Food, Inc.

On a recent roadtrip to California, we were on Interstate 5 and passed an area of feedlots near Stockton - the odor was unbelievable for miles before and after! Some of what we saw in the film is stuff we may have heard about, but to have it all put together coherently brings the information home, right to where we can see the results on our plates and in our refrigerator and cupboards(and in the nostrils of those unlucky enough to work or live near these giant feedlots!) It was mind-boggling and disturbing to really realize what keeps our food so cheap (relative to Europe or Japan or some other nations,) so disturbing we couldn't even watch the whole film in one sitting!
Food, INC, should be required viewing for everyone. Americans must think about what we are allowing to be done to us, our bodies, our country. There are so many questions the film stirs up; Why are the corn farms still being subsidized by taxpayers? Why is corn ethanol being promoted by the government when there are more efficient plants(sugarcane,sugarbeets,some grasses, etc)that can be used to make ethanol, and on and on. . .?

A very real film on our corrupt government & corportate driven food system. It's one that everyone should see (with their kids). We need to start unsing our "three votes" wisely!!

This is the most mind blowing movie I have ever seen. It has definetely changed the way I will ever eat, think and look at our "goverment", controled by all these food industries. This is a corrupted country and have been poisoning their own people, making them sick, obese and blinded by the veil of "good", "safe" food they sale.

Food, Inc. will IMMEDIATELY change the way you eat. A MUST purchase - especially if you have children or grandchildren.

This film is one of the most interesting ones I've seen on food production in the US. There are so many complex issues this film covered. It really changes how I look at food. I showed it to my high school students and they were so interested. I think everyone in the US should see it.