The Film: This is the movie that made you swear you'd never set food in a McDonald's again (until the next time you drove by one)., Morgan Spurlock decided he would only eat food sold by McDonald's. He had to eat everything on the menu at least once, had to have three meals a day, and would only Supersize when offered.
He documented the bizarre and terrifying changes his body went through while eating what according to science is not actual food. Via Medical experts confirmed that his thong remained just as douchey. In one scene, tells Spurlock he's been eating an average of 5,000 calories a day, even though he only Supersized 9 in 30 meals. At the end of the documentary, Spurlock had not only gained a bunch of weight and seen his cholesterol go through the roof (as you'd expect), but also had severe liver damage, as well as. The Fallacy: Here's the thing: No one has been able to replicate Spurlock's results, and even basic math disputes the claim that his McDiet consisted of 5,000 calories a day.
As in his documentary, Fat Head, there's simply no way Spurlock could have been eating that much food if he was sticking to his own rules. A large Big Mac meal clocks in at 'just' 1,450 calories, and it's by far one of the fattiest items on the menu. This means that even Supersizing lunch and dinner every day and adding dessert falls well short of the 5,000 calories a day Spurlock's nutritionist claims he was consuming. In an effort to find out just exactly what the hell, Naughton attempted to contact Spurlock to obtain his food log, but Spurlock (who makes a huge deal in his documentary about ) never called him back. Meanwhile, researchers from the Making Sure Movies Aren't Stupid department of Sweden's University of Linkoping tried to replicate Spurlock's experiment by, inadvertently also answering the question 'What's the easiest way to get guinea pigs ever?' At the end of the 30 days, the students had none of the liver or cholesterol troubles Spurlock reported. According to the guy in charge of the experiment (aka an actual scientist, not the guy who created MTV's I Bet You Will), the students' metabolism was able to adapt to the extra amount of food they were eating.
They did feel more tired, but none of them experienced the mood swings and depression Spurlock claimed to have endured. Jupiterimages/Comstock/Getty Images Probably due to the fact that they were eating for the first time in weeks. Waiting for 'Superman' - Charter Schools Kind of Suck, Too Jupiterimages/Photos.com/Getty Images The Film: Waiting for 'Superman' is one of those documentaries that made everyone who watched it instantly call their friends and tell them they had to drop everything they're doing and see it right away.
Even President Obama declared himself a huge fan. According to, only 20 to 35 percent of eighth graders in the U.S.
Read at grade level, an alarming statistic that explains so much of the Internet. It follows a number of families as they try to get into charter schools, which offer a free alternative to the crushing bureaucracy that is killing our public education system. Tragically, not all of the families get in, damning those kids to schools where they'll hopefully at least be taught how to tell when their pimp is cutting their crack with too much baking soda. Thomas Northcut/Digital Vision/Getty Images 'Wait, are you sure this is crack? It looks like antibiotics.'
The Fallacy: Waiting for 'Superman' was all about improving the country's education, but it's so poorly researched and one-sided that it might actually be making things worse. Let's start with that 'only 20 to 35 percent can read well' statistic: The real number is. Also, you might remember a throwaway line about how only 1 in 5 charter schools performs better than public schools - yeah, that's sort of a big deal, movie. Thirty-seven percent of charters actually perform worse. Via Unfortunately the director went to a charter school, so math isn't his greatest strength. The film focuses on the charters that perform better, of course, but at least one of those is achieving its results through fishy means.
One of the administrators of a school shown in the film, the Harlem Children's Zone, that he feared would throw off his glowing performance statistics. It turns out that when teacher pay and/or school funding is tied to student performance, a model that the film advocates, it opens the door for, including flat-out expelling low-performing students the day before the test to boost their numbers. In the movie, not getting into a charter school is the worst thing that can happen to a poor family, but studies have shown that school choice itself - shockingly, it's more about how seriously the students themselves and their families take their education. And that ghetto public school might not actually be so bad: According to, which the film claims only sends a third of its students to college and only graduates 62 percent of them, the film excluded students who go to out-of-state colleges in their statistics, and their graduation rate is more like 92 percent.
Shit, being left behind is starting to sound awesome. Stockbyte/Stockbyte/Getty Images 'Yep, you've graduated! Now please get out of our school.' Religulous - The 'Jesus Is Fake' Evidence Is Fake Stockbyte/Stockbyte/Getty Images The Film: In Religulous, Bill Maher sets out to make you question what you think you know about God, telling you everything church leaders don't want you to know.
