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Fast Food Nation (2006)
A dramatic feature based on material from the incendiary novel "Fast Food Nation," a no-holds-barred exploration of the fast food industry that ultimately revealed the dark side of the "All American Meal."
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Fast Food Nation Movie Review by B Movie Ben  (10/2/2007) |
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It doesn't matter that there was a boatload of stars in this film; it is the story that counts.
When i saw the dude spit on the hamburger, I know I was in for trouble.
It is sad to see how the exec sold out and just went along to protect his livelihood when he knew there was something wrong going on.
I lived nine years...
(complete Fast Food Nation review by B Movie Ben)
| Fast Food Nation Movie Review by Matthew (11/23/2006) |
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I still remember when I finished reading Eric Schlosser's non-fiction account of the fast food industry and America's eating habits. I haven't been a frequent customer of places like McDonalds, Burger King and the like for years, but after reading the book, I was determined to never stand within ten feet of such...
(complete Fast Food Nation review by Matthew)
I know Richard Linklater is a brilliant filmmaker and I know he can do better than this. Just look at 'Dazed and Confused' or the 'Before Sunrise/Sunset' films. This is a man who understands the human condition and the messed up nature of friendship.
Unfortunately, he spends most of this film trying to gross out the...
(complete Fast Food Nation review by Jessica Film Junkie)
| Fast Food Nation Movie Review by Daniel (7/29/2007) |
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FAST FOOD NATION (Dir. Richard Linklater, 2006) It would be easy to label this a brother or sister film to THANK YOU FOR SMOKING as a dramatized indictment of big corrupt corporations and their consequences on everyday people but FAST FOOD NATION contains none of that film's sense of satire, cynicism or exaggerated...
(complete Fast Food Nation review by Daniel)
| Fast Food Nation Movie Review by Lisa (4/24/2007) |
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Ok so what the f*ck was this, it wasn't a documentary I guess that as soon as Greg Kinnear showed up, and it couldn't be a mockumentary coz they're funny (and this was far from funny). K so I get it, Richard Linklater is trying to get across the seriousness of the corporate corruption and the terrible corners that are cut...
(complete Fast Food Nation review by Lisa)
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