this "documentary" is a self-serving load of ap-cray. Most of what makes it awful has been said here but I just wanted to pile on with the observation that there is nothing, even a super-sized drum of Coke, that disgusts me more than a vegan looking down his/her nose. Did you catch the girlfriend writhe in agony when considering the prospect of sitting next to the "documentarian" while he ate his fast food? Many of us who eat meat have had encounters with this kind of person who feels it necessary to register some kind of physical repulsion at the sight of your entree. And on the eve of the great sacrifice the "documentarian" is served a vegan meal which was accompanied by the very predictable swooning vegans also feel the need to do when presenting their dishes - " Oh and here is some wonderful and fresh organic endive salad, and some really yummy soy bean rugola with wheat grass tapinade." These people just can't help themselves - they know better than you, you are just uneducated and if you only knew what was healthy then you too would know what tastes good. Of course we are shoveling fast food down at an alarming rate, the reasons for that could make for a good documentary - what this thing is is a sort of elitist meat-hating snobfest.
Review of Super Size Me
