Review of Fast Food Nation (2006) by Eugene K — 04 Apr 2009
It was sort of like a documentary,...but scripted & with B stars.
It did a good job of making it's point & case against consumerism, immigration issues, non-vegetarianism/the meat industry, nutrition/sanity issues with fast food/meat, human rights problems, animal rights problems, big chain corps taking over and losing individuality & consideration of others, etc...
Had a lot of B stars, mostly PETA faces, which makes sense given the movies messages.
Fez (Wilmar Valderrama) as Mexican,...interesting,...but someone should of pushed Avril off that hill with the chance was given. lol Horrible acting from her.
Pretty good, I like the message, but should've traded in the stars for a documentary. It would've pressed the points better and cheapened it less by not using a gimmick to try & get more watchers.
I would still recommend seeing it at least once.
This review of Fast Food Nation (2006) was written by Eugene K on 04 Apr 2009.
Fast Food Nation has generally received mixed reviews.
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