Food Inc is a food documentary about the unsavory side of the food industry. One of the best quotes is the farmer that supplies pork for Chipotle about letting pigs be pigs and chickens be chickens. Not meant to be funny, but pretty hysterical! Something that everyone should see and a reminder that you vote about where your food comes from three times a day. Buy local, buy from farmers you know. We can all do it if we choose to.

Kenner takes us into the world of processed food. Mistreatment towards animals, unhealthy practices and big time lawsuits are presented well in this documentary. It was a good watch when it came to unraveling the mystery of how many bad food processing practices came to be and how it impacts us everyday citizens. It also shines a light on the abuse of farmers and the high costs it presents. This is a very informative documentary. A good watch It is important that we know what this is about. The film also presents a lack of integrity from food corporations by showing how they declined to be interviewed to discuss the many issues revolving around food processing.

movie was good and now I know how animals are being abused. I now know how companies are making billions are dollars. Cows, chickens, and pigs are being killed for food. I understand that we need food in order to live but leaving chickens so they can suffer and die on their own. And cows are being killed brutally. Pigs are being hit and killed to death.now i know how companies process the food into packages. this movie is very educational.There were illegal workers that were making good money, they got arrested and they did it to take care of their families. And there were some problems with animals because a little boy died from eating a hamburger because of the disease.

Food Inc was a very good movie. I learned a lot about how the foods are made and how they can affect us differently then others. It was informational that was for sure but considering my age group we also need something else we could relate us to full grab our attention. It was a good movie and all I just believe that it needs a little more to be considered a full fledged amazing movie. Other then that I can say for sure I learned a lot from it. I especially enjoyed the truth behind it. How they didn't sugar code anything either and how the government really treats our food. Yeah they have the FDA and all but just how much could an organization really do? We need cooperation and help from everybody.