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Almost everything about this movie appeals to me. It's hot close-ups of french fries, the fact that it's completely real, and it's genuine American stupidity; says it all to me. I will be going to watch this (haven't planned with whom, yet) and despite probably coming out horrorfied, I'll probably end up grabbing a Macdonalds after it, anyway.
For those who aren't familiar with the concept of this documentary movie... it follows a man who pledges to eat nothing but Macdonalds for a month. He always has his meals super sized, and by day two he's already throwing up. In the end, he has piled on the pounds, got blotchey skin, become depressed, and even risked getting a toxic liver.
Go watch it.
For those who aren't familiar with the concept of this documentary movie... it follows a man who pledges to eat nothing but Macdonalds for a month. He always has his meals super sized, and by day two he's already throwing up. In the end, he has piled on the pounds, got blotchey skin, become depressed, and even risked getting a toxic liver.
Go watch it.
It looks pretty good- Yet another film critical of American life, made minus a big budget. May well be pretty eye-opening for people such as myself who eat very little fast food.
Another thing, though- The average person's yearly fast food intake allegedly contains thirteen pubic hairs; he must have ingested more than the bits of cows most butchers wouldn't touch...
Another thing, though- The average person's yearly fast food intake allegedly contains thirteen pubic hairs; he must have ingested more than the bits of cows most butchers wouldn't touch...
Looks good, but you don't need a film saying Maccies is bad for you, just don't eat it every nite, Simple. Wouldn't mind seeing it tho as its 'better than Micheal Moore'
Smooth.
The Hibernator wrote:
> He always has his meals super sized
He super-sized whenever he's asked to super-size it.
> He always has his meals super sized
He super-sized whenever he's asked to super-size it.
It's doing what "Bowling for Columbine" did to the NRA to McDonalds.
It's a "documentary".
How exhilarating - I think not.
(Ban McDonalds - haven't eaten a burger since I was six. 9 years.)
It's a "documentary".
How exhilarating - I think not.
(Ban McDonalds - haven't eaten a burger since I was six. 9 years.)
Almost everything about this movie appeals to me. It's hot close-ups of french fries, the fact that it's completely real, and it's genuine American stupidity; says it all to me. I will be going to watch this (haven't planned with whom, yet) and despite probably coming out horrorfied, I'll probably end up grabbing a Macdonalds after it, anyway.
For those who aren't familiar with the concept of this documentary movie... it follows a man who pledges to eat nothing but Macdonalds for a month. He always has his meals super sized, and by day two he's already throwing up. In the end, he has piled on the pounds, got blotchey skin, become depressed, and even risked getting a toxic liver.
Go watch it.
For those who aren't familiar with the concept of this documentary movie... it follows a man who pledges to eat nothing but Macdonalds for a month. He always has his meals super sized, and by day two he's already throwing up. In the end, he has piled on the pounds, got blotchey skin, become depressed, and even risked getting a toxic liver.
Go watch it.