Articles tagged "morgan spurlock"![]() Short Ends and LeaderWhere in the World is Osama Bin Laden? (DVD)by Bill Gibron[23.Aug.08] :. Can context really change your opinion? Can the changing cultural or political tide turn one set judgment, especially when the item being discussed seems irretrievably linked to said shifts? Morgan... ![]() TV DVD Review30 days: Season 2by Chris Robé[25.Jul.08] :. Morgan Spurlock has been treated as a kinder, gentler version of Michael Moore: thinner, younger, and better tailored for prime-time. ![]() Film ReviewWhere in the World Is Osama Bin Laden?by Cynthia Fuchs[18.Apr.08] :. Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden? poses its titular question so it is at once literal and metaphorical. ![]() NewsAfter taking on McDonald’s, Morgan Spurlock went after Osama Bin Ladenby Roger Moore [The Orlando Sentinel (MCT)][17.Apr.08] :. It took 14 months to lose the 25 or so pounds he gained by living “large” for his first-person documentary, “Super Size Me.” But for his latest movie trick, Morgan Spurlock... ![]() TV DVD Review30 Rock - Season 1by Jesse Hassenger[12.Sep.07] :. This is one of the best comedies on the air; whip-smart and hilarious. ![]() TV Review30 Daysby Sean O'Neal[2.Aug.06] :. It's not an earth-shattering revelation that illegal immigrants are people too. But 30 Days turned a debate too often reliant on PR spin or faceless statistics into affecting drama. 30 Days - Season 1by Marisa LaScala[28.Jul.06] :. A mix of entertaining personal stories and informational segments that address larger issues, this is reminiscent of the better moments of Michael Moore's The Awful Truth -- only with a more charismatic host. 30 Days: Revisitedby Bill Gibron[8.Aug.05] :. What the next season of 30 Days needs is a greater focus on 30 Daysby Bill Gibron[11.Jul.05] :. Honestly, no one does sympathetic smarm better than this mustachioed master (Morgan Spurlock). Super Size Me (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[6.May.04] :. Winner of the Best Director prize at this year's Sundance Film Festival, Morgan Spurlock's Super Size Me demonstrates graphically that fast food is bad for you. |
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