Super Size Me

Messages distributed by institutions such as the media have the potential to reach very large and anonymous audiences. In the movie Super Size Me, Morgan Spurlock documents a month of eating McDonald's, only to prove how food media affects the way Americans are living extremely unhealthy lives. Well I think communication starts with an event, which in this case is the two teenage girls that decided to sue McDonald's for their obesity, then there are sources, a message, a communicator, another message and then the audience. Well in this documentary the sources are the doctors Morgan visits, the people off the street he interviews, numerous others he interviews (Mc employees, kids etc), his own experiment and also a number of un-cited facts and figures. The main message was that McDonald's, along with other types of fast food, can directly affect a person's health and was doing so just to get a fast buck. He then backed this claim up with doctor's opinions and then......

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Title: Super Size Me
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