Seth Rogen and Kristen Wiig voice a sausage and bun, respectively, who've always longed to be with one another once the gods (aka people) come and take them away to the promised land.

Not since 1999's South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut has there been an R-rated animated movie as disgustingly amusing as Sausage Party, which quite literally rips pages out of Pixar's notebook, as well as the recent Lego Movie, while offering up a story that forever changes the way you will look at all the food in your local supermarket. It's like the Deadpool of animated movies, and in a riskier year where a movie like Deadpool changes the game when it comes to R-rated superhero movies, Sausage Party - depending on how it's received by audiences - may also change the game when it comes to R-rated animated fare. It may be a tad hyperbolic to pull out an 'ever made' months before a film even hits theaters, but Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's Sausage Party is the craziest movie ever made in terms of a wide release from a major studio meant for 3,500 screens - or at least the craziest, filthiest, most deranged animated movie you may ever see. The final version won't arrive in theaters until this August. Note: The following is based on a work-in-progress version of Sausage Party.

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