[scab4faa]

It's a good movie, I'd recommend it.

[sam_whiskey]

Might be a good thing if it encourages the kids to eat healthy---but I have a sinking feeling it'll just make em' wanna blame McDonald's.

But maybe not---I haven't seen it yet.

[Major Matt Mason]

I made it through 4 years of college eating cafeteria food, as well as pizza and fast foods, and I was none the worse for wear (as was the case with everyone else that attended this school). I wonder how truthful this "documentary" really is.

One thing is for sure- now that liberals are done with the tobacco industry, they are now going after any food not considered healthful by them. These people are truly nazis.

[JeffersonRepublic.com]

I have heard it's an eye opening movie, and have had friends tell me it's a must watch for people with kids.

Holtz
JeffersonRepublic.com

[Onelifetogive]

hat happens when a man eats nothing but McDonald's food for 30 days? It's a lesson that schoolchildren across the country are about to find out.

I think this is a GREAT idea.....now that school have solved that whole problem with math, reading and writing...

[KingNo155]

"The school DVD is targeted for grades six through 12. It contains sample lesson plans and bonus interviews with nutritionists and doctors. Spurlock also said that he is working with foundations to underwrite the cost, so that cash-strapped school districts can get it for free. "

If he cared if "cash-strapped school districts" got it for free he would give it to them... its his film. Keep your stupid film my kids will be out sick that day.

[GeronL]

Its a lie

[outfield]

I don't think this is the right film to be shown to kids in schools. Something that has more factual basis and useful info should be shown. Spurlock is very unprofessional IMO and not a good role model for kids at all.