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Super Size Me

2004 · Movie · PG-13 · 100 min · ★ 6.7 · 83% critics

Documentary

A filmmaker puts his health on the line by eating only fast food three times a day for a month while avoiding exercise. Regular medical checkups and interviews with health experts, educators, and industry voices track the physical changes and raise questions about marketing, school meals, and how everyday choices shape a wider health crisis.

Also known as Supersize Me

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Details
Years
2004
Release date
2004-01-17
Language
English
Rated
PG-13
Runtime
100 min
Max quality
HD
Critic score
83/100
TMDB rating
6.7/10 (1,781 votes)
Box office
$20,645,757
Budget
$65,000
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a provocative, easy-to-follow documentary that mixes personal stakes with broader questions about food marketing and health; Not for you if you dislike agenda-driven docs or want rigorous science like Gasland.

Pros: bold self-experiment hook; eye-opening industry facts; engaging, often funny | Cons: not very scientific; message feels heavy-handed; some parts feel dated

Themes

  • experiment
  • diet
  • junk food
  • health
  • food
  • food industry
  • fast food
  • i'm lovin it

Awards & recognition

  • Sundance U.S. Directing Award: Documentary · 2004
  • Academy AwardBest Documentary Feature Film · 2005 · nominated

Cast & crew

Directed by Morgan Spurlock