Morgan Spurlock is the greatest man alive in my opinion for pulling off a task like that. He eats McDonald the most unhealthiest fast food place alive for thirty days trying to prove a point. Now if that point doesn't work then I don't know what will. I do not know if I would be able to do something like that. Eating is a way of life to me and I will eat anything there is that is possible. But I will not eat something unhealthy for breakfast lunch and dinner because it will destroy my body structure. Basically the things that I do in my life tells a lot about me and if I stop doing one those things then it takes away apart of my life. I think that not only did Morgan give up eating healthy but he also gave up the way his body looks, and how his body acts to it. I'm excited to see what they results of the movie because I would like to know if McDonald is sued or if are not. I would also like to know the results with him at the end of the thirty days.
I agree that Morgan Spurlock is very brave for embarking on his thirty day mission. The only thing I may have changed is that he made his health an after-thought; he could have visited the Health Clinic more often and could have taken vitamins even if they are not sold at McDonalds.
ReplyDeleteThe part of the movie I was most surprised with was the lack of communication from the McDonalds officials and Spurlock. The fact that the McDonalds officials never came in contact with Spurlock might send more of a message than if they had sat down for an interview with him.
Morgan Spurlock was definetly a very brave person for eating only McDonaldss for 30 days straight but he was trying to get a message across and it effects everyone who watches it. When ever some one watches this movie they say that was discuting and I'm never going to eat fast food again. So the point gets across to all the people that watch it and the results show how dangerous it is to eat fast food on a regular basis and this may stop people from doing this and may create a healthier country.
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