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No, but exclusive because I can't find it. I mean likewise though :P Cheers :)

yeah it was so gross

Yeah, it seems that since that movie came out, McDonalds hit started offering healthier foods as well as the junk food.

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Yes. It's a movie about a man who eats only McDonald's for every meal for 1 month. It is actually quite interesting.

In this R-rated version of the Sundance Best Director's Award success film, producer moneyman Spurlock unravels the American obesity epidemic by interviewing experts nationwide and by subjecting himself to a McDonald's only diet for thirty chronicle straight. The flick is as diverting as it is horrifying - diving into corporate responsibility, nutritional education, edifice meal programs, and how we, as a nation, are intake ourselves to death. In this hilarious yet informative documentary, debut administrator moneyman Spurlock makes himself the victim of a unkind experiment: he puts himself on a 30-day diet of null but McDonald's food. Eating three meals a day only from McDonald's, Spurlock's upbeat quickly deteriorates. The flick documents the process from beginning to end, with Spurlock and his doctors making observations and monitoring the changes to his energy level, moods, liver and kidney function, and obviously his weight. As viewers might predict, Spurlock gains weight at an dismaying rate, and during this process he offers a sensational warning about the serious problem of obesity in America. Clearly McDonald's receives the brunt of the blame, as Spurlock shows how the fast-food restaurant directs its business at small children, who are regenerate into faithful consumers of the brand--and its free toy giveaways, bright colors, and Ronald McDonald clown--for life. Spurlock also examines the calibre of the food itself, showing the processes by which favorite products like McNuggets are made. He also shows the proliferation of McDonald's chains both in the U.S. and worldwide. Meanwhile, Spurlock's girlfriend--a vegan chef--observes Spurlock's research with repel and disdain, providing digit of some funny elements to the film. Educational, fun, and at times complete gross, SUPER SIZE ME takes a assorted approach to illustrating America's obsession with fast food.

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