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* [[spoiler:It's very possible that there were human children in the store during the massacre at the supermarket...]]
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** She herself could have been toasted, too.
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* What exactly are humans supposed to eat if food is sentient? The only options for humans in this universe may be murder or starvation.
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** It's possible they never associated anything that happened inside the store with the great beyond. Every human is considered a God, and they're used to the Dark Lord picking off random food items. They probably just assumed it was karmic punishment to go out like that as opposed to making it to the great beyond. When all the humans freaked, it was like the gods turning on them en mass.
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* For that matter, how come the products never caught sight of somebody taste-testing a grape from a bunch of them on the sly, or a bratty toddler stuffing an unpaid-for candy into his or her mouth when the adults aren't looking?
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* The extreme preoccupation with sex demonstrated by pretty much every significant character makes more sense if you consider that their actual ''function'' as food products is to satisfy basic biological urges. They have no need or inclination to ingest anything themselves - indeed, it took Douche nearly "bleeding" to death for him to even realize it was ''possible'' to do such a thing - but the built-in subconscious urge (death wish?) to slake physical appetite is still there. So in the absence of an instinct to eat or drink, they can't help but heed the equally-primal yearning for sex, or (in the immortals' case) the addict's urge to get stoned.
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This one is overreach. Christians have been persecuted, along with Jews, Muslims, women have been screwed over. This bullet loses its point when you factor in that pretty much everyone has been screwed over at one point or another.
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* When you think about it, Firewater, Mr. Grits, and Twinks represent the minorities that religious fanatics has in some way or another screwed over (Firewater=Native Americans, Mr. Grits=black people, Twinks=LGBT community). In a way, you could also argue that Frank represents a less-persecuted but still somewhat screwed-over group, atheists/agnostics.
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* When you think about it, Firewater, Mr. Grits, and Twinks represent the minorities that religion has in some way or another screwed over (Firewater=Native Americans, Mr. Grits=black people, Twinks=LGBT community). In a way, you could also argue that Frank represents a less-persecuted but still somewhat screwed-over group, atheists/agnostics.
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* When you think about it, Firewater, Mr. Grits, and Twinks represent the minorities that religion religious fanatics has in some way or another screwed over (Firewater=Native Americans, Mr. Grits=black people, Twinks=LGBT community). In a way, you could also argue that Frank represents a less-persecuted but still somewhat screwed-over group, atheists/agnostics.
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** Does that imply that prescription medications are faced with a similar ugly fate, albeit perhaps less gruesomely as they're usually swallowed whole?
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** Does that imply that prescription medications are faced with a similar ugly fate, albeit perhaps less gruesomely as they're usually swallowed whole?whole and not cooked first?
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** The ''bath salts'' didn't exhibit any signs of sentience or protest their molten demise, so possibly illegal stimulants are exempt on the grounds that they're not a ''commercial'' product.
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** Does that imply that prescription medications are faced with a similar ugly fate, albeit perhaps less gruesomely as they're usually swallowed whole?
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* That cookbook illustration which Frank uses to try to shock sense into the other groceries could have been ''even worse'', if you think about it. At least the hot dog and the bun it was in had each other to cling to in terror, when their doom was upon them: [[spoiler: after all, very few people eat ''cold, uncooked'' hot dogs for July 4th. By rights, the sausage should have been ''charcoal-grilled alive'' before being placed into the bun, adding grief for her tortured-to-death lover and '''forced necrophilia''' to the horrors which the latter would've endured, as she met her own demise.]]
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* That cookbook illustration which Frank uses to try to shock sense into the other groceries could have been ''even worse'', if you think about it. At least the hot dog and the bun it was lay in had were lucky enough to have each other to cling to to, albeit in terror, when their doom was upon them: [[spoiler: after all, very few people eat ''cold, uncooked'' hot dogs for July 4th. By rights, the sausage should have been ''charcoal-grilled alive'' before being placed into the bun, adding grief for her tortured-to-death lover and '''forced necrophilia''' to the horrors which the latter would've endured, as she met her own demise.]]
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* That cookbook illustration which Frank uses to try to shock sense into the other groceries could have been ''even worse'', if you think about it. At least the hot dog and the bun it was in had each other to cling to in terror, when their doom was upon them: [[spoiler: after all, very few people eat ''cold, uncooked'' hot dogs that way. By rights, the sausage should have been ''freshly cooked'' when placed into the bun, adding grief for her tortured-to-death lover and '''forced necrophilia''' to the horrors which the latter would've endured, as she met her own demise.]]
