I loved this movie. Although I didn't understand some of the fancy (science-y) language used my dad was able to help out. During the scenes in the slaughterhouses I looked away a bit and my mom left the room, but after those few scenes the movie is fine. For young children watching this movie the parents will have to explain some things to them and you may want to skip the slaughterhouse scenes, but still explain why you skipped it/ what you skipped. I live in Canada, and I think that most of these brands are US only; so that part was a bit confusing, but I still liked the overall movie. What drew me in was the cover and title. I love that cow with the barcode on it. But I've also read Eric Schlosser and Charles Wilson's YA novel "Chew on This." I would suggest this movie to anyone, definitely a must see. (I didn't want to put an age thing on but I couldn't post the review unless I did.)

Something everyone, even kids, has to know. If you think the violence is a problem, you probably shouldn't support it by buying meat.

This film is what made me decide to become vegan. If it weren't for this film, I probably would still be eating eggs and dairy. Thanks to Food, Inc., I've had a better look at what's wrong with factory farming and how I can help stop it. It's very educational and informative, but some scenes are very heartbreaking and gruesome, so I had to look away.