Fast Food Nation

Super Size Me is a documentary that offers a daring critique of the fast food industry, much like Fast Food Nation. It follows director Morgan Spurlock as he embarks on a month-long journey consuming only McDonald's food, which results in alarming health consequences. Fans of Fast Food Nation will appreciate the similar subject matter and the film's critical look at fast food culture.

Though focused on the tobacco industry, Thank You for Smoking parallels Fast Food Nation in its exploration of American corporate culture and its influence. The film, presented in a satirical light, follows a charismatic tobacco lobbyist as he defends cigarette smoking in increasingly absurd scenarios, echoing the themes of corporate manipulation and consumer persuasion.

The Informant! is a dark comedy based on a true story, revolving around the whistle-blower Mark Whitacre and price fixing in the agricultural industry. Like Fast Food Nation, it provides an entertaining yet thought-provoking look into corporate America's less-than-savoury dealings.

Food, Inc. is a compelling documentary that investigates the corporate-controlled food industry, touching on issues similar to those in Fast Food Nation. It exposes how the pursuit of profit can overshadow concerns about consumer health, the livelihood of the American farmer, and the safety of workers and our environment.