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While examining the influence of the fast food industry, Morgan Spurlock personally explores the consequences on his health of a diet of solely McDonald's food for one month.
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[@StephenFiorentini]

Who's here after finding out he died?

[@GeorgeCrocco]

LOL, me! IAnd I just turned 53 myself on Monday, so it really hits home.

[@everlong-rx9hu]

wanted to revisit this, watching this as a kid is what got me into documentaries and found them entertaining, may he rest in peace

[@NerdyBoy001]

Me, cause I wanna pay my respects to my REAL health teacher ❤️

[@MrMiner-lt1ny]

Me, really surprised me

[@hoodieleek4272]

Me. I remember watching this when I was young in school and never put much energy into it to find his message Now that I’m older and on my own time so i wanna see what was his end goal and to what extent did he go

[@NerdyBoy001]

RIP Morgan Spurlock 🙏🏻😢

[@user-ov3om4tp3t]

If he didn't died then there could've been more Super Size Me movies

[@earlenex]

I stopped eating McDonald's because of him. And I still won't eat it. Rest in peace!

[@Gobbersmack]

McDonalds won.

[@andygonzalez3939]

RIP Morgan McFraud

[@harry.t9523]

Wait What?! I just found the film here for free. I didn’t expect to suddenly find out Morgan Spurlock had actually passed away.

[@shaid7686]

RIP 🙏🏻 we watched this in school during health class

[@teppeiando]

I heard this movie was a huge scam since he was al alcoholic during this time so the results were inaccurate. Did they mention that in class?

[@Shanakest]

me too

[@iggydc8034]

@@teppeiando It is simple, if you think because he was an alcoholic but still eating mcdonalds and his results do not count, do us a favor and do it yourself. Record live eating mcdonalds every day for 30 days three meals a day. Do the blood work and see how that works out for you. Look around you and obesity, you think that was caused by home cook meals, keto or carnivore diet? It is fast food, it is no good.

[@TURTWIG094]

same LOL

[@ilovefarting247]

Same

[@toainsully]

This movie has now become a shrine to Morgan Spurlock. R.I.P. Morgan Spurlock

[@lwrncl8329]

that alcohol damages your livers? we already knew that

[@di5450]

@@lwrncl8329 That and also that eating too much fast food turns you into a whale, Shamu.

[@vultusalbus4216]

I don’t want to eat fast foods anymore. I am deeply saddened that he passed away at a relatively young age. RIP Morgan Spurlock

[@kujonyanthawa594]

shrine to his lies.

[@GODCONVOYPRIME]

@@vultusalbus4216 Lol you don't care he lied?

[@krispiasek6731]

I love how every single doctor mentions that they would expect such kind of liver damage from alcohol addiction and Morgan, a raging alocholic, is just sitting there like "HA, I knew fast food is terrible for you" while keeping a straight face.

[@bondrewdthenovel510]

This entire documentary is about an addict trying to replace his current addiction with another one.

[@viviendaquino8364]

The doctors thoroughly checked his health before starting this experiment. His liver and kidney functions, among other health measures like cholesterol, cardiovascular fitness, full bloods, were all great. When asked, do you drink alcahol, he responded, "not at the moment".

[@oasisbeyond]

They tested mice alcohol with canola oil and they were doomed, with beef fat no problems, with fish and alcohol bad... do the math. That said ,we can all die ever so called healthy, food is too expensive it's impossible.

[@jimreily7538]

@@viviendaquino8364 Right. So he was not drinking. The notion that he was a raging alcoholic the entire time makes no sense. Because he wouldn't have had poor liver function. He never actually confessed to drinking every day, he said something along the lines of 'drinking consistently' - which could mean anything. Maybe he drank once a week. Maybe he drank twice a week. Maybe he binge drank. Maybe he was using drugs. Maybe those drugs had liver function impact. Maybe they didn't. It's impossible to know.

[@Quarantineism]

Son, alcohol does not gain you 24 lbs. in 30 days.

[@tbeau77]

RIP Morgan Love or hate, agree or disagree-he definitely started a conversation that has contributed to modern food culture

[@TUO___]

Disagree with what exactly? That McDonalds is unhealthy.

