Food, Inc.

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Audience Member 15 years old It’s a surprisingly intelligent documentary Leave it to the pros to tell us about one of the most pressing issues in our country from meat-packing, agriculture, farming, obesity, labeled food products These are all pressing topics were familiar with yet no one talks about them anymore Food, Inc. is a good film telling us the pros and cons of eating You'll walk out of the movie knowing alot more about what you eat, where you buy it, and where it comes from Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 08/22/24 Full Review Pantera O "You can vote 3 times a day to change the system" Una investigación dentro del mundo de la comida, de sus procesos y sus consecuencias. Cruda. Reveladora. Impactante. Plantea el problema a traves de diferentes capítulos, con un estilo y estructura bastante ocupado, en la que se basan la mayoría de los documentales sensacionalistas. Compartiendo entrevistas de las principales víctimas de la industria, desde granjeros hasta consumidores, algunos en estado anónimo para evitar ser castigados por las empresas, e imagenes grabadas clandestinamebte de alto impacto, y una positiva conclusion que busca el cambio. La corrupta industria de la comida y la impunidad que tienen por su nivel de poder. La falta de regulaciónes y cobtrol de salud en ls producccion de alimentos. El abuso de poder hacua los granjeros, aprovechandose de ellos, dejándolos en condición de esclavitud laboral, al igual que los indocumentados que utilizan para reducir sus gastos. Por supuesto la cruldad e inmoralidad sobre el trato animal, que vivien en terribles condiciones. Las consecuencias del capitalismo. Revela la cruda realidad de la industria alimentaria, creando conciencia del impacto que tiene sobre la sociedad y la responsabilidad que tenemos como consumidores de informarnos de los productos que compramos. La vi a medias porque ya la habia visto. Despues de un maraton de documentales de los problemas sociales y ambientales ya nada me sorpende. ¿Hungry for change? La industria no quiere que sepas la verdad de lo que comes. Técnica: 8.2 Expresión: 7.5 Efecto: 9.0 Experiencia: 5.4 Calificación: 7.5/10 Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 07/26/24 Full Review Shael The facts in this story is a little to familiar and perhaps more of a general knowledge topic today because of this movie, so the shock element seems lost. Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 12/26/23 Full Review Michael H Everyone should watch this documentary/movie from start to finish. After doing so, you can decide what you want to do next; seek more information on the variety of topics discussed, spend more money on better food, write your congressman, or start growing vegetables in your backyard. For me, the film became more interesting as it progressed, and in the end, I felt it was asking us to write the rest of the story. Rated 4.5/5 Stars •  Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 01/29/23 Full Review Audience Member I thought this movie is great to show insight to an industry that will do everything they have to hide the atrocities that they commit every day. This film should be taught and educated to help the younger generations learn so they can bring about change and one day make the food industry safer, cleaner, and more sustainable. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 01/12/23 Full Review Audience Member A somber look into the massive scale and practices of agribusiness in America. Food, Inc. asks a lot of ethical questions raised by the industrialization of the food business. In a post-Supersize Me era, this movie did a lot to add to the genre of food documentaries. Asked myself a lot of questions about the food that I eat. Helps one understand the rise in popularity of the organic food in the post-Whole Foods era. Another part I enjoyed was how Food, Inc. shows how this isn't the fault of agribusiness itself. Society as a whole wants cheaper and faster options for food. The businesses that meet this demand are the ones that grow and the cycle continues. After watching this film, one should look past what is the cheapest and aim to have a healthier diet. 4/5. A cornerstone of the many food documentaries that spurred the organic foods revolution. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 02/07/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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