This documentary exposes a vast conspiracy to contaminate and control the world’s food supply through genetic engineering of food crops. Leading scientists, researchers and activists present the facts that you need to know about genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
The methods used to genetically engineer plants are imprecise and extremely dangerous. Eighty percent of food sold in North America already has ingredients made of GMOs that have not been adequately tested for safety. This program presents all the facts about this alarming controversy and features the best-known, most credible bio tech / agriculture authorities in the world today.
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March 19, 2010
#1
I purchased Bad Seed to use in my nutrition class. I was very disappointed. It had no narration to lead the events and the videography was very amateurish.
March 19, 2010
#2
This is one story that the entire world needs to hear. Sickness is not an accident. It happens when the food is tainted, the air and water are polluted and much more. Monsanto must be eliminated. They are killing us and it knows no borders or limits. They are being investigated by the feds for monopoly and lots of charges. Let’s pray they are put under control.
I doubt it though. They will pay off the courts and the investigators.
March 19, 2010
#3
This documentary covers an urgent topic, but does so poorly. It opens with a series of interviews. The persons interviewed cannot separate emotion from fact, and the unedited result is inadequate journalism. Protestors interviewed in this film are not even fully versed in the agressive force with which Monsanto pursues rewriting the social, legislative and financial code of our land so as to bind itself to every aspect of US food production. This includes tearing family farmers from their land by prosecution via Monsanto’s own custom patent laws governing untested bio-engineered seed, and replacing that farm family with a big business farmer who complicitly buys Monsanto seed and its genetically-locked fertilizer. Fortunately for viewers, The Future of Food (2004) is available here as well. The Future of Food is an actual documentary – in that it presents evidence, facts and case studies and documents what is being said, as opposed to flinging at the screen laundry lists of unverifiable offenses, government cover-ups, and “dupes” of the public. I have awarded a second star in my rating merely for the film’s subject matter. I cannot give it for its bravery in publicly presenting anti-Monsanto data (which presents real risk, as M prosecutes all comers), since this 2005 film rides on the coattails of The Future of Food. The Future of Food is excellent; watch it.
March 19, 2010
#4
This video started out slow with the type of rants you might find on you tube, and later became more factual. There were definitely some interesting facts, but only some were in the video. There were more interesting facts in the extras, but I didn’t watch many of those yet as I was sort of burned out on the bologna that should have been edited out. I was hoping this would be a video I could share with people to help them become aware of whats going on in our food industry/government right now, but I wouldn’t want to FFWD through all the opinions and rants. It was worth watching and if you consider the cost of going to the theater these days Like I did to see FOOD INC. ( which I also bought, great movie) it was worth the cost.
March 19, 2010
#5
This is one DVD I highly recommend. I’ve seen virtual every DVD available on the subject of major corporations genetically altering our food and I found that this film is one of the most informative. But there’s more. From what I can see of the other reviews, no one mentions the awesome bonus interviews. As a bonus, the producers have included an array of bonus interviews. On its own merits the bonus interviews alone make this DVD well worth owning and sharing with family and friends, a fact that has been overlooked by the other people who left reviews. In addition I recommend two other films: Genetically Modified Food – Panacea or Poison. This film seems to be a sister film to Bad Seed, as the cover is similar and the publisher is the same, but the filmmaker is different and the content goes into additional information making both films complementary to each other. It also includes a bonus film produced by the Gorilla News Network called Contaminated. The bonus film and the main feature are awesome and makes this DVD also an important one to own. The other film I recommend deals with the animal or meat side of the Genetically Modified Food problem. The title is a little crazy but this 2 DVD set is called: Frankenstein Science: Animal Transgenics. This DVD is loaded with bonus features as well as a well researched film and provides an important piece to the issue at hand. Once I saw these films, I realized I must now be more caraful about what I eat.