He interrogates everyone from to to, poking holes in their beliefs by pointing out things like how the original sin isn't mentioned in the Bible or how the Christ mythology is eerily similar to other ancient religions - at one point, a Tumblr-ready slideshow informs us of the. Let's start with the 'virgin births' part: You've gotta make some pretty big logical jumps to claim that any of those earlier gods were born from virgins, having come from (Krishna), some (Horus), and a fucking rock (Mithras). Then there's the resurrection thing. Contrary to Maher's claims, Mithras was, and the older versions of the guy's story don't have any of the Jesus similarities - those came about in the first or second century A.D. (that is, after Jesus was born).
Horus, like Mithras, was also never resurrected, didn't have 12 apostles, and didn't raise Asar from the dead (which doesn't translate to 'Lazarus' even a little bit). There isn't even any record of a figure call Anup the Baptizer; the closest we come is, which astute readers will note is a leeeeeetle different from baptism. Photos.com/Photos.com/Getty Images 'We need to take you downtown for a few questions about your baptism practices, sir.' Oh, by the way, original sin is, and you'd be who disagrees with the overwhelming evidence that a person (not necessarily a divine being) matching Jesus' description existed during his purported lifetime. So where did Maher get all this crap? Probably from the viral 'documentary' Zeitgeist (which doesn't cite any sources) or, and this is a serious possibility, the fucking Da Vinci Code (which is about as historically accurate as the movie Splash).
None of this means the Christian Bible is right or that it represents the one true religion. But if you think something is bullshit, the answer is not more bullshit. The Film: Searching for Sugar Man is the tale of two South African music fans going on a quest to find, who had become huge in their country but whose whereabouts were unknown. The story is that this musical genius had released two little-heard albums in the early '70s and then vanished (rumors swirled that he had long ago committed suicide onstage). He remained unknown until a sudden surge in popularity when his songs about poverty and urban decay made him an icon in apartheid-era South Africa.
So the guy was a star, but nobody knew where he was or even if he was still alive. The Fallacy: The documentary tells us that Rodriguez is a guy who put out two extremely obscure albums in the '70s, had zero success, quit music, and became a regular Joe. That makes for a great story - the idea that the guy threw the albums out there and dropped off the map, unaware that his work had become huge on the other side of the globe years later. Well, we don't know about you, but we haven't met any regular Joes who spent years touring Australia with bands like Men at Work and Midnight Oil.
Andy Kropa/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images He still has fucking 'Down Under' stuck in his head. Yep, Rodriguez was in the late '70s and early '80s, with his singles shooting up the charts for. One of the fans from the documentary is a record shop owner and a massive Rodriguez nut - surely he'd heard of his 1981 live in Australia album?
Maybe he listened to it and figured was in some tiny Detroit cafe. Also, the name of the album is Rodriguez Alive, so maybe he should have taken it as a clue. It's true that Rodriguez's work didn't catch on the U.S. Before the film, and that he wasn't aware of his popularity in South Africa, but to paint him as a criminally ignored genius is absurd. He enjoyed a sterling career lasting over a decade before his 15 minutes were up and he was forced back into the real world, making his story about as remarkable as any '80s hair metal band (that is, if Blackie Lawless inexplicably became the poster boy for the Egyptian revolution, which - can we make that happen?).
That might explain why he seemed so underwhelmed when he met up with the filmmakers. The Film: This Oscar-nominated thrill ride captures the of several different species of bird as they embark on the incredible journey to go fuck other birds or whatever.
If it sounds boring, you haven't seen it - it's full of in which an injured bird is surrounded by crabs and, unable to fly away and escape, is eventually ganged up on and eaten. Via You have a little something on your arm there. Damn, that's one of the most disturbing things to happen to an innocent creature in a movie in recent years that wasn't made by Pixar.
The Fallacy: Yeah, that scene is fake. To their credit as human beings, the filmmakers actually before he could be attacked.
And to their non-credit as documentarians, they left that part out and instead included a shot of the crabs eating some dead fish (which wasn't their friend, so they didn't save it). They just cleverly edited the clips together to make you think that poor little bird got the Hannibal treatment, because they feed on tears.
There's also a scene where a goose steps into a puddle of oil in a factory - that was shot in a studio, and the 'oil' was actually milk and vegetable dye. Jupiterimages/Comstock/Getty Images To be fair, milk is highly toxic to birds and will make them instantly explode. But who cares, right?
All that matters is that the majestic movements of the birds are real. Those amazing flock formations, the brilliant displays of instinct in which animals move together that humans can never attempt to emulate? They've been raised from the egg by the filmmakers, and what we're seeing is just trained animals following orders. The filmmakers aren't following the birds - the birds are following them. Via Those birds seriously think they'll grow up to become flying robots one day.
The Film: Nanook of the North not only is the granddaddy of documentaries (made back in 1922), but is widely considered a masterpiece of the documentary genre and one of the most influential movies ever made. Before Nanook, 'documentaries' consisted of static shots of people walking near trains or boring shit like that (it was all Vines, basically). This was the first one that A) lasted more than a few minutes and B) showed something actually worth watching.
