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By Courtney W (330) on 12 Dec 2009

In 2005, I believe, Walmart CEO salary was about $27 million and the average worker's salary was about $13,000, according to this film. Interesting…

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By Caiti L (7) on 09 Dec 2009

Wal-Mart is bad news. For years I have refused to shop there. This documentary highlights why that is the case…

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By Said C (197) on 07 Dec 2009

It is one of my sources of happiness to say that: I dont know Wal-Mart, neither do I take one sided Documentaries serious…

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By D G (193) on 07 Dec 2009

I wasnt completely in the dark about Wal-Mart's practices but I had no idea the depth of them…

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By Jas L (34) on 29 Nov 2009

Look, I know Wal-Mart is evil, and this movie did provide some interesting/shocking facts bringing to light previously unknown evils…

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By Tyler V (198) on 26 Nov 2009

Another propaganda documentary that is totally biased, but unless Wal-Mart is going to help with production costs and change some policies…

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By Monica M (287) on 15 Nov 2009

WAL-MART IS BAD! PASS IT ON! There's a Frontline episode that covers all the same issues in a much more interesting way; watch that instead…

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By Hampton N (10) on 02 Nov 2009

Where do we draw the line? Apparently we don't…

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By Brody M (674) on 22 Oct 2009

GREAT documentary about Wal-Mart AKA Cult-Mart…

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By Scott F (708) on 16 Oct 2009

See it and draw your own conclusions. The only thing I will say is that I don't think it needed the non-Walmart commercials…

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By Ellen R (58) on 06 Sep 2009

While I certainly agree with a lot of the points this movie made, and think that Wal-Mart is essentially greed and evil beyond comprehension,…

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By M F (156) on 26 Aug 2009

Very eye opening about walmart. makes me not like them even more. I am going to try and not shop there anymore…

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By John H (1,894) on 15 Aug 2009

For anyone who is curious as to why I will never shop at Walmart…

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By Lisa T (374) on 06 Aug 2009

This movie truthfully shows walmart as a heartless corp…

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By Damon S (130) on 03 Aug 2009

For the most part, a well-edited and powerful documentary about how Wal-Mart is destroying America…

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By David M (3,086) on 11 Jul 2009

One of the biggest unkept secret now exposed…

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By Melissa L (303) on 08 Jul 2009

What a disgusting company. makes me thankful i've never shopped there…

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By Michael M (3,845) on 04 Jul 2009

An interesting look at corporate greed and social Darwinism -- though the absolute lack of style and/or arc hinders what could have otherwise…

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By Brice A (9) on 31 May 2009

Walmart is evil; this documentary is boring though…

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By Luke B (1,067) on 04 May 2009

It's excellent at getting it's point across…

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