[@tbeau77]

@@TUO___ disagree with whatever people would disagree with I guess. Make it what you will. People are allowed to make their own food choices it’s called free will

[@iggydc8034]

@@tbeau77 True, go for it eat fast food garbage, be obese if you are happy with it. That is lots of business for Health Care.

[@bufnyfan1]

sure fast food if eaten frequently is bad for you but most the liver damage Spurlock had didn't come from fast food but from his alcoholism

[@John-kc4cg]

@@TUO___ The entire documentary results are skewed because he was a self professed raging alcoholic. Fast food is bad for you but when your liver results are terrible maybe admit the alcohol or omit the segment from the doc.

[@jackspry9736]

RIP Morgan Spurlock (November 7, 1970 - May 23, 2024), aged 53 My condolences go to his family and friends.

[@MzuMzu-nx1em]

I am 48 . I begin to feel the Greenreaper on my back

[@porcupinecraig]

I'm 54 and stronger than ever. It isn't hard if you know what to do. Not drinking is a good start. As for Morgan, so what. Saying RIP doesn't accomplish anything.

[@lorenzocampos6454]

Repent and believe in The Gospel of JESUS CHRIST

[@lorenzocampos6454]

Jesus Christ loves you he is the son of God who came down here 2000 years ago was Full GOD and fully man who lived a sinless life and willingly died for our sins both you and mine and 3 days later he physically and bodily rose from the dead and is in heaven sitting at the right hand of the father so we can be forgiven of our sins and be with the Heavenly Father in Heaven for eternity and if you believe with all your soul mind and strength That Jesus is lord the son of God who died for your sins and who GOD raised from dead and repent of your sins and accept Jesus as Your Lord and savior You will be saved

[@lorenzocampos6454]

Romans 3:23-24 “all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God . And all are justified freely by his grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus.”

[@not.supermario]

RIP Morgan. Thanks for making health class interesting.

[@hayleyxyz]

You were shown this in school too?

[@not.supermario]

@hayleyxyz Yes, I was. I remember having health class in senior year of high school and this movie was shown to us midway into the semester. Very interesting movie, but it didn't keep me away from McDonald's. I got into it when I went to college. Currently watching this again and I can't believe this movie had the opposite effect. 😂

[@NOway264]

Yeah, spreading misinformation to young People is always 'interesting'

[@not.supermario]

@NOway264 I get what you're saying. I read about all of the misinformation surrounding this entire documentary and rewatching it again, you can see where the problems are. In my case, I just meant that it was interesting to us because our health class was really boring. 😂

[@antraxxslingshots]

Who here is watching this out of pure Nostalgia? Just to see how everything looked 20 Years ago....and as bad as this doku may sound...who wishes himself back those 20 Years?

[@rahuldahoob]

Me!!!

[@dieterdelange9488]

Best years (for me) were from the 90s up to 2004. After that it all went downhill. 😢😂😅

[@PasiDays]

Yeah i love it

[@TUO___]

Nope and nope.

[@Anal_Flute]

Yes and yes.

[@Baseds__Backup_Account_3]

R.I.P Morgan Spurlock. Every time I have cheeseburgers, it'll be in your memory.😭🙏

[@augustderite5606]

He helped me quit smoking. Thank you Morgan for telling me about the three day hump. R.I.P. Mr.Spurlock

[@MP-cf9uv]

good for you

[@EpicGamerzism]

How coincidental that this was uploaded only a week before Spurlock died Far from a perfect person, but not a single kid in the last 20 years has gone through health class without watching this. RIP

[@user-nb7mz3fb5p]

And to think that Don Gorske has eaten over 34,000 Big Macs since 1972 and is 70 years old . Apparently he doesn't eat the fries and likely not the soda either....but he still eats 2 every day of his life...incredible.

[@aaronthe747fan]

But i believe that he probably has other foods than just big macs

[@user-nb7mz3fb5p]

@@aaronthe747fan He says he also skips breakfast and only eats evening snacks like fruit bars ice cream or potato chips.

[@amilo5]

2 big Macs are only 1000 calories. If he only eating that no wonder he is thin.

