Over the course of 10 years, Helen Steel and Dave Morris are transformed from anonymous non-profit activists into unlikely global heroes, defending themselves through what became the longest trial in ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 30, 2005
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December 16, 2007I have mixed feelings about this. I was horrified to see the baby chicks being gassed. I also know that a low fiber/ high fat diet is not healthy for you. But I don't think these practices are limited to just McDonalds. If you really want to do something about it, become a vegata...( read more)
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July 25, 2007Way before Super-Size Me's time and way more legally involved, this gives a very interesting look into McDonald's soulless black heart
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October 1, 2009a good tale of people standing up for what they believe to be right and true. also a nice show of how the legal system works.
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September 5, 2009A crappily put together documentary about a rather interesting subject. McDonald's sues some activists in a British court for libel. They bring in top lawyers and others to lay out their case. The two activists defend themselves in the longest case in British history costing McDo...( read more)
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June 11, 2009Very serious work. I have great respect for action groups. All societies need them. More than GOD.
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December 15, 2007Don't cry when you put all these corporations out of business and then there are no jobs!
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July 12, 2007What can I say? It's amazing what two people can do with enough time, effort and conviction.
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January 4, 2007I liked documentaries that hit hard and expose injustice or wrong doing. Finally, I get to see one that does that, but in the end, the downtrodden succeeded. This is essential viewing. It just goes to show how the truth can prevail over unjust corporations that exploit people and...( read more)
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September 15, 2006More a TV documentary then a film, the story is alot more fascinating then it's staging (it doesn't have 'Super Size Me's entertaining aspect), 'McLibel' is still definatly worth seeing, more as an interesting piece of history than as an interesting film.
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