| Super Size Me (2004),
				Director: Morgan Spurlock, rated PG-13 
				A film of epic 
				portions. 
				
		  Starring: 
				Morgan Spurlock, Daryl Isaacs, Chemeeka Walker, Dania Abu-Rmaileh, 
Amanda Kearsan, Christian Baucher, Amelia Giancarlo, Geoffrey Giancarlo 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★☆☆☆ 
				- good 
				"I craved this food 
				more and more when I ate it, and got massive headaches when I 
				didn't." - Morgan 
				Spurlock after his experiment was concluded 
				Why watch this?
				This documentary shows just how dangerous a diet of fast food 
				can be. 
				Plot Summary: 
				Independent filmmaker, Morgan Spurlock, conducted an experiment 
				on himself: For 30 days, we was to consume only McDonald's food 
				for all meals. If offered, he had to Super Size his meal. Over 
				that period, he gained 25 lbs. and his cholesterol increased to 
				230; not to mention mood swings, sexual dysfunction issues and a 
				fatty liver. Dad's Preview: 
				This film accomplished its goal to make more people aware of the 
				harm caused by fast food. This fat-filled diet and marketing manipulation 
				is standard fare for the likes of Wendy's, Taco Bell, and of 
				course, McDonald's. Within weeks of its release, 
				McDonalds discontinued its Super Size option, of course denying 
				that the film was the cause. The good news, Morgan did not die 
				from consuming all that high-fat crap.          
				 The Con; Samuel 
				Goldwyn Films, Roadside Attractions,
 Showtime Ind. Films
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