The problem with his experiment is that it is biased from the start. One could create plenty of home cooked meals that are just as bad, if not worse for you than McDonalds and who would they blame then? It's not like McDonalds corners the market on their ingredients. Is anyone surprised that eating excessive amounts of crappy food every meal of every day is bad for you? What does that have to do with fast food when no one forces anyone to eat at those places?
This film is just one more thing that people will use to absolve responsibility for their own actions. People are fat because they don't exercise and eat poorly. Restaurants have nothing to do with their poor choices.
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