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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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I 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 vegatarian.
I only go to McDonalds once in a while as a treat, not every night like some lazy people! My mom told me how crappy their food was a long time ago, when I was a child.
I didn't understand the whining about the lack of creativity or the low pay, etc. It's freaking McDonalds for goodness sake! If you want to be creative, find a different line of work. If you want better money, stay in school.
I found this documentary rather one sided and recommend you watch "Super Size Me" instead. At least that was entertaining.
Way before Super-Size Me's time and way more legally involved, this gives a very interesting look into McDonald's soulless black heart
I 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 intimidate through their power and wealth(and lawsuits). The best part is that the previous line is actually the reality this time and not some cliched ideology that will never happen in the cynical world that we live in.
More 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.
This is a truly inspring story of two lone activists who took on one of the largest corporations in the world (and won).
Great documentary, if you liked the subject matter of Supersize Me you'll probably enjoy McLibel.
WOAH! I'm the first person on Flixster to rate this movie! *special*
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