Didn't see this picture cause it looked like trash. Saw it late at night on TV shocked it was pretty good. Is like Toy Story if toys feared being played with. Basically a religious allegory about how like religion is created to keep thinking creatures from thinking about how horrific life is and it gets weird over time because adherents and even leadership lose sight of this purpose.
And it avoids the ending needing to answer "what will happen now that people know food is "alive?"" by having the characters realize they're cartoons and kill themselves/come into the real world. Which fits into a different meta-narrative. After the movie was finished being made the characters did come into our world in the sense of people seeing the movie.
And it avoids the ending needing to answer "what will happen now that people know food is "alive?"" by having the characters realize they're cartoons and kill themselves/come into the real world. Which fits into a different meta-narrative. After the movie was finished being made the characters did come into our world in the sense of people seeing the movie.