Some Good Food Documentary's on Netflix

[myosin]

I love auto/biography's and documentary's (granted, you need to sift through any bias).

Netflix has a pretty big selection of both and I found some good documentary's about foods that I've been going through. Some are already well known, some deal with organic foods, others on organic foods and cancer, etc. I will say this to "warn" you... some of them can be a little "hoaky/hippy-ish" Also, I'm not saying all these are "dead-on" with their preaching/philopshy, but if anything else, they will give you a lot to think about...

: Supersize Me (most may have seen this already)
: Food, inc
: Food Matters
: Beautiful Truth- About the "Gerson Therapy" for Cancer
: The Gerson Miracle
: Killer at Large: Why Obesity is America's Greatest Threat
: The Future of Food

Enjoy!

 

[RexHead]

I'm a big fan of these types of movies also. Here are a few others worth checking out. I don't know if they are on Netflex or not since I don't subscribe.

: King Corn
: Dying to Have Known (from Steve Kroschel - The Gerson Miracle)
: Our Daily Bread (this one has no dialog...kind of weird...but visually amazing)
: Fast Food Nation


Non-food ones:
: Tapped - Bottled Water
: Fuel

 

[jt4330]

tapped the bottle water documentary will changes your views on a lot of plastic crap, not just the $$ but how eff up it makes our planet.