Morgan Spurlock

“The movie is not a finger-pointing, 'you're a bad person' movie. It's a movie that says, 'Hey, look, we're all in this together.'”

“I believe that the only way we're going to get through this is by working together.”

“I think the thing that is connecting and binding is that we are all expert consumers.”

“I am a big believer in the whole idea of 'teach a man to fish.'”

“I'm not trying to be a crusader, but I think it's important to be conscious of what we're doing and how we're doing it.”

“This isn't a film about fast food. It's a film about making choices.”

“We have to start having a conversation about what we're eating, where it's coming from, what we're doing to our bodies.”

“It's not about being a Baptist, or a Catholic, or a Jew, or a Muslim. It's about being a human being.”

“I think there is a role for us to be debunkers of F.U.D. - fear, uncertainty, and doubt.”

“Part of the problem is that I've been a big voice against the corporation. So a lot of people see me as a-kind-of lefty, anti-American.”