For Nanook, director Robert Flaherty went deep into the Alaskan wilderness to steal a glimpse inside the lives of the notoriously closed-off Inuit population. He follows a family headed by the titular Nanook and his two wives, Nyla and Cunayoo, as they, with spears, and become hilariously confused by modern technology, such as poor Nanook.
Via The original title of the documentary was Fucking Idiot. The Fallacy: The whole thing was almost.
Robert Flaherty was the Michael Moore of the 1920s, only he left more illegitimate Inuit children in his wake. First of all, 'Nanook' was actually named Allakariallak, although we can kind of understand why they changed it. His 'wives' were also not his wives, but the 'common-law' wives of Flaherty (i.e., his ethnic trophies). They were also renamed: There's no record of Cunayoo's real name, but Nyla's was actually the much plainer 'Alice.' 'Nyla' was suggested by the locals and supposedly meant 'the smiling one,' but unknown to Flaherty, it was. (A quick Google search suggests it has something to do with farting.) Via They called him Robutt Farterty.
Apparently it means 'Great White God.' Of course, since Flaherty constructed the whole family from scratch, none of the events filmed were part of their actual lives, either. In order to show to the world how the Inuit really lived, Flaherty simply made them act out scenes from how everyone already thought they did. He asked them to hunt with spears instead of, made them dress in furs, and had them build an igloo, even though they'd actually heard of houses by then. Allakariallak was also very familiar with modern technology and knew well not to eat gramophones. Notice how he spends half the movie looking at the camera and smiling? Via He's literally laughing his ass off at the silly shit Flaherty asked him to do for his 'documentary.'
You can read more from Amanda at or to find out just how much writing this article left her completely disillusioned with the world. Related Reading: Still not full of things that are full of shit? On professions that are filled with lies. If you think wine tasters aren't lying their asses off, think again. For national stereotypes that are total B.S., out for a spin. You'll learn that British dentistry is actually quite good.
End your study in perfidy with that are hugely overhyped.
Ever Since I upgraded to Windows 10, my Laptop Happens to sit in sleep mode for a significant period of time, usually 2 - 3 Hours, I am unable to wake it up. The Power Indicator goes to its standard Solid Color, indicating that it is turned on, but it never actually wakes from sleep. The Screen Display never actually turns on indicating nor does the computer make any noise, indicating that it is not actually waking from sleep. To get out of it I have to a Hard Reset by holding down the Power Button, to reboot. I have All Windows Updates installed, and have updated all of my Drivers Installed, but I can't seem to find a solution. It only freezes when going into sleep mode, either when I press the Power Button or when I close the Laptop Lid.
Update: after installing new updates seems like problem is fixed. Don't know how I am just happy I don't have to keep doing hard reset. I've also been having this problem since I upgraded to Windows 10. The only other thing I've noticed is that when the laptop refuses to wake, not only is the power button on solid (not flashing), but the f6 key is also lit. This happens when I step away from the laptop for a few minutes (lid not closed), and also when I close the lid. However, it only happens about half the time.
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When it does happen, it doesn't matter how long I wait, I have never yet had the computer wake up on its own - I always have to do a hard reset. I tried the troubleshooting you mentioned above, but it did not help. My laptop is an HP Pavilion 15. From blogs that I've read, a LOT of folks with this computer are having the same problem. Many of them have offered suggestions, but so far none of them solutions have proven to work consistently.
Advice would be very welcome! The fault is the sleep option fails and crashes your computer when woken up. You might discover the virus checker has also been disabled! You computer's power-key in the start menu needs a popup menu with ' Hibernate' 'Shut Down' and 'Restart'. Click starts settings system 2.
Left side menu click Power and Sleep. Scroll down click Additional Power Settings. For each of these Click 'Choose what the power buttons do' and Click 'Choose what closing the lid does'. Make these changes battery and plugged in: When I press the power button Hibernate. When I press the sleep button Turn Off the Display.
When I close the Lid Sleep. Now return to 3 above Additional Power Settings and continue: 5. Look for 'Plan shown on the battery metre' and a highlighted circle.
Yours could be 'Automatic balances or balancesrecommended. If your computer is highlighted example DELL use that option.
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Adjacent your choice click 'Change Plan Setting' 7 On next screen click 'Change advanced power settings' 8. A new menu appears. Move down and click Power Button & Lid 9. Go down the menu and make these changes battery and plugged in; Lid close. Change to 'Sleep' for both options.
Power Button. Change to 'Hibernate' for both options Sleep Button. Change to 'Turn Off the display'. Don't forget to OK before closing the process. Power option key 'sleep' has now been removed and Hibernate installed. Your computer should no longer crash to a black screen. The startpower key now uses Hibernate, Shut Down or Restart.
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