[@kallemetsahalme5701]

yea, as important as i think this movie is, it goes a bit... sketchy when morgan eats all the pancakes, specials, giant drinks etc. and goes a bit out of "what if i eat mcdonalds every meal". the movie is about extreme but i do think there are lots of people who eat 1 or 2 big macs or other burgers per day and their health is still "not terrible". everything about the movie including the doctors and specialists seem to claim that pepsi, coke, smoothies and the other drinks are the main culprit. but the movie makes you think and ask questions so it succeeds.

[@Divisiononebasketball]

I’m 3 years older than Morgan and I was absolutely shocked by his passing. I’m addicted to sugar. I’ve never smoked and I gave up alcohol years ago. In his memory I’m going to pass on soft drinks and fast food this day forward. I actually don’t eat a lot of fast food but I’ll binge on soft drinks occasionally and that’s not acceptable. RIP to Morgan and I hope schools help keep his memory alive forever by continuing to show this innovative film in classes as part of their curriculum.

[@activision4170]

Great on you! It's always good to take care of your body, and if not for you, do it for your children. Unfortunantely at your age, it's likely you've already done damage if you are drinking soft drinks often. So, you may need to slowly decline your usage rather than immediately stop, or else you could have withdrawal. Your pancrease might be used to releasing more incilen to make up for the excess sugar your diet consumes. Maybe stop with the soft drinks, but don't necessarily pass on anything with high sugar just yet. Let it lower over the course of a month or two. Always excercise! Talking to a doctor though would be ideal, I'm of course just a random person on the internet, what do I know.

[@Divisiononebasketball]

@@activision4170 When I say I binge on soft drinks I don’t drink them every week. I might drink them once a month but I’ll have like three or four in one sitting. Same thing with candy. I know I can’t eat just one, so I don’t eat it but I still call myself a sugar addict.

[@activision4170]

@@Divisiononebasketball Ah, that sounds far less damaging. Good on you for cutting that.

[@bondrewdthenovel510]

@@activision4170you talk about soda like its vodka or something

[@activision4170]

@@bondrewdthenovel510 I find the number of people with type 2 diabetes absurd. The main cause of that is soda. It's very easy to go well above the amount of sugar intake you need in a day with just 1 can. Not like you can't have soda if you know what to balance, but it's best to just avoid. So props to anyone that does that.

[@zulrahftw1561]

Yes, he lied about his health and never mentioned his alcoholism, but his message was so important. He brought awareness to a very serious problem and it got much worse since then. More and more people getting fat, overweight and obese. Now, about 20 years later people are defending fast food companies because of how weak they got in our society, partly thanks to the bad eating habits like fast food. Thanks for this important message, Morgan.

[@8sor]

yea those people kind of miss the point of the doc i think

[@stage51manager]

Rest in peace Morgan Spurlock. 🍔🍟🥤

[@DJKi2463]

Lol I just got in the mood to watch this masterpiece only to see others are doing the same in honor of his life, RIP- Morgan Spurlock.

[@rheel6747]

you do realise that it"s all fake, right?

[@DJKi2463]

@@rheel6747 first off not all of the film is fake, some aspects might have been over exaggerated but its far from entirely fake, secondly this man still made a great film. May he rest in peace.

[@rheel6747]

@@DJKi2463 It"s about as real as "Reality Tv." He lied about exclusively eating Mc Donald"s the whole time plus he concealed and lied about his rampant alcoholism. The bulk of his health issues arose from his drinking problem and not his diet. It was a well put together movie but it was pure fiction

[@harry.t9523]

Spurlock was actually a binge drinker prior to the experiment and he had been on a vegan diet. Both of these factors are what caused his health to fluctuate. On the other hand, Tom Naugton tried the same thing without either of the prior things effecting him and his results were significantly different.

[@yomama3622]

This really wasn't about how bad McDonald's is for you but about how not exercising & eating 4000 calories a day (with a large portion of those calories being sugar) while being an alcoholic is probably pretty bad for your health

[@garyz2043]

Oh no,I never knew that. : }

[@chavagonzalez9734]

Just heard the news RIP Morgan Spurlock

[@harry.t9523]

And I found out via the comments here.

