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Supersize Me Documentary(Full length)
First-time director Morgan Spurlock takes a look at the subject of obesity in the United States, specifically zeroing in on the business and culture surrounding the nation's fast-food industry in this 2004 documentary. In addition to studying the marketing of fast food to American children and unsuccessfully attempting to gain an interview with McDonald's executives, Spurlock attempts to become one of his own subjects by documenting a one-month binge during which he survived only on items from the McDonald's menu, forcing himself to eat three meals a day and try every offering at least once. This documentary was the first that really started me thinking about how I fed myself, and its impact on my health. In it I focus on how his health declined so quickly, and recovered after his self-experiment was over. It was made back in 1995 and I remember viewing it in the theater. It links up to Forks Over Knives IMO. Greco |
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