How much time?
This movie really made you think. It was like it was making you pick a side for a war that hasn’t even started yet. The main character was opposed to GMO’s not because they are some scary food monster but because they are all the same and one day will al become infected with a virus or fungus that we have not discovered yet. Even though companies that run GMO programs do everything they can to include genes that provide natural pesticides, I think that all we are doing are giving firepower to bugs we haven’t seen before. This movie really let you take a look back in time too, to see different fruits and vegetables that you most likely haven’t seen before. As an informational movie it did a great job of showing you what’s being done now and showing you what there was in the past. I personally think that we need to drop GMO’s and go back to our roots, literally, and find what plants are naturally native to our different areas and focus solely on those. That might mean that people will have to make sacrifices, but I think that will be a lot less painful then whole states being infected with some super bug.












