Budget
$65,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$11,536,423
Opening weekend US & Canada
$516,641
Gross worldwide
$20,645,757
Budget
$65,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$11,536,423
Opening weekend US & Canada
$516,641
Gross worldwide
$20,645,757
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By Kamryn 2022-03-22 09:01:53
It once again reflects the extremely chaotic thinking mode of American logic.
"This is an interesting documentary. Regarding the relationship between McDonald's fast food and American health problems such as obesity, Morgan planned a 'trying by himself' experimental plan: in a month, he did not go to McDonald's to order food, he did not Eat something else. After three meals a day at McDonald's, Morgan noticed dramatic changes in his body: a 30-pound weight gain, soaring blood pressure, mental fatigue, sluggish breathing, and a plummeting quality of sex life. Morgan Use...
By Josefa 2021-12-14 08:01:06
The director and leading actor Morgan Spurlock did one thing in this film, that is, to magnify a fact that we know very well, but intentionally or unintentionally ignore it, magnify it and place it in front of us clearly. The reasons and conditions for comforting myself were all eliminated by Morgan in the film. Only the facts are in front of us. There is no escape and no excuses. What should we do at this time?
When I was watching this film, I was chatting with a girl on WeChat....
By Kiley 2021-12-14 08:01:06
Mainly want to talk about another piece.
I’ve seen another piece before:
a foreign food show host also found that the school provided students with a lot of unhealthy food, so he went to the school cafeteria to propose more healthy food for the children.
However, the staff in the cafeteria said that if they have few staff and do not need to process food, they are simply too busy, and almost no children have complained about their food. If you want to make healthy food, let that person make it by himself, and...
By Jaiden 2021-12-14 08:01:06
It can be said that it was the first documentary I watched?
It's a sample worth learning, quotations, animations, interviews, narrations blablabla~
Isn’t it difficult to learn to shoot, I’m about to start~ The
Laptop broadcasts J’s Make Me Wanna Die, and I just watched two of them today~
enough Bar? Enough?
The director has made a lot of money and earned both fame and fortune. I don’t know if it’s a good deal.
High-profile is a must in the real...
By Bailee 2021-12-14 08:01:06
McDonald's is the epitome of globalization, but the harm it brings is a bit more obvious than some other areas, and that is health. The world knows that the iconic super size in the United States is actually not only in McDonald’s, but also in large supermarkets such as Costa. It can only be said that McDonald’s has more precise positioning and developed a sales method that conforms to American thinking. It can even be said that it is After understanding some of the human...
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By Patsy 2022-04-24 07:01:07
Fortunately, this guy has a good...
By Kale 2022-04-24 07:01:07
Come to Neon to eat so much Mai Kee, I really regret it! No peat! !...
By Linnea 2022-04-23 07:02:16
Haha, this documentary. I watched it when I was at a language school in...
By Reyes 2022-04-23 07:02:16
This is what the teacher forced to watch =...
By Dennis 2022-04-23 07:02:16
I just don't understand why all the junk food is delicious all day long. This movie should be watched by all...
Morgan Spurlock: Obesity is now second only to smoking as a cause of preventable death in America, with an estimated 400,000 deaths from related illnesses.
Morgan Spurlock: Look at that fish filet. Look at this thing.
Cameraman: [as Morgan unveils the Filet-O-Fish] Oh, god. That looks nasty, man.
Morgan Spurlock: Isn't that horrible?
Cameraman: Obviously, that has been sitting around all day.
Morgan Spurlock: That, the filet-o-fish.
Morgan Spurlock: McDonald's calls people who eat their food at least once a week, heavy users. I'm not kidding. 72% of the people who eat at McDonald's are heavy users. They also have another category, the super heavy user. These people eat their food 3, 4, 5 times a week and up. 22% of the people who eat at McDonald's are super heavy users.