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im never going to eat mcdonalds again......

Any idiot knows too much junk food will make you fat. But a movie trying to prove such a point by having a guy eat nothing but McDonald's (three times a day, for breakfast, lunch and dinner.....I can't name two people I know who even eat three meals a day due to their hectic schedules) for a month without exercise is not informative, it's unrealistic. I highly doubt there's more than a few people who have McDonald's more than once a week, let alone more than once a day. Oh, and another rule to this ridiculous game: if offered, he must super-size any and all ordered items, pushing this movie even further from realism. This movie becomes so extreme in trying to get its point across, it becomes more silly than anything else. And the last thing it proves is that `McDonald's (or any other fast food joint for that matter) kills'.....it just proves that if you're some dumb f*** who will actually scarf nothing but fatty deep-fried food three times a day for a month without exercising, you will inevitably have some friggin' health problems (as if 99.9% of the population didn't know this already). Okay, well, the intended moral aside. How is the movie itself? Are there ANY pros to this 2-hour long Jackass stunt? Well, you've got some middle-aged bearded guy porking out on hamburgers and fries for two hours and then a slideshow of the graphically disgusting aftereffects......are we having fun yet? How they stretched something like this out into a full-length feature film is baffling-needless to say, there's nauseating filler. So what have we learned today, kids? If you go out and do something stupid just to see what happens while filming it, you might get some recognition at the Sundance Film Festival! Tsk. Give me a break. And those saying McDonald's is victimizing its customers need to get a life. You can point fingers till you're blue in the face, hon, but you're the one reaching for the Big Mac.