Gregg Wallace: The British Miracle Meat

2023

Comedy / Drama / Horror

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IMDb Rating 6.7/10 10 124 124

Plot summary

With food prices soaring, Gregg Wallace investigates a controversial new lab-grown meat product that its makers claim could provide a solution to the cost-of-living crisis.

Director

Tom Kingsley Photo
Tom Kingsley

Top cast

Jon Wennington Photo
Jon Wennington as Board Member
Joan Hodges Photo
Joan Hodges as Gillian
Marley Vamadevan Photo
Marley Vamadevan as Jimmy
Michelle Ackerley Photo
Michelle Ackerley as Michelle Ackerley
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215.5 MB
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English 2.0
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25 fps
12 hr 23 min
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399.24 MB
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English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
25 fps
12 hr 23 min
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Missed its target

Reviewed by 8 / 10

Thought provoking satire

I had absolutely no idea what so ever that it was actually the very well known Dry British Humor presented in a satire. When I first saw the title I thought: "Another lab grown meat documentary / sales pitch with maybe some new info." So I gave it a watch hoping for new progress on the transition to actual commercial viability.As I watched it looked like they were making actual real progress. That was until "Made from Human Flesh" was stated and repeated throughout the program. I kept thinking as I watched, "How can any sane responsible government allow this virtual cannibalism to happen? Soylent Green come true." Watching further and pondering even more, I realized that Canada, USA, and most of the countries on this planet do not have sane responsible governments.No surprise considering my own government claims inclusivity by actively promoting (jamming down our throats): assisted suicide, pornography in schools, and a corrupted alphabet agenda. At the same time they are saying our citizens have unacceptable views (opinions). If one publicly even asks for a discussion or expresses any contrarian opinions, you will be shut down and/or threatened with jail and/or ceasing of your accounts.Gregg Wallace did an excellent job with this British satire and sucked me in good. It definitely made me think and I can laugh about it now.
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