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Food, Inc.

Authors Eric Schlosser (FAST FOOD NATION) and Michael Pollan (THE OMNIVORE'S DILEMMA) both appear in this documentary that looks into the food industry. FOOD, INC. reveals the nature of the business that ignores the health of the American people in favor of profit.

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Food, Inc.

bynick7jq Mar 2, 2013
8 Helpfuls 9 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Often evenhanded, often sensationalistic look at where American food comes from
Cons Doesn't really push itself as far as it could
Recommended it? Yes

The details of where American food comes from have been heavily scrutinized in the past decade. Everybody knows that food comes from some pretty gross places and it always has. I don't think many people would enjoy hot dogs as much if they saw how they were made. The idea of Food, Inc. is to point... Read full review »

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bykairosdreaming Mar 24, 2012
17 Helpfuls 18 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Very informative.
Cons Not for the squeamish.
Recommended it? Yes

I've always liked knowing where my food came from.  Even if it does give that creature a face, I think it makes me appreciate everything more. That being said, life happens and I find myself shopping at the regular supermarket more and more due to finances and time constraints.  And I've... Read full review »

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Welcome to the Machine! Food, Inc.

byshopaholic_man Mar 29, 2011
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Pros Food, Inc. presented a lot of information about the business of food.
Cons Some of the information is not pretty! Idyllic farms have been replaced with giant...
Recommended it? Yes

Every week I go to the grocery store and purchase a variety of food from boneless chicken breasts, sausages, hamburgers, breakfast cereals, frozen pizzas, vegetables, potatoes and more.  I cook things up most nights for dinner. Other nights my son and I go out for dinner, sometimes fast food,... Read full review »

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Available Formats DVD
Directors Robert Kenner
UPC 876964002165
Genre Education/General Interest
Subgenre Health/Diet • Theatrical Release
MPAA Rating PG (MPAA)
Release Date 2009
Running Time 1hr 31min

Languages

Original Language English

Professional Reviews

Professional Reviews (05/26/2009, Pete Hammond): 5 stars out of 5 -- "It's a sobering and worthwhile look at an important subject many have not even thought about....FOOD, INC.'s end credit sequence offers numerous ways the consumer can and should make a difference.", (06/01/2009, Nicolas Rapold): "[T]he superb FOOD, INC. offers an elegantly constructed and absorbing analysis of the monolithic U.S. food industry.", (06/11/2009, Nathan Rabin): "Kenner takes audiences deep into the ugly underbelly of American food production....Its heroes are realists who've found a way to be relatively humane within the system...", (06/12/2009, Gary Goldstein): "[A] smart, expertly shot documentary....[The film] gives an eloquent array of writers, activists and farmers time to enlighten us about the perils on our plates, but now without offering hope for a safer future.", (06/12/2009, Kirk Honeycutt): "Kenner takes you through these unsettling stories through a mix of articulate talking heads, cameras peering where Food Inc. doesn't want scrutiny, citizens lobbying their representatives in Congress and entertaining graphics and animation.", (06/12/2009, Manohla Dargis): "[A]n informative, often infuriating activist documentary....You'll shudder, shake and just possibly lose your genetically modified lunch.", (06/25/2009, Peter Travers): 3.5 stars out of 4 -- "Kenner keeps his film bouncing with humor, music and graphics....The message he's delivered with the help of nutrition activists, including Eric Schlosser and Michael Pollan is an eye-opener.", (12/25/2009, Owen Gleiberman): Included in Entertainment Weekly's "The Best Films Of The Year" -- "[A] brilliant documentary about what we think we eat, and about what that food really is."

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