Supersize

Morgan Spurlock documents his 30-day "Moi-Moi" diet, consuming only McDonald's food for every meal. He aims to explore the impact of fast food on public health and his own body. The film tracks his deteriorating physical and mental health, and the increasing difficulty of his experiment. It also examines the restaurant industry's practices and marketing strategies.

Supersize Me was met with widespread critical acclaim, lauded for its engaging presentation, important social commentary, and Spurlock's personal commitment to the experiment. It successfully sparked a global conversation about nutrition, fast food, and corporate responsibility.

• An eye-opening and persuasive exposé on the health risks of fast food.

• Morgan Spurlock's personal journey is both shocking and compelling.

• A thought-provoking documentary that highlights the influence of the fast-food industry.

Google audience: Audiences praised the film's important message and its effectiveness in raising awareness about the dangers of excessive fast-food consumption. Many found Spurlock's experiment eye-opening and motivating to make healthier choices.

Nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival in 2004.

During the filming of 'Supersize Me', Morgan Spurlock gained 24.5 pounds (11.1 kg), his cholesterol level rose by 65 mg/dL, and his liver function worsened significantly.