Comments by "retnavybrat" (@retnavybrat) on "Another Top 10 Controversial Documentary Films" video.

  1. +Bri Arcanum I've never seen it, but I agree that the premise is idiotic. I'm no corporate apologist, but I can't see blaming fast food establishments for the voluntary decisions of their customers. If you think about it, Spurlock negated his own hypothesis by making a conscious and voluntary choice to eat nothing but McDonalds for a month.
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  2. The documentary was released in 2012.
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  3. Knowing WatchMojo, it could very well have screwed up the video and corrected it in between the time you watched it and the time I watched it. However, as of the time I watched it, it's pretty clear in the video that the documentary was released before the 2012 Presidential election. 1:48 -- The graphic states that the release date was 2012. 1:59 -- "2016" is mentioned as part of the documentary's title. 2:44 -- The documentary narrator is asking a question about 2016, the tense of which indicates that it's a future date at that point.
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  4. Wouldn't the very fact that Spurlock made a conscious and voluntary decision to eat nothing but food from McDonalds for a month negate his conclusion that McDonalds is responsible for making people overweight?
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