[@aviralsaxena3558]

I think it's a crazy coincidence that this video was uploaded 3 days before Morgan died. RIP good sir, this movie is a great educational piece.

[@Jordan-ti9oc]

Nothing is a coincidence

[@Carwash1989]

@@Jordan-ti9oc facts. i think the uploader knew...

[@sunkintree]

@@Jordan-ti9oc take your meds

[@JoshuaDana-ls7rr]

Here after finding out Morgan Spurlock passed, rip to the legend 🙏🏼

[@lwrncl8329]

he's no legend. he was an alcoholic during the entire supersize me "documentary". it was the alcohol which did most of the damage. not mcdonalds.

[@AndyGaudet]

In 2017, Morgan Spurlock confessed to marital infidelity, sexual harassment and impropriety in the workplace, and that, while in college, he had been accused of rape. Spurlock said a former personal assistant threatened to tell the media how he treated her while she worked for him if he didn’t settle, which Spurlock said he did. He was heavily drinking since 13 years old - that's your so called "Legend" 😂

[@di5450]

@@AndyGaudet Clearly takes away the fact about what too much fast food does to people, right?

[@russellgrimes3491]

@@AndyGaudetThat’s right. It’s the pot calling the kettle black. He had his own, very serious problems, then ignores them and calls out others for their own issues. People need to take personal responsibility for their eating.

[@juliethompson8685]

​@@AndyGaudetWhy are YOU here, other than trolling.

[@2018-Present]

R.I.P Morgan Spurlock

[@anishrana2589]

Rip to the Legend! I remember watching this while I was on my weight loss journey. His documentary really fascinated me and it still does to this day! Thank you for going through this experiment so the world could get an insight on how the unhealthy fast food life style can effect us. Rest In Peace Legend! 💔 😔🕊️

[@SebastianGarcia_24]

This was the most unexpected news I’ve ever received. I remember watching this in high school in Health Class. It taught me a lot. Who else is here about his pass and who else watched this in high school?

[@mr.mostwanted6389]

I am. :( I discovered this movie from one of McDonald's evolution videos. It got my interest and watched it. Rest in Power, Morgan Spurlock 🕊️

[@mikael5028]

Me, its been 10 years since i graduated. feels like a lifetime ago

[@cool1justin928]

I actually watched this when I was in Middle School. I believe I was in 8th grade when I saw it in Health class.

[@anglo-saxon9182]

Rip I remember watching this in school

[@Baseds__Backup_Account_3]

R.I.P Morgan Spurlock. May you enjoy all the endless amount of burgers and fries up there, man.😭🙏

[@fifietlili]

But with no calories Amine 🙏

[@MzuMzu-nx1em]

Can't die 2 times , at least for now , McDonald is working on that , to make fat both Heaven&Hell

[@Cody-Bear]

More like alcohol since he was a raging alcoholic while doing this "experiment" of his.

[@MzuMzu-nx1em]

@Cody-Bear back at the heavy nightlife I used to have every weekend was based on alcoholics, adding to that lifestyle a gallon of sode every day is suicidal , no one can survive, mostly a light weight like Mister S

[@anamosity_soso]

Damn 😢

[@EffingAndJeffing]

"Any alcohol use?" "Now? None." 🙄

[@davidp2888]

Well, he wasn't drinking at that moment. lol

[@martins7385]

Yeah he probably should have mentioned that he was an alcoholic since his teenage years and others have said it looked like he had alcohol withdrawal symptoms while making this fraud of a documentary. One doctor even says he has the liver of an alcoholic but Morgan just plays dumb and blames it on the food. So many people fell for this guy's bs.

[@MikeJackson690]

@@martins7385 Yet in the initial tests, they said (or, the edit said) he was in perfect condition... Surely they'd have found problems at that point if there were any? Perhaps he had his alcoholism under control in advance of the documentary?

[@martins7385]

@@MikeJackson690 sure, other than potential liver failure, he was in decent health. the point is, as he (unrealistically) binged on fast food 3 times per day, he appeared to be getting sicker and sicker, and he wanted the viewer to equate that with eating junk food. but others have pointed out that him being sick looked like alcohol withdrawal, so he must have stopped drinking not long before he started filming. after the doc came out, apparently others tried to replicate his experiment and nobody experienced his symptoms. the fact that he concealed his alcoholism makes this entire documentary worthless imo. all of his health issues experienced during filming seem to be due to alcohol, not mcd.

