The comedy in this film is great and multi-layered. The writing is so much more witty than expected. Production lasted a single day and there's no way you could tell - the editing is so smooth and professional that you won't likely notice all that's going on. "Fast Food" is obviously about the excess and insanity that can plague our current culture, but there's a deeper, wittier perspective as well. You can scratch the surface or think about this one. It's easy for the lazy viewer to look past what the film's truer meaning is and yet still enjoy it; for those who dig a little deeper, they'll likely find an interesting, if contentious, meaning.
