The corporation

The reason why I liked this movie was that I found it very different, and unlike many other documentaries, was never boring or tiring.
The film basically criticize and hammers modern daycorporations and companies, from Shell to Coca-Cola and it’s creation of orange flavored soda in it’s moment of crisis, we saw in many scenes, how the corporations bring many negative aspects along, such asillnesses (cancer), infections on animals (the scene about cows), exploitation (child labor), among others.
I found it very interesting, I can honestly say that it didn’t bore me, and that if it had beenon TV, I wouldn’t have changed the channel like I usually do when documentaries come on to the screen.
The movie is filled with interviews of interesting people like Academy award winner MichaelMoore, Anita Roddick from The Body Shop, among other businessmen and professionals, I think there was also a corporate spy in there somewhere.
Nowadays, corporations are as big and powerful as manygovernments of the World, or even more powerful, just like the Church, Monarchy and the Communists once where in certain time and place.
I’ve commented this documentary with some of my classmates andfound that many of us shared the same point of view in conclusion of the video, it’s about the wish of gaining money and it’s negative consequences it has on the world.
The reason why I liked thismovie was that I found it very different, and unlike many other documentaries, was never boring or tiring.
The film basically criticize and hammers modern day corporations and companies, from Shell toCoca-Cola and it’s creation of orange flavored soda in it’s moment of crisis, we saw in many scenes, how the corporations bring many negative aspects along, such as illnesses (cancer), infections onanimals (the scene about cows), exploitation (child labor), among others.
I found it very interesting, I can honestly say that it didn’t bore me, and that if it had been on TV, I wouldn’t have...