[@carabeck]

​@@martins7385fraud of a documentary? But here you are.

[@winterlucy]

I'm studying filmmaking because I want to make documentaries. This was one of my biggest inspirations. Even if he omitted some facts here, this doc, like someone else here said, started a conversation when obesity was becoming a national (and later global) epidemic. RIP Morgan.

[@michaelgonzalez1042]

R.I.P. Morgan Spurlock, please spread some love and heartfelt condolences to his family. The independent filmmaker who playfully critiqued consumerism and capitalism gave so much through his art, ideas, and generosity. The world has lost a true creative genius and a special man.

[@SayNo2NoseBeers]

RIP Morgan Spurlock. He made us stop and think...if only for a short while.

[@zunedog31]

The success of this film stopped the supersize trend almost immediately.

[@MrBioWhiz]

When i saw Jared Fogle on screen, all i could think was JonTron: "That one, didn't age quite so well"

[@somethingmysterious1135]

everybody talking about him being an alcoholic but don’t realize many americans are alcoholics as well lmao. this is just combining it with excessive mcdonalds.

[@chocolatelightning]

he went through withdraws since he stopped drinking right as he started he had a fatty liver too which means he would have been drinking heavy for a while too...... (if he continued drinking his body would not have seemed "sick" please learn how withdraw works)

[@zachzilla26]

Watching this while eating McDonald’s for you, Morgan

[@raidenstark315]

Sometimes i eat macdonalds breakfast only, i quit eating lunch or dinner in there

[@joerivandeweyer3056]

Jared Fogle: "my vice is not smoking or drinking. my only vice is food" that aged well didn't it.

[@AndySouvlakis]

1:09 Little did the Doctor know what Morgan was up to, to make those liver values be that high. "I've never head anyone doing this to their liver with a high fat diet", thats because they didn't doc.

[@TheHumpjbear]

Watching this film after finding out he had a drinking problem while filming this is crazy. Obviously fast food isnt healthy for you but you can clearly see most of the intense "side effects" he experiences are just due to his drinking.

[@kaispirit2079]

DAMN, came here to watch the movie after hearing about his death! RIP 🍔🍟🙏

[@Talkingbaseball]

R.I.P. Morgan Spurlock

[@Someonesaidthis]

Rip mr. Surlock. I remember when this doc came out as a kid.. makes me miss how our fast food use to be..

[@TropicalHonduranDominican]

Did they just predict his death the week it was uploaded ? By the way what the documentary left out is his alcohol consumption.

[@melk2601]

Admitted alcoholic since the age of 13. Alcohol is a carcinogen. Connect the dots and there you go.

[@jihadijohn9408]

This doc always had the opposite effect on me lol. Made me want to go grab some McDonald’s

Means you were raised correctly or have your mind set up right, I guess.

[@SpectraMadnessLoquendo]

Rest in peace Morgan Spurlock, thank you very much for this documentary that I watched for an assignment I had been assigned in high school as a final assignment for the course. I give my condolences to Morgan's family, his legacy thanks to this documentary can be seen by all the kids and see the negative things about eating junk food

[@samueleregis2046]

I still remember my middle school days here in Italy, always thinking: "How lucky for americans to go to McD's whenever they want!" Then the teacher showed us this movie and I was as shocked as ever, and I couldn't help but falling in love with this man's work Then when "Holy Chicken" was out, I was even more shocked, but I still adored this guy. And now that he's dead, I have nothing to say but: "Thanks, Morgan, for your irony, documentary skills and for changing my view about fast foods" R.I.P 😭😭😭🥺🥺🥺💪💪💪and respects from Italy🇮🇹

[@tomgaydar]

Thank you for subtitles ❤❤❤ RIP Morgan Spurlock 😢😢😢

[@mtdouthit1291]

RIP Morgan. I can’t think of any other documentary that changed so so much of our everyday lives.

