I can't agree with the sentiment that the film benefits anyone. As stated, it starts out good, but the whole ending summary leads me to think it was written by some slick marketing agent for the meat, dairy and egg industries.
"Meat tastes great!" - actually, it doesn't. The vegetables/spices we use on it give it it's taste. Boiled meat that has the fat removed and isn't salted or spiced doesn't taste like much of anything at all, a bit metallic, if anything. The fat by itself also tastes like nothing. I tried boiling and removing the fat from mince before I went vegan and found this out for myself.
"Now that we've made you feel properly guilty for the suffering you're contributing to and the environmental impact - just remember to be Grateful and Thankful" - second take home message that's next to worthless.
"Try cutting down, like going meatless on Mondays" - Half *** attempt that anyone might try, but will never turn anyone vegan. One must completely eliminate all animal flesh and products for a substantial period and get your body used to a new microbiome with accompanying bacteria that feeds off fiber and resistant starch from whole foods before you can start getting the full satisfaction from eating this way. Else you'll be hungry and crave animal products.
