sentient altogether. It’s just not possible to function for very long with that amount of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_anxiety death anxiety]. Just look at how the other foods reacted when Frank told them the truth.

Obviously, it's not a ''good'' thing that the animators were forced to do more work than they were compensated for, and if you know anything about how small the reference pools are for animation, you'd know that a threat of blacklisting is a very, very low blow. And while it's perfectly reasonable to be turned off to the movie because of this, consider the many, many live action movies that have had similar behind the scenes drama and are considered masterpieces: ''Film/{{Titanic|1997}}'' is widely remembered for James Cameron's out-of-control temper behind the scenes, often screaming at his crew and fighting with studio heads, to the point that t-shirts were maid that said "You Don't Scare Me, I Work For James Cameron." Creator/CecilBDeMille notoriously insulted his casts and famously made his crew dig out two parking lots and a crosswalk at a moment's notice just to get one shot in ''Film/TheTenCommandments'', and it's one of the most famous scenes ever photographed. These and other movies couldn't have happened if their directors were anything ''but'' hot blooded to the point of abusive to everyone working under them.

** It's possible he, like many Disney employees from the "Renaissance" era, got fed up making him work on [[ItsTheSameNowItSucks the same movie over and over]]. Tellingly, there's a 13-year gap [[Disney/{{Hercules}} between]] [[Disney/{{Tangled}} projects]] for them, during which there was a huge overhaul in management, and [[Creator/ChrisSanders other]] employees left when they clashed with John Lasseter. If it is spiteful, it's because he's bitter about being put to work on movies he doesn't like. Or, if you want to TakeAThirdOption...

* Alternatively, much like how the surprise acclaim and success of ''Film/{{Deadpool}}'' encouraged DC/WB that there was a market for R rated superhero films, Disney, Pixar, DWA, Blue Sky Studios and Illuminaton will be inspired by Sausage Party to make R-rated animated movies.

[[WMG: Belief in the Great Beyond will continue]]
It will simply be changed to be closer to the Egyptian Duat, where the Gods torment the food for their sins before taking them, or rather their spirits into the pleasant part of the great beyond. Now, nobody will be able to disprove the true oblivion that awaits the food. Initially, it was also thought they were bodily taken to the Great Beyond until they discovered the lifeless waste left behind, which causes them to come up with the part about the spirits.

A "clam bake" is the DistaffCountepart to a "sausage party", after all!

Obviously, it's not a ''good'' thing that the animators were forced to do more work than they were compensated for, and if you know anything about how small the reference pools are for animation, you'd know that a threat of blacklisting is a very, very low blow. And while it's perfectly reasonable to be turned off to the movie because of this, consider the many, many live action movies that have had similar behind the scenes drama and are considered masterpieces: ''Film/{{Titanic}}'' is widely remembered for James Cameron's out-of-control temper behind the scenes, often screaming at his crew and fighting with studio heads, to the point that t-shirts were maid that said "You Don't Scare Me, I Work For James Cameron." Creator/CecilBDeMille notoriously insulted his casts and famously made his crew dig out two parking lots and a crosswalk at a moment's notice just to get one shot in ''Film/TheTenCommandments'', and it's one of the most famous scenes ever photographed. These and other movies couldn't have happened if their directors were anything ''but'' hot blooded to the point of abusive to everyone working under them.

* Maybe a character will be watching SouthPark on TV or something. Or maybe some vague reference to FritzTheCat, the first X-rated animated movie.

** It's possible he, like many Disney employees from the "Renaissance" era, got fed up making him work on [[ItsTheSameSoItSucks the same movie over and over]]. Tellingly, there's a 13-year gap [[Disney/{{Hercules}} between]] [[Disney/{{Tangled}} projects]] for them, during which there was a huge overhaul in management, and [[Creator/ChrisSanders other]] employees left when they clashed with John Lasseter. If it is spiteful, it's because he's bitter about being put to work on movies he doesn't like. Or, if you want to TakeAThirdOption...

* Think about it, in the movie universe everything has a soul, but the only way to see the souls of most things is to take drugs like an ancient shaman. In the movieverse, only things in similar catagories have full awareness of each other without drug enhancement. Meaning that the non-food items are likely sentient as well, but can't perceive beings out of their spiritual catagory. Meaning the pot the foods were smoking probably perceived the food smoking it as chthuluesque horrors burning it alive. And the supermarket felt utter madness happening in its insides.

[[WMG: Much like how ''Film/{{Airplane}}'' lead to the death of disaster movies for almost a decade, the surprise critical and commercial success of Sausage Party will lead to the death of animated movies. Or at least ones by Pixar.]]

They decide to maybe set up a society which lead to the creation of a town [[WesternAnimation/{{TheAmazingWorldOfGumball}} where a blue cat and his family live.]]

** Maybe AquaTeenHungerForce will be referenced. The show itself also revolves around anthropomorphic food, so this is obvious.

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He then goes to the Shopwells in that town and eventually finds the Non-Perishables from that Shopwells (This group of Non-Perishables would be different products from the ones in the original Shopwells in the movie, and for some reason, they believe that they have the ability to see the future). These Non-Perishables decide to help Douche out after hearing his story, and along the way, Douche learns a lesson about how the way he acted during the Red, White, and Blue Day incident was pointless, and he realizes he needs to apologize to Frank.