[@theawesomeantonio4471]

Rest easily Morgan Spurlock I watched this awesome film in middle school

[@dionx5666]

I was introduced to this documentary when I was in 6th grade in 2012. My teacher even said at the time that school nutrition will continue to be bad. He even said they were feeding us poison. I'm 24 years old now, and it's sad to see that nothing much as changed. Even when I worked fast food, I used to see the same people come to eat everyday three meals a day.

[@marvinshenk]

RIP Morgan. You made a great documentary.

[@jaredconnor]

RIP YOU BEAUTIFUL MAN! I actually enjoyed McDonald's more because of you.

[@alpha_alpha_male1363]

Ralph...

[@JestersDeadUK]

DOESN'T make ANY sense that comme nt weirdo

[@AlexTelling]

I can't believe the creator of this documentary has passed away, especially at that age. It's way too soon. I remember watching this documentary in middle school, and I didn't want McDonald’s for months afterward. Now I only buy McDonald’s if I have serious cravings after weeks/months or if I have a hangover, since I don't drink much anymore. This is a truly unique and eye-opening documentary that will hopefully get some renewed attention after his death, so people can see that we don’t need to order 'large' meals or eat fast food every day, even though we've gotten wiser since this documentary came out years ago. And a little message to the person who chose to upload the whole documentary here on KZbin: thank you so much for that, especially with English subtitles, as there are many of us in Europe who really appreciate these kinds of things.

[@wildandbarefoot]

Thank You Morgan. The world didn't listen but some people heard. I hope this experiment wasn't responsible in any form. You lived a life worthy to make a film about. Thanks again and RIP. ❤

[@scheggehut]

The video hat a huge impact on europe and changed a lot

[@brendan638]

Controversy aside, this is one of my favorite movies. This movie originally sparked my interest in nutrition, and now I'm a practicing registered dietitian decades later. Good stuff :)

[@buddyholly9269]

Look at that prices dude. 3,49 $ for a meal, less than 5$ bucks for a whole menu. If you go to a McDonalds or Burger King today, you need to sell your liver or ask for a loan to get your food. Crazy times man. Miss the old days

[@hymen2393]

So you miss the days when you had to pay less for food that kills you?

[@cubismo85]

You need to count in the inflation. Back then $5 was similar to $8.86 today.

[@mwd331]

It’s called inflation..

[@sweet_amir]

5:52 How is that not a homeless man who just stepped in a hospital and put on that uniform pretending to work there? 😂

[@Guilherme36594]

Heard the news. Im in shock. I watched the movie for the first time in the college in a biology class... RIP Morgan Spurlock, i will gonna miss you.

[@Spicy_White_Taco]

She only eats fast food in france but is still a beach ball in a jacket

[@jackieduncan7536]

So sad to hear of his passing. 🙏🏼 RIP Morgan Spurlock

[@isaiahbranford9279]

This guy really helped save a lot of people’s lives. True hero indeed. Thank you, Morgan. R.I.P.🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@katherinenovelli4326]

Rest in Peace Morgan. I watched this when I was in sixth grade.

[@NotAGoodUsername360]

This documentary is hilarious in hindsight considering that the man who eats Big Macs every day has officially outlived "pinnacle of health" Morgan Spurlock.

[@oasisbeyond]

Not Alcoholic.

[@callanightshade8079]

Well the guy who eats Big Mac's every day also doesn't ONLY eat them every day. I'm sure he and his wife stay on a healthy diet normally so he can continue to eat a Big Mac every day without it affecting his overall health

[@James.chalmers]

The worse is the rod Stewart looking guy at 01:02:00 fat readers…. It doesn’t matter if you can read if your fat you are no good 😂 I would rather have a kid that can read who’s overweight than a skinny kid who’s illiterate 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@wendigo374]

I feel like it’s a lie

[@mayaaditi]

I made so many good memories watching this together with my family and it inspired us to make more healthy decisions as well. Rip Morgan Spurlock

[@EllieCopter-yf3ql]

it was all a lie. His health complication was not because of eating McDonald but because he was secretly an alcoholic

[@gingerdude94]

RIP, I watched this back in the day and when I heard of your sad passing, I wanted to watch it again. 😔

[@jorgemoreno5585]

I came here after I heard about Morgan Spurlock's death. Even the parts that were said to have "lied" actually exposed the deepest truths about the fast food industry. I also came here after I heard that various schools were serving Lunchables as cafeteria lunch menu items. It is like Morgan Spurlock tried to warn us; may he rest in peace...

