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    Fast Food Nation

    A socially conscious look at the fast food industry by Richard Linklater, Starring Greg Kinnear, Wilmer Valderrama, Luiz Guzman, Bobby Canavale, and a bunch of cows. Linklater paces and shoots this film well, and the actors are great. Its a depressing ride, however, with Kinnear's character realizing there is fecal matter in the beef his fast food chain is selling, he goes to explore how the slaughterhouse processes its beef. Intercut this with the tales of immigrants who come and end up working in the slaughterhouse, as well as explanations of "what's really happening" from Kris Kristofferson and Bruce Willis, which leads to a fruitless and powerless Kinear, and many a despicable turn by Cannavale occurs along the way. Fans of linklater will remember "Suburbia" Citizens will recall "the Jungle" and people who think will be questioning their food choices for years to come.

  • Must Go!

    great movie indeed...

    by andgbr

    but we all must watch, not only americans, but non-americans, non-residents of USA, everybody should watch it, because Fast-Food is not only in USA.

  • Oh No!

    Trite and dull. This movie should be burned in a dumpster.

    The book was remarkable, but this movie is utterlly worthless. The characters are cardboard cutouts, with the exception of Kris Kristopherson (suprise). Each character seems to only serve the purpose of setting up a different round of unimpressive and unshocking information about the meat/fast food industry. Ethan Hawk is abominable as the freewheeling intellectual who has nothing but disdain for everything about a world that he certainly didn't choose to live in.
    The movie was so trite that it almost seemed underhanded. The social criticism was articulated so poorly that it came off as juvenile and dismissable.
    Considering how much promise this movie had, how interesting it could have been, and how intriguing its source information was, it is amazing just how bad this movie is. This is two hours that you will NOT get back, and you will immediately want to go out and devour a burger just to spite the makers of this horrible movie.

Fast Food Nation Critic Reviews

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  • 100
    Boston Globe | Wesley Morris

    Fast Food Nation has the dramatic flatness and willful lack of personality of...

  • 83
    Entertainment Weekly | Lisa Schwarzbaum

    Naturally, a subject this right-on draws a right-on cast. Kris Kristofferson,...

  • 80
    The New York Times | A.O. Scott

    It's a mirror and a portrait, and a movie as necessary and nourishing as your...

  • 80
    Los Angeles Times | Carina Chocano

    If Linklater regards the fake culture that has replaced real places with...

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