Funky Monkey

Morgan Spurlock, the filmmaker behind 'Super Size Me,' embarks on a journey to understand the world of monkeys and their connection to human culture. He explores various aspects of primate behavior, their representation in media, and the ethical considerations surrounding their use and conservation.

While 'Funky Monkey' was a departure from Spurlock's more focused investigative documentaries, it was generally seen as an interesting, albeit somewhat unfocused, exploration of primates. Critics noted its ambitious scope and Spurlock's characteristic engaging presentation, though some felt it lacked the thematic clarity of his earlier work.

• Appreciated for its unique and quirky subject matter.
• Some reviewers found the documentary to be a bit too scattered in its approach.
• Praised for Spurlock's characteristic humor and visual style.

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Morgan Spurlock initially conceived 'Funky Monkey' as a way to explore his childhood fascination with monkeys and primates, aiming to blend educational content with his signature comedic and personal documentary style.