[@user-th5vl2cq1s]

Sadly, I just learned that Morgan Spurlock, the renowned filmmaker behind this documentary 'Super Size Me,' has passed away at the age of 53.

[@charisaxiopoulos9725]

What Kind of illness did he have?

[@shannonperry9884]

​@@charisaxiopoulos9725 cancer

[@kingtoon22]

​@@charisaxiopoulos9725he was an alcoholic

[@charisaxiopoulos9725]

@@kingtoon22 i thought he died because of mcdonalds

[@JoshPecks500lbDad]

"Your blood tests are excellent" **dies 20 years below average expectancy age**

[@DreFromMaine8472]

He was an alcoholic since he was a teenager, that wasn't known when this came out.

[@user-nb7mz3fb5p]

@@DreFromMaine8472 Is that really the case?...I was never sure if that was just some speculation..

[@krispiasek6731]

@@DreFromMaine8472 I mean, you could suspect it from the fact that three separate doctors said "huh, would expect such liver results from an alcoholic" lol That general practitioner even repeatedly said that he should "stop doing what he is doing" after mentioning alcohol several times.

[@JoshPecks500lbDad]

​@@krispiasek6731the statement was "your blood tests are excellent" The statement wasnt "given your an alcoholic, your blood tests are excellent" keep crying

[@krispiasek6731]

@@JoshPecks500lbDad I am responding to "that wasn't known" comment. Those doctors seem like they knew based on their remarks.

[@omarismith3655]

Remember watching this in GCSE science class back in 09’. Good times. RIP

[@jessaquino9275]

My teachers showed us this. It did not work. All of my classmates were saying, "I'm hungry", and I was one of them.

[@iggydc8034]

Keep eating fast food garbage. Plenty business for Health Care.

[@tonymontana4284]

It made me want McDonald's.

[@tonymontana4284]

It made me want McDonald's.

[@James.chalmers]

Yeah it’s not greatly done tbh… would be better showing big fat people who can’t get out of their bed or with heart disease now.. something like that, it’s mostly clips of old men and women telling you what to do and who wants to listen to that

[@Littlemouse884]

😂 🤣 😂

[@IchHabsImUrin]

32:06 lol if they knew what Jared Fogle was up to

[@GeorgeCrocco]

I shook Jared's hand at several corporate events. I want to scrub myself with soap & water every time I think of it! 😂

[@alexcaldwell6711]

Right look how he’s looking at the girls and boys

[@nickfilms8828]

Bro was creaming his pants the entire time

[@IchHabsImUrin]

@@GeorgeCrocco I am glad that I was born outside America where Fogle wasnt

[@joetomalee3315]

I bet Jared Fogle gets plenty of footlongs in prison

[@James.chalmers]

18:00 In the 2010s and 2020s, PlayPlaces have appeared less frequently in new and renovated restaurants, reportedly due to factors such as health and safety concerns, decreased usage, families eating out less, a shift in marketing from kids and families to young adults, and McDonald's wanting to present a more "sleek and modern" image of the chain. Funny to look back on this now

[@dariuswilson7133]

I remember seeing this in my freshman year in high school. Good documentary and it never gets old. Rest in peace, Morgan Spurlock.

[@DarioUK]

Thank you Morgan for this piece of history. Rest in peace.

[@louiseugeniojr.3530]

Rest in peace, Morgan Spurlock. Thanks for going on a 30-day fast food binge so we didn't have to.

[@mr.mostwanted6389]

It is very sad to hear Morgan Spurlock's passing... May he rest in peace and find happiness in Heaven 🕊️🙏🏻 This movie was uploaded as a tribute to Morgan Spurlock. The legends won't stay for eternity, but it will never be forgotten.

[@phil_matic]

Even though this documentary was pretty much proven a scam, I can't deny this was a very compelling video to watch. It was very fun to watch and felt like I was actually learning something. There's definitely something to learn from this, and it's how we can trick people into believing a narrative.

