Supersize Me
Fast food is food prepared by restaurants that cater more towards speed and low prices than quality or nutritional value. In the film Super Size Me, the director and star Morgan Spurlock, does a 30-day diet of just McDonald's fast food, for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. From the beginning of the movie, to the end, the viewer can observe how quickly fast food can drastically change someone's health and life. It demonstrates how a perfectly healthy human can become so absorbed and addicted to fast food that it makes them sick and fat. Through the film Super Size Me, Morgan Spurlock is not advertising fast food, nor suggesting you should have fast food remain in your diet. Morgan Spurlock is claiming how even though fast food companies have been luring people and their children in excessively with advertisements, toys, and their addicting food, it is the peoples choice to continually
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These extremely good and compelling supports makes the movie, in the viewer's eyes, trustworthy and truthful. For instance, Spurlock had several doctors involved with his mission to eat a solid 30-day diet of McDonalds, and they comment on how bad fast food is for your health, and the viewer knows that they can trust those opinions because he had more than one doctor involved. The different intriguing facts and crucial percentages makes the viewer more interested in the topic to complete more research on it. For instance, when he said "The average child sees over 10,000 television advertisements every year...", it has a wow factor and makes the viewer think, do they watch that many advertisements a year? These facts and percentages make the viewer actually think further into the subject. Super Size Me is definitely sound because Spurlock does not only use trustworthy people to back him up, but also has more than enough facts and percentages to make people
These extremely good and compelling supports makes the movie, in the viewer's eyes, trustworthy and truthful. For instance, Spurlock had several doctors involved with his mission to eat a solid 30-day diet of McDonalds, and they comment on how bad fast food is for your health, and the viewer knows that they can trust those opinions because he had more than one doctor involved. The different intriguing facts and crucial percentages makes the viewer more interested in the topic to complete more research on it. For instance, when he said "The average child sees over 10,000 television advertisements every year...", it has a wow factor and makes the viewer think, do they watch that many advertisements a year? These facts and percentages make the viewer actually think further into the subject. Super Size Me is definitely sound because Spurlock does not only use trustworthy people to back him up, but also has more than enough facts and percentages to make people