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一隻唔識死嘅人肉白老鼠 單人匹馬隻揪麥記
一齣搵命搏、食住上嘅話題作
不瘦降之謎
Super Size Me
11月11日 有大食大
一個月下來，摩根吃下三十磅糖十二磅脂肪，增重二十四磅之外肝臟心臟生殖功能更全部砸壞！他以身犯險之餘又走訪不同地方，追訪巨無霸fans、汽水迷、肥仔肥妹，真身示範垃圾食品的禍害，更以幽默而尖銳的手法，帶觀眾踢爆學校膳食、食品工業、傳媒甚至政府如何替這肥人之國，施一個難以解除的不瘦降。
快餐 - 美國人的不瘦降
1972年，美國快餐業營業額為30億美元，時至今日，金額高達1100億美元。每日，4個美國人之中，就有1個光顧快餐店。單單麥當勞快餐店，每日就已經餵飽4600萬人，數字比西班牙人口更多。吃飽之後亦請緊記︰要完全消耗一個美國版加大碼巨無霸餐，就得步行七小時。快餐店與日俱增，於是美國人吃得最多的蔬菜，居然是薯條。更諷刺的是，第一個扮演麥當勞叔叔的演員之所以被解僱，原因就是他太肥。連前總統克林頓都因為吃太多垃圾食物而罹患心臟病時，這片土地已儼如一個產「油」國。
JACKASS 式紀錄片
2002年，摩根史培洛回家過感恩節，肚皮像火雞般滿載食物。飯後他在沙發上看到兩名癡肥少女控告麥當勞出售不利健康食品的報導後，就想出這個點子。「麥當勞的發言人說兩個少女癡肥與他們無關，因為麥記的食品是既有營養又有益。我想要是那些食品真的對身體無害，一日吃足三餐也不會有問題吧。」於是他向拍擋史葛安布斯提議以這個實驗為脈絡，拍攝有關快餐與肥胖問題的紀錄片。
2003年2月，實驗正式開始，但摩根第二天就已經出事 - 店員詢問他要不要加大，他按規矩接受，因而獲得一包重半磅的薯條和四十二安士的汽水！與快餐苦戰一輪之後，他終於敗陣，將所有食物吐出來。「那是身體告訴我︰不要再玩了，嘔吐只是一個警告。」
摩根選擇堅持下去，於是在往後的日子他漸漸感到胸口翳悶、頭痛、抑鬱等症狀。進行實驗十日後的檢驗結果令醫生對於他的健康相當擔心，亦為快餐食物對健康的影響感到驚訝。奇怪的是，摩根一邊承受「麥記」食品對他帶來的壞處，卻一邊對快餐食品上癮！
最後，他完成漫長的「旅程」，體重由185磅漲至209磅，膽固醇水平上升近四成，脂肪比例由11%升至18%，肝臟出現腫脹及硬化！誰說麥記的食品是既有營養又有益！幸得女友設計的排毒餐單協助，摩根花了十四個月才恢復原本體重。拍攝期間摩根多次致電麥當勞的高層要求訪問都不獲回覆，但影片公映之後，「麥記」向外界表示摩根的餐單以偏概全，同時卻取消加大碼套餐，更指決定與《不瘦降之謎》無關，不過影片仍引起廣泛關注，票房走勢看俏之外，更榮獲辛丹斯電影節最佳紀錄片導演獎。
導演摩根史培洛簡介
畢業於紐約大學電影系，曾於《這個殺手不太冷》一片任監製助理，及後轉投電視界，歷任主持、導演、撰稿及監製工作。作品包括MTV頻道瘋狂遊戲節目 "I Bet You Will"。《不瘦降之謎》是摩根史培洛首部作品。
《不瘦降之謎》演職員表
ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS/SAMUEL GOLDWYN FILMS/SHOWTIME INDEPENDENT FILMS呈獻
THE CON暨STUDIO-ON-HUDSON聯合製作
摩根史培洛作品
"不瘦降之謎"
攝影:《邊個同佢有親》史葛安保薩
剪接: 史達拉佐治華/祖利卜諾巴迪
美術: JOE THE ARTIST
動畫: ZOGRAPHIC
圖像: 祖拿杜拜斯
音響: 漢斯鄧保基
助理監製: 戴夫柏迪遜
原創音樂: 史提夫賀路域薩/米高柏烈舒
主題曲製作: POP ROX
主唱: TOOTHPICK
執行監製: J.R.摩利/軒達雲特斯
導演/監製: 摩根史培洛
發行: 安樂影片有限公司
Cast:
Morgan Spurlock (Himself), Ronald McDonald (Himself), Dr. Daryl Isaacs (Internal Medicine), Dr. Lisa Ganjhu (Gastroenterologist), Dr. Stephen Siegel (Cardiologist)
One line Synopsis:
SUPER SIZE ME, the sensation of Sundance and the AFM 2004 is one man's exploration and journey into the world of fast food, health, and well being. It's at once a funny and deadly serious examination of the American way of life and how they are eating themselves to death.
Synopsis:
Why are Americans so fat? Find out in Super Size Me, a tongue in-cheek - and burger in hand -- look at the legal, financial and physical costs of America's hunger for fast food.
Ominously, 37% of American children and adolescents are carrying too much fat and 2 out of every three adults are overweight or obese. Is it our fault for lacking self-control, or are the fast-food corporations to blame?
Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock hit the road and interviewed experts in 20 U.S. cities, including Houston, the "Fattest City" in America. From Surgeon Generals to gym teachers, cooks to kids, lawmakers to legislators, these authorities shared their research, opinions and "gut feelings" on our ever-expanding girth.
During the journey, Spurlock also put his own body on the line, living on nothing but McDonald's for an entire month with three simple rules:
No options: he could only eat what was available over the counter (water included!)
No supersizing unless offered
No excuses: he had to eat every item on the menu at least once
It all adds up to a fat food bill, harrowing visits to the doctor, and compelling viewing for anyone who's ever wondered if man could live on fast food alone.
The film explores the horror of school lunch programs, declining health and physical education classes, food addictions and the extreme measures people take to lose weight and regain their health.
Super Size Me is a satirical jab in the stomach, overstuffed with fat and facts about the billion-dollar industry besieged by doctors, lawyers and nutritionists alike. "Would you like fries with that?" will never sound the same!
About the Director:
Morgan Spurlock, producer/director/guinea pig of SUPER SIZE ME, was sitting on the couch at his childhood home in West Virginia on Thanksgiving 2002, stuffed with turkey and all the fixings, when the concept behind SUPER SIZE ME came to him. "I was so full and was watching the news when a story about the two girls suing McDonald's came on the TV. I immediately called Scott (Ambrozy, Director of Photography) and told him the idea. When he finished laughing, he said 'That's a really great bad idea.' By the time I got back to New York, we were already in pre-production on it." A native of West Virginia, Spurlock is an award-winning writer, director and producer. He is also the founder of The Con, the New York based production company behind the film whose goal is to level the playing field in the world of production. SUPER SIZE ME is Spurlock's first feature film. A graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, Spurlock has conceived and created more than 60 projects during his 12 years in the industry. From commercials to music videos to television shows, Spurlock has had the privilege of working with such companies as MTV, ESPN, NBC, FOX, TNT, VH-1, Sony and MCA Records. In 1999, Spurlock's full-length play, THE PHOENIX, won the Audience Favorite Award at the New York International Fringe Festival. He subsequently picked up Best Play honors at the Route 66 American Playwrighting Competition in January, 2000.
Director's Statement:
I've seen so many overweight children and watched countless families eat out night after night on pizza and burgers. Seeing it come to a head in a courtroom lit the fuse; someone needed to tell this story, and tell it in a way that would capture interest and attention.
We went into pre-production immediately, calling experts and doctors, setting up interviews and scheduling travel. Two months from the day I called Scott, we were in full production. And that's the wonderful thing about video, if you can pull together the elements, you can make a movie quickly and cheaply.
I had always wanted my first feature film to be something different, off-center, and original. We found all of the above and more with SUPER SIZE ME. It started off as such a fun experience, you can truly see the jubilation on my face on Day One, but as the days pass, the reality of what this food does to you really comes across on screen. The days couldn't go by fast enough for me. I just wanted this experience to be over.
Post-production was happening simultaneously with filming. Stela Georgieva, our lead editor, began logging tapes and cataloging footage immediately. She hired a staff of interns to help transcribe the footage. When the assembly edit began and the majority of production was complete, nearly all of the first 200 hours of footage had been reviewed. This all happened around mid-July, 2003.
In total, we shot more than 250 hours worth of footage, traveled more than 25,000 miles and made a movie, from concept to fruition, in less than one year - and got it into Sundance to boot!
I hope you enjoy it - a lot of pain and suffering (mostly by me) was endured to create it.
About the Production Company:
The Con created the hit web show I Bet You Will in 2000, and jumped the program from the Internet to MTV in 2002, becoming the first show ever to do so. After producing 53 episodes for the network, the company took its profits and used them to fund their first feature film, the fast food documentary SUPER SIZE ME.
SUPER SIZE ME
ABOUT THE FILMMAKER
Producer/Director Morgan Spurlock
Morgan Spurlock, producer/director/guinea pig of SUPER SIZE ME, was sitting on the couch at his childhood home in West Virginia on Thanksgiving 2002, stuffed with turkey and all the fixings, when the concept behind SUPER SIZE ME came to him.
"I had finished eating and was watching the news when a story about the two girls suing McDonald's came on the TV," states Spurlock. "I immediately called Scott (Ambrozy, Director of Photography) and told him the idea. When he finished laughing, he said 'That's a really great bad idea.' By the time I got back to New York, we were already in pre-production."
A native of West Virginia, Spurlock is an award-winning writer, director and producer. He is also the founder of The Con, a New York based production company.
SUPER SIZE ME is Spurlock's first feature film. A graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, he has conceived and created more than 60 projects during his 12 years in the industry. From commercials to music videos to television shows, Spurlock has had the privilege of working with such companies as MTV, ESPN, NBC, FOX, TNT, VH-1, Sony and MCA Records.
In 1999, Spurlock's full-length play, The Phoenix, won the Audience Favorite Award at the New York International Fringe Festival. He subsequently picked up Best Play honors at the Route 66 American Playwrighting Competition in January, 2000.
In 2000, Spurlock's corporate image piece for the Sony Corporation, "Do You Dream in Sony?," won the Chicago Film Festival for Corporate Production and the U.S. Film and Video Festival for top Multi-Image Production.
The Con created the hit web show I Bet You Will in 2000, and jumped the program from the Internet to MTV in 2002, becoming the first show ever to do so. After producing 53 episodes for the network, the company took its profits and used them to fund their first feature film, the fast food documentary SUPER SIZE ME.
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