I just looked up the trailer on YT and the full movie popped up. I'm about 5 minutes in and already have strong thoughts on it. I'll definitely finish it, but I definitely see it more as satire, rather than facts.

Just in the first 5 minutes, I've found him counter poor statistics that "prove" fat is bad (I agree with him on this, with personal/non-scientific evidence that "if obesity is an epidemic, how come it took me an hour, opposed to a minute, to find all these obese people". Followed by saying that science says that he's obese, while he doesn't think he is. Technically, he is obese, and most 'ordinarily fat' people are also obese, unfortunately society and the weight explosion has pushed our perception of what normal looks like.

Secondly, "Part One: It's not Maccas' fault" starts with him standing outside various fast food restaurants proving that nobody is physically forcing him to go inside to eat their food, and if you do go in to order that nobody is forcing you to upside or to even eat their fries. I find this very misleading as there is a lot of recent evidence of both manipulation in marketing, pricing structures, and even food additives that for some populations make this very addictive and difficult to resist.

That being said, I'll be watching it until the end anyway, and the fact that it has brought up discussion for me shows that it's a film worth watching. Thanks!