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UPC
0826262001896
Format
DVD
Release Year
2005
Rating
NR
Director
Robert Greenwald
Sub-Genre
Media Arts
Genre
Musical & Performing Arts
Movie/TV Title
Wal-Mart: the High Cost of Low Price

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Robert Greenwald (OUTFOXED) continues his expose of evil corporate doings with this documentary, released as part of Wal-Mart Week, a nationwide activist initiative to bring the company's business practices out into the open. From their disturbing morning cheer to their minuscule benefits packages and sweatshop-labor conditions, the documentary addresses the simple question: does America benefit from the presence of this low-priced chain? Employee testimony and statistics make Greenwald's case clear and effective, and the stories of enforced, unpaid overtime and the death of mom-and-pop businesses can hardly fail to leave viewers both saddened and enraged.

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0826262001896
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Product Key Features

Rating
NR
Movie/TV Title
Wal-Mart: the High Cost of Low Price
Director
Robert Greenwald
Format
DVD
Release Year
2005
Genre
Musical & Performing Arts
Sub-Genre
Media Arts

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Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
LeafCats
617
Film Country
USA
Release Date
20051115

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  • Eye-opening!!

    This DVD about Wal-Mart certainly brings into light major issues about the corporation and will hope to serve as a message to the company that Americans do not agree with their ethics. I will do everything I can to avoid shopping there until they make some changes. I show this DVD in a Retailing class that I teach and it always gets a strong reaction from my student. Hopefully, it will do to Wal-Mart what Super Size Me has done to fast food. On the other side though, it is extremely one-sided and doesn't show anything good or decent that they company has done for anyone. They make the company look evil! It is up to the viewer to decide, but I think you should always explore both sides of anything.

  • Makes you think.

    This really opened my eyes about Walmart. It just amazed me how much Walmart gets the red carpet when the open new stores. And they crush the competition like nothing. Now, I work for Walmart. Before I saw this, I didn't think of all the small things. Like the fact that Walmart stores are understaffed on purpose so that they can pay fewer people to do all the work. For example. I am a Seafood associate. Now, that is my job title. I also work in the Meat department, Bakery, Deli, Produce and Dairy. Is that fair to me? Not in the least. But Walmart is the only place around where I live for me to have a job. Also not fair to me. This movie really brought out some great points that I have been bringing up to my co-workers and my managers and we are trying to get things worked out better. I ...

  • Cheap cost

    Robert Greenwald continues his expose of evil corporate doings with this documentary, released as part of Wal-Mart Week, a nationwide activist initiative to bring the company's business practices out into the open. From their disturbing morning cheer to their minuscule benefits packages and sweatshop-labor conditions, the documentary addresses the simple question: does America benefit from the presence of this low-priced chain? Employee testimony and statistics make Greenwald's case clear and effective, and the stories of enforced, unpaid overtime can hardly fail to leave viewers both saddened and enraged.

  • An Eye Opener!

    I know Wal-mart dealt in dishonesty but didn't know it was this bad! Exploiting workers in other countries to the point where they are almost indentured servants, firing those who try to unionize, firing workers who speak up for humane working conditions, discriminating against women for management positions, taking billions of dollars in government subsidies, assisting your workers to apply for government assistance because they don't make a working wage....these are all the things for which Smiley Face Wal-Mart is guilty. Wal-mart destroys lives, continues the cycle of poverty, and fills the greedy pockets of billionaires! The high cost of low price is the destruction of human lives and their livelihood all for money! This is a must see. You'll never see the Smiley Face the same way ...

  • Great informative movie, this one will make you think!!

    I heard about this movie about WalMart & just wanted to see it. I wasn't able to see it until 1 month after & bought it. It lived up to it's reviews. Great content, facts, & interviews. Nicely done! I would recommend this to anyone who wants to know how the business they buy products from do their business. It as opened my eyes to a company that I thought wanted to help the little guy, only to learn that everything it does is for their bottom line. I will be spending lots less in WalMart, & more to the local little businesses who are proud just to service your needs above lining their pockets with money.