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Instead of dishing up new revelations, the movie Fast Food Nation leaves viewers hungry. By Ragan Sutterfield

The movie Fast Food Nation is an adaptation of the very good book of the same title by Eric Schlosser. Other filmmakers had suggested turning the nonfiction book into a documentary, but in the end, Schlosser decided to team up with director Richard Linklater to make a fictional film loosely based on some of the book’s key points.

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Mr. Sutterfield, you are my hero. :)

Posted by:Josh Brinker |December 1, 2006 7:29 PM

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