[@jcanyiam8309]

Morgan Spurlock, Thank You for OPENING OUR EYES with this GREAT & THOUGHT PROVOKING DOCUMENTARY. May your soul RIP.

[@MeansofIntrigue]

"Patient... is-- embarking... on... a... one... month... McDonalds binge." The GP's matter of fact tone and word choice there always stuck with me.

[@ryantony7114]

Rip thank you Morgan spurlock

[@ajbhuiyan4589]

RIP Morgan Spurlock. I remember watching this in my health classes in high school. They sure had valid points about fast food consumption.

[@Luko_3578]

Rip Morgan Spurlock 💙🙏🏼

[@TonyMontana-gk7cm]

I remember watched it since 7th grade RIP 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@anti-uwucutesinglefan]

i watched this in 6th grade science class

[@jayminator1000]

First documentary I ever watched. Thank you Morgan Spurlock. Rest in peace ❤

[@limeyosu2000]

I decided to watch this tonight as it had been a few years and I’m on a diet reading these comments I had no idea he just passed a few days ago! Strange that this was uploaded at a similar time! I wrote a college paper about this movie ! Rip Morgan

[@kikidvv]

This movie is so graphic LOL. First the rectal exam, the throw up, the surgery imagery, and then the circling of his penis.

[@nathoucheoib3844]

Oh yeah, cause compared to the rest the circling of the penis shocked you all the same lmao

[@bondrewdthenovel510]

This documentary is a fascinating look into the mind of an addict trying to replace hs addiction with another addiction. I grew up around alcoholics so I already had a sneaking feeling that his fatty liver disease had more to do with alcoholism.

[@Junsuinatamashi]

Rip. Habe den Film vor Jahren gesehen. Als ich vor ein paar Minuten las, dass er gestorben ist, war klar, dass der Film gleich nochmal angesehen wird. 🌹

[@Muoviti13]

RIP Morgan Spurlock and thanks for your good work. We love you.

[@clarkejoseph49]

It’s a good job I don’t eat Fast food regularly. Otherwise, me attempting this experiment would result in me instantly dying.

[@slothzz4548]

Rip Morgan, I watch super size me from time to time and it never gets old.

[@kayjohhh1576]

The alcoholic who outed himself as a total creep

[@DreFromMaine8472]

@@kayjohhh1576 Still not as bad as James Franco or Jeremy Piven, who legit paid off their victims to keep quiet and go away!

[@heyyo7708]

​@DreFromMaine8472 it's a bot you're responding too

[@d.jphillips9040]

This has always been one of my favorite documentaries. Watched it many times. RIP Morgan

[@taylanac1]

I saw this movie at a Festival back in 2005. It turned me into a food documentary lunatic. Not that I am a very healthy person in general but it changed my intellectual outlook dramatically. I was 23. RIP Morgan Spurlock.

[@LicensedSlayer]

RIP Morgan 🌼

[@FranciscoAlvarez-db1dj]

Morgan Spurlock 2009 top chef 👨‍🍳 Masters 🙏 rip thank you for disclosing much of what we don't know

[@spursnation4737]

RIP brotha. You did a good thing in life. I'll make sure my 5 year old watches this growing up

[@sleepyzzzzzz7418]

I remember watching this as a kid it was very entertaining and educational at the same time I've never seen this type of content before Early 2000s looks kind of cool

[@NESLink-ru8sm]

Requiescat in pace Morgan Spurlock!

[@Abraham-uk4xy]

This deserves more views

[@Aqualyra]

RIP Morgan. You were talented, inspiring & one of a kind. Gone way too soon! 💔

[@sonnyinthehouse]

1:34:26 Morgan Valentine Spurlock is in the grave 20 years later from this movie . R.I.P Morgan Valentine Spurlock, November 7th 1970 - May 23rd 2024 AGE 53 . Thanks for showing us the risks of eating McDonald’s on a daily basis.

[@bondrewdthenovel510]

Yeah, being an alcoholic will severely damage your organs and put you at higher risk of cancer

[@maui2745]

Weird this is uploaded recently before his passing

[@Jay.130]

The greatest documentary of all time. R.I.P. 😢