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Thursday
Dec042008

McLibel

 

Release Year: 2005

Review: In the UK there is a special type of lawsuit called libel, where a company or individual essentially sues for an apology. This documentary follows the struggle of a pair who refused to offer that apology and stand up to one of the largest companies in the world; McDonald's. The way the film strings along the audience and unfolds the case really makes you feel for the duo and the enormity of the suit they are taking on. Regardless of any bias and whether or not McDonald's is an evil corporation, this documentary succeeds in telling a bigger story. The story of a pair who stood up for what they believed in, despite being just a small voice, and who at least put a major dent in a gigantic corporation. It will inspire anyone who watches it to get involved in causes and that you can make a difference so long as you don't give in.

Rating: 4/5

 

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