I see some negative reviews for this.
Most of the criticism is about the poor quality of the film or the fact that it protrays only their side of the arguement.
I'm sorry, but since both McDonalds and the UK government have changed as a result I can't see how anyone can fault this film portraying their side.
Also since this was all done on a shoe-string against effectively unlimited resources from the other parties I can't fault the style or quality.
To do so it just not to understand the monumental task they undertook.
If I was scoring on the production itself I would give it an 8. If I was scoring on content bias maybe a 7.
But as someone who actaully appreciated McDonalds for providing me with work and money at time of need, and who enjoys their food from time to time, I still say thank you to the 2 involved for proving that one person (Helen) acn make a huge difference by simply sticking to their guns and not relenting.
Most of the criticism is about the poor quality of the film or the fact that it protrays only their side of the arguement.
I'm sorry, but since both McDonalds and the UK government have changed as a result I can't see how anyone can fault this film portraying their side.
Also since this was all done on a shoe-string against effectively unlimited resources from the other parties I can't fault the style or quality.
To do so it just not to understand the monumental task they undertook.
If I was scoring on the production itself I would give it an 8. If I was scoring on content bias maybe a 7.
But as someone who actaully appreciated McDonalds for providing me with work and money at time of need, and who enjoys their food from time to time, I still say thank you to the 2 involved for proving that one person (Helen) acn make a huge difference by simply sticking to their guns and not relenting.