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By Susan S (373) on 20 Oct 2010

EVERYONE should see this movie. SCREW WALMART…

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By James S (2,117) on 13 Oct 2010

Shows how corrupt walmart is but the sad thing is that its not the way Sam Walton wanted it but his sons were greedy…

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By Aren B (116) on 17 Sep 2010

The interviews with Wal-Mart employees are disturbing and quite affecting, even if Greenwald is preaching to the choir with the filmâ…

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By Mira H (52) on 12 Aug 2010

Walmart is disgustingly immoral, but we already knew that, right? Hence this is boring and annoyingly heavy handed…

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By Travis R (140) on 16 Jul 2010

I worked for Wal-Mart for a short time and I have seen some of these things in this movie…

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By Eric C (1,062) on 11 Jul 2010

Solid documentary with valid points of the corporate world and treatment of workers…

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By Allen D (55) on 10 Jul 2010

Everyone knows that Wal-Mart is basically evil and that they destroy mom and pop stores for the purpose of making vast amounts of money…

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By Eric S (1,351) on 05 Jul 2010

Eye opening film about Walmarts invasion on small town America…

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By Jose D (208) on 19 Apr 2010

One of the best documentaries ever. It's not the liberal screed many people claim it is…

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By Jani M (126) on 19 Apr 2010

One of the best documentaries ever. It's not the liberal screed many people claim it is…

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By Amanda S (629) on 16 Apr 2010

I was crying very hard at point in this film…

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By Craig M (671) on 16 Apr 2010

Ive never been to a wal-mart and never will now, what a pack money sucking wankers, I also saw that they take out life insurane on some of…

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By Brian M (1,664) on 11 Apr 2010

A decent documentary. Although I didn't like how one-sided it was and the editing was pretty terrible (especially the ending, BLEH)…

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By Martin N (176) on 10 Apr 2010

Disgusting, but unfortunately the company is only doing what it was designed to do: maximize profit…

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By Colleen C (171) on 04 Apr 2010

I've never been a Wal-Mart shopper and I already knew about some of their various abuses from reading Nickel and Dimed by Barbara Ehrenreich,…

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By Christina L (110) on 22 Mar 2010

The documentary makes it's point that Wal-Mart is corrupt, but even though there was a lot of relevant information it was very one-sided…

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By Theresa J (157) on 11 Mar 2010

Excently done documentary on how Wal-Mart treats employees and their sneaky practices…

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By Trevor C (307) on 18 Feb 2010

This should have been so much more than it was. It sort of misses the point…

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By James T (1,309) on 17 Feb 2010

I found this documentary rather powerful. I admit that it was affective toward making me seriously think before taking a trip to Wal-Mart…

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By Antoine D (32) on 28 Jan 2010

Shows walmarts true colors and backs up its point of view with personal interviews and such. makes you really wonder how we can change this…

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