Articles about The Greatest Movie Ever Sold

Many believe the product placement era began with the James Bond flick "Tomorrow Never Dies" but this article argues that it began a decade earlier - in the 80's with "Back to the Future"

Morgan Spurlock, in this interview, gives his perspective on why he sold out to fund his movie critiquing selling out.

Morgan Spurlock chats with the AV Club about his upcoming film and the fun he had finding all his sponsors.

Morgan Spurlock discusses his latest movie, 'The Greatest Movie Ever Sold'.

Continuing to promote his movie about promotions, @MorganSpurlock lists his fave flicks for @rottentomatoes

Continuing to promote his movie about promotions, @MorganSpurlock chats with @adamcarolla

Continuing to promote his movie about promotions, @MorganSpurlock chats with @TheAVClub

The NY Times takes a look at Spurlock's new film and how financed the film with the "hand that slaps" you.

A profile of the new documentary from Morgan Spurlock, the guy who made "Fast Food Nation" into a doc. Here he talks about how the film came to be and how the advertisers feel about it.

Despite a banner year, @thefilmcynic worries documentary films are in trouble. A look at possible fixes

Many believe the product placement era began with the James Bond flick "Tomorrow Never Dies" but this article argues that it began a decade earlier - in the 80's with "Back to the Future"

Morgan Spurlock, in this interview, gives his perspective on why he sold out to fund his movie critiquing selling out.

Morgan Spurlock chats with the AV Club about his upcoming film and the fun he had finding all his sponsors.

Morgan Spurlock discusses his latest movie, 'The Greatest Movie Ever Sold'.

Continuing to promote his movie about promotions, @MorganSpurlock lists his fave flicks for @rottentomatoes

Continuing to promote his movie about promotions, @MorganSpurlock chats with @adamcarolla

Continuing to promote his movie about promotions, @MorganSpurlock chats with @TheAVClub

The NY Times takes a look at Spurlock's new film and how financed the film with the "hand that slaps" you.

A profile of the new documentary from Morgan Spurlock, the guy who made "Fast Food Nation" into a doc. Here he talks about how the film came to be and how the advertisers feel about it.

Despite a banner year, @thefilmcynic worries documentary films are in trouble. A look at possible fixes