“Faster, fatter, bigger, cheaper.” A farmer describes fast food folly.

Although I would like to call Food, Inc. a horror film, I must relax my delicate eating sensibilities to call it a disturbing documentary. Images of little chickens hanging like laundry on conveyor cables above fast-moving assembly lines and cows patiently standing knee high in feces have changed my attitude toward grilling.

Robert Kenner’s Food, Inc. isn’t half the fun of a Michael Moore doc in which the infamous director savages everyone from auto execs to neocons. Kenner is more credible because he doesn’t viciously pursue any one official, just the food industry itself (and McDonald’s more than any other), which has become oligarchic and impersonal, endangering the quality and safety of consumers. Unlike Moore, Kenner has no sense of humor.

Like almost all documentarians, Kenner smartly offers ways to change the barbaric methods and marketing of food. In truth too little praise is given to the food giants that have provided good nutrition and cheaper food in an amazing harvesting that can feed the world. Narrator/interviewer Eric Schlosser (Fast Food Nation) and scientist Michael Pollan (UC Berkeley) modestly present their cases for food abuse such as the demand in corporations like McDonalds for “faster, fatter, bigger, cheaper.”

On the point of treating animals with kindness, the documentary has encouraged me to consider vegetables. Enough babbling, go watch Food Inc online free by clicking on any of the links above.

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You can watch fame online now actually, but before you do it is helpful to know the synopsis of the movie. Basically Fame follows a group of wannabes over 4 years in New York, at the high school of performing arts, who are trying really hard to live out their dreams and be famous.

Obviously to be famous you are put under very stressful situations, and the whole thing is about self discovery and building friendships hoping they don’t stab them in the back in the process to get Fame. Go watch Fame online and see for yourself the stuff that makes these people famous.

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