Forgive me if this sounds rude, but I didn't understand half of what you typed. I will however chime in with a response to what I think you said.

No, people should not be allowed to sue fast food joints for making them fat. The way I loo at it is this, you ate "Fast Food" which is fast because they fry everything. You got fat. Your fault for eating nothing but fast food. The show th whitest kids u know did a parody of this, where they did supersize me with whiskey. Same concept but with drinking nothing but whiskey for 30 days. Point being? Not healthy. Further more this doccumentary only proved that Morgan Spurlock is a moron. "Hey guys, let's see what happens to my liver after eating McDonld's every meal, sometimes to the point that I am puking, just to prove what common sense already tells us"

The fact that morons like Spurlock can reproduce scares the living crap out of me.

I don't think Mr. Spurlock is a Moron, i believe that Supersizee me is an entertaining piece.
Even if you don't believe it, there are some people that don't know that eating MC's can get you overweight or sick, its not that they don't have common sense, its just that they don't give things the same significant value to experience.

Supersizeme me is as a modern documentary part fact , part fiction, there are plenty of detractors to Mr. Spurlock's work, some say that everything is faked, personally, i believe the film maker did in fact eat a lot of MC's, but not everyday, some scenes seem to me a bit acted, the results very predictable, It wasn't as bad as the director made it out to be in the sense that i was hoping he'd be twice as fat and sick by the end of the movie...
He was never in real danger of sying, thats for sure...

The docu also makes some good points, for instance, the part where we follow the tale of the woman with the sportsgym, she goes out of business because people simple don't care enough for their bodies to pay the high costs of being healthy

Another one the dark side of American school cafeterias, where the taxes pay for an obese youth, serving them fatty cardboard for lunch.

The statistics of obese population worldwide, and locally within the US, one can make all kinds of crazy patterns and find many odd things in that data...

incidentally, the eating MC's for a month turns out to be the moneyshot of the docu film, and that is entertainment!

i liked it, but not all of it is true, but what is???



[edit on 18-8-2008 by TheOneEyedProphet]

I found this documentry intresting too. I don't think we should sue for doing something that is our choice... just let us know what is in the foods, etc. Ever since this movie McDonalds and other places have made a huge effort into making the food menu a bit healthier, and having nutriotion books and values out in plain sight, for everyone to see, etc.

The most startling thing I really remember from the movie is the french fries... that was just... wow. Didn't change or anything while the other potatoes were molding and rotting. Eww...

Ok, the fry experiment was just disturbing. Ten weeks and nothing??
This makes me so glad I don't eat that stuff.


I found the documentary interesting (I also like his 30 days show). It brings up many valid points that I think most people don't want to think about.