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Reviews Counted:81
Fresh:79
Rotten:2
Average Rating:7.9/10
Consensus: An eye-opening expose of the modern food industry, Food, Inc. is both fascinating and terrifying, and essential viewing for any health-conscious citizen.
Runtime: 1 hr 31 mins
Genre: Education/General Interest
Synopsis: How much do we really know about the food we buy at our local supermarkets and serve to our families? In Food, Inc., filmmaker Robert Kenner lifts the veil on our nation's food industry,... [More]
One shocking segment of the film follows the story of Moe Parr, a man legally hounded out of his business of cleaning seeds. He is a victim of laws which allow seed patents which are leading to corporate seed monopolies.
His film shows us ugly, faceless corporate greed and its truly fatal consequences, but gives us tools to dismantle or at least throttle back the machine %u2013 and hopefully solve some of the world's ills as well.
the film can help more consumers realize that "cheaper" food is NOT necessarily a bargain
It moves briskly through its impressive array of talking points, though you might wish it had lingered over a few of them for a little more depth. No matter. Consider it a primer on a deadly serious issue that affects all of us, several times a day.
Although the documentary sometimes feels a little one-sided, lack of participation by companies such as Monsanto Co. and Tyson Foods Inc. ensured such a result.
Smart, gripping, and untainted by the influence of Michael Moore.
The message is that it's up to the consumer to change things in the food industry.
You're probably not going to like what you see here, but you'd better hold your nose and choke it down anyway. Food, Inc. is for your own good.
A Weak Version of "Fast Food Nation". But Hey, Any Film That Bashes Agri-Business Is All Right With Me.
Like a 21st-century updating of The Jungle ... Food, Inc. is infuriating and disheartening, as it introduces us to the unpleasant verities of eating and the cynical rationalizations of those who purport to feed us.
The documentary Food, Inc. is the film Fast Food Nation should have been. It's powerful, disturbing stuff.
A brutally disturbing, fundamentally important new documentary.
a frightening film, easily one of the most important of the recent spate of socially conscious documentaries
Food, Inc. offers plenty of food for thought, but, as expected, there isn't much here to nourish the soul.
A real horror story that touches on the obesity epidemic, the soullessness of mass-produced and over-processed foods, and how little control the FDA has ...
The old adage "you are what you eat" is more true than you would have thought.
Director Robert Kenner’s documentary is powerful. Maybe even life-changing.
It's an "Inconvenient Truth" for food, minus the droning Al Gore and a handful of PowerPoint slides.
After you see what IBP is doing to cattle, what Tyson is doing to chickens, what farmers are doing to us and what Monsanto is doing to farmers in the new documentary Food, Inc., you may never eat again.
Stomach-churning yet persuasively necessary - but don't plan to go out to dinner after viewing this graphic documentary.
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