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* That cookbook illustration which Frank uses to try to shock sense into the other groceries could have been ''even worse'', if you think about it. At least the hot dog and the bun it was in had each other to cling to in terror, when their doom was upon them: [[spoiler: after all, very few people eat ''cold, uncooked'' hot dogs that way. for July 4th. By rights, the sausage should have been ''freshly cooked'' when ''charcoal-grilled alive'' before being placed into the bun, adding grief for her tortured-to-death lover and '''forced necrophilia''' to the horrors which the latter would've endured, as she met her own demise.]]
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* That cookbook illustration which Frank uses to try to shock sense into the other groceries could have been ''even worse'', if you think about it. At least the hot dog and the bun it was in had each other to cling to in terror, when their doom was upon them: [[spoiler: after all, very few people eat ''cold, uncooked'' hot dogs that way. By rights, the sausage should have been ''freshly cooked'' when placed into the bun, adding grief for her tortured-to-death lover and '''forced necrophilia''' to the horrors which the latter would've endured, as she met her own demise.]]
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*If all food is sentient in this film, what about food made from food, like stew or bagged salad mix? Would they have multiple consciences? Or would they be a fusion of dead food parts?
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* The "Great Beyond" song can be seen in hindsight as SuspiciouslySpecificDenial on the Non-Perishables (the ones who wrote the song) part. With lines such as "Where we're sure nothing bad happens to food" "we're sure there's nothing shitty waiting for us in the Great Beyond" and "[[ToiletHumor they won't squeeze us out their butts]].
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* The "Great Beyond" song can be seen in hindsight as SuspiciouslySpecificDenial on the Non-Perishables (the ones who wrote the song) part. With lines such as "Where we're sure nothing bad happens to food" "we're sure there's nothing shitty waiting for us in the Great Beyond" and "[[ToiletHumor they won't squeeze us out their butts]].
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*When you think about it, Firewater, Mr. Grits, and Twinks represent the minorities that religion has in some way or another screwed over (Firewater=Native Americans, Mr. Grits=black people, Twinks=LGBT community). In a way, you could also argue that Frank represents a less-persecuted but still somewhat screwed-over group, atheists/agnostics.
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* Douche starts killing and drinking liquor bottles after sucking dry a damaged box of grape juice. Since the grape juice had been in that state well before the plot started, he'd most likely fermented into a cheap wine.
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* The food items swear so much because the employees do it so casually. They probably just think that's how people normally speak.
* The food items swear so much because the employees do it so casually. They probably just think that's how people normally speak.
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* Not outside the break room, apparently.
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** The animate objects appear to be all things to are consumed.
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* If knives and ladles are inanimate, how come lightbulbs and douches are animate? [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman Where's the line between inanimate object and living thing?]] (Or [[AnimateInanimateObject animate inanimate object?)]]
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* If knives and ladles are inanimate, how come lightbulbs and douches are animate? [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman Where's the line between inanimate object and living thing?]] (Or [[AnimateInanimateObject animate inanimate object?)]]object?)]]
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* If knives and ladles are inanimate, how come lightbulbs and douches are animate? [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman Where's the line between inanimate object and living thing?]] (Or [[InanimateAnimateObject [[AnimateInanimateObject animate inanimate animate object?)]]
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* If knives and ladles are inanimate, how come lightbulbs and douches are animate? [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman Where's the line between inanimate object and living thing?]]thing?]] (Or [[InanimateAnimateObject inanimate animate object?)]]
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* With weed being a plant, wouldn't they be smoking living beings? Therefore, making them worse than the humans due to '''''BURNING THE WEED AND INHALING THEIR REMAINS!?'''''
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* With weed being a plant, wouldn't they be smoking living beings? Therefore, making them worse than the humans due to '''''BURNING THE WEED AND INHALING THEIR REMAINS!?'''''REMAINS!?'''''
* If knives and ladles are inanimate, how come lightbulbs and douches are animate? [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman Where's the line between inanimate object and living thing?]]
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*With weed being a plant, wouldn't they be smoking living beings? Therefore, making them worse than the humans due to '''''BURNING THE WEED AND INHALING THEIR REMAINS!?'''''
