Plot
2011 film by Morgan Spurlock
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Why Watch This
POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold is a English-language documentary film from United States, directed by Morgan Spurlock. It is written by Morgan Spurlock. The cast features Noam Chomsky, L.A. Reid, Big Boi, Peter Berg and Morgan Spurlock, alongside Brett Ratner, Ralph Nader and J. J. Abrams and 4 more. It runs 90 minutes.
Best For
Documentary watchers, English cinema lovers, Morgan Spurlock followers, Noam Chomsky fans, L.A. Reid fans, Quick weeknight watchers
The CinePearl Take
POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold is a English film in the documentary mould — expect first-hand accounts and factual depth. Morgan Spurlock directs and the script comes from Morgan Spurlock. With 12 credited cast members, it has a wide, ensemble feel. Made in United States, it is a natural pick for anyone exploring English-language films. At 90 minutes, it keeps a brisk pace.
Cast & Crew
- Director
- Morgan Spurlock
- Cast
- Noam Chomsky, L.A. Reid, Big Boi, Peter Berg, Morgan Spurlock, Brett Ratner, Ralph Nader, J. J. Abrams, Gilberto Kassab, Jimmy Kimmel, Quentin Tarantino, Donald Trump
- Writer
- Morgan Spurlock
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