Review of Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price (2005) by Kyle E — 30 Nov 2008
Wal-Mart's bad for America. Everyone knows this. Personally I hate Wal-Mart, and I only shop there when it's absolutely a necessity. Now it's not that Robert Greenwald's film is bad, nor do I think it's a propagandist film, as some have called it, but the faults in it lie with a simple fact: it's just poorly made.
I'm sorry but honestly I've seen high school kids put together better documentary films then this. Sure he has the facts, but there's no sense of transition between each part. The film basically just skips from bad practice of wal-mart to bad practice of wal-mart. Believe me, there's nothing more I would honestly like to see then Wal-Mart crumple to ashes and it's workers to be compensated for the rest of there lives for the long hard hours they put in at complete trash pay, but next time you set out to make a documentary film, Mr. Greenwald, watch a few and get a sense of TRANSITION!
This review of Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price (2005) was written by Kyle E on 30 Nov 2008.
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