Fast Food Nation is a fictionalized film loosely based on the non-fiction book Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser. It was filmed on locations in Mexico and the United States (in Texas and Colorado) under the codename Coyote.

His name is Brian Transeau, but in show business he is known as "BT" -- a music composer who produces sounds with an electronic sound. And tomorrow, he will perform for the Utah Food Bank. He has done the Fast and Furious, Stealth, Monster and numerous other soundtracks as well as playing for crowds of over 100,000 people in Europe.

Both Burger King and Activison Inc have announced previous quarter profits with both attributing part of the rise to Transformers Movie tie-in products. The Associated Press have sent out the following report on the rise in Burger Kings 1st Quarter profits."MIAMI (AP) - Fast-food chain Burger King Corp. said Monday its fiscal first-quarter ear

Watched “Fast Food Nation.” I only had health reasons for not eating fast food prior to this movie. After this movie, I had moral, ethical, and a million more reasons for not eating fast food, we could not support any company that operated the way fast food places do.

Again, I surprise myself at how unwilling I am to stick to my guns not for lack of ambition or understanding, but sheer lack of ability.  Yes, my willpower was tested once again today, for yesterday I had a revelation.  A revelation dictated to me visually by director Richard Lenklater in his movie Fast Food [...]

Oscar winner Sydney Pollack (Tootsie) tells Helen De Winter in her upcoming book that movies are like Fast Food now-a-days: