Watch Super Size Me and Other Feature Films on YouTube

in Film | April 19th, 2009 3 Comments

Morgan Spurlock’s 2004 documentary, Super Size Me, is available on YouTube for all to watch. Spend 30 days eating nothing but McDonald’s fast food and what happens? It’s not pretty. But you’ll get the picture in an entertaining 100 minutes. Super Size Me was nominated for an Academy Award, and won prizes at Sundance and elsewhere. Give it a watch. And note that you can now watch other feature-length films on YouTube here. You’ll find some good ones in the documentary & biography section.

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  1. John Stauffer says . . . | April 20, 2009 / 4:11 am

    I’ll definitely check out the documentary & bio section of Youtube.

    I’m a bit of a documentary fan and am big user of Snag Films http://www.snagfilms.com/ to access full length films (including Super Size Me).

    Best,
    John

  2. Kirby Ferguson says . . . | April 20, 2009 / 4:31 pm

    And for cinema nerds, there’s all sorts of Werner Herzog films: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=movies&search_query=werner+herzog

    Newbies should start with Aguirre The Wrath of God: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vyx8mVp8p2o

  3. EmbodyBruce says . . . | April 21, 2009 / 12:36 am

    “This movie is not available in your country”. Doh!

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