Here is another movie that just opened on the 12th, called Food, Inc. We haven’t seen the entire movie yet, but we will. Based on this interview, I’m sure there are parts of the movie that we will disagree with, such as a solution to the problem which includes “Changing Walmart” or other corporations. Having said that, it sounds like the producer does a great job of identifing the problem with our food supply.
Check out this interview:
Then you can check out the trailer of the film here:
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Then you watch the trailer and buy your tickets here: http://www.foodincmovie.com/
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Hi Paul: As the movie is opening tonight near us, Irvine, we are going. Could be an interestig crowd being here in California.
Well we just got back from the movie. Their answers to the problem seemed to rely too much on government, interestingly the same people they place a large portion of the blame on. I have put a review on my blog: http://tonykonvalin.blogspot.com/2009/06/food-inc-movie-review.html