Monday, August 4, 2008

Super Size Me - The Movie - Win a free download!

Super Size Me, the movie, is a movie that I have wanted to see for a long time. I have heard very good things about it and says a lot about what I have learned in my journey from being overweight to where I am now.
SUPER SIZE ME is one man’s journey into the world of weight gain, health problems and fast food. It’s an examination of the American way of life and how we are eating ourselves to death. Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock unravels the American obesity epidemic by interviewing experts nationwide and by subjecting himself to a "McDonald’s only" diet for thirty days straight. His Sundance award-winning feature is as entertaining as it is horrifying as it dives into corporate responsibility, nutritional education, school lunch programs and how we as a nation are eating ourselves to death.
I just got some news the other day that this movie was now available for download on iTunes which is very cool because I have not seen it in places that made it easy for me to rent it.

Another very cool thing is that I have been provided with the opportunity to give a way a free download on iTunes to this must see movie, a $10 value.

Are you interested in checking out this movie? Why not take a look at the trailer here and if you would like an opportunity to win continue reading below the video.



To have a chance to win the free download do one of the following:
  • Blog about this post on your blog and send people over here to try and win themselves.
  • Twitter about this post.
  • If you don't have a blog or a twitter account just comment on this post, but with a twist. When you comment tell us about your story when it comes to weight loss, getting fit, etc and you will be entered.
Once you blog about it post a comment to this post with links to the post, if you twitter about it post a comment with your twitter account and when you twittered it so it can be verified. Each blog post, twitter post, and comment will be an individual entry in the contest.

While you are here why not check out my blog starting with my first post about where I started. You could also subscribe to my feed or subscribe by e-mail so you can keep up with where I am and help keep me accountable, not to mention be one of the first to know when I run another contest.

Why not check out my running blog over at blog.262quest.com and see how far I have come and where I plan on going on my quest to run a marathon. While you are there you can subscribe to my feed or by e-mail as well.

And last, are you a twitter fan? If so, I would love to interact with you there, why not follow me at twitter.com/virtual4now.

*Contest is open till Thursday, August 7th at 7:00 pm EST. Unfortunately, this contest is only open to US residents. Winner will be chosen using www.randomizer.org

Tim Wilson - blog.2big.org

8 comments:

  1. Love it!

    I re-tweeted it:

    http://twitter.com/maddyhubba - 8/04/2008 - 2:02 PM EDT

    w00t!

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  2. Personally (since you asked), it's nothing you've done. I think you ran the contest about as well as it could be run. However, the mere thought of even indirectly furthering the career of M. Spurlock gives me hives. The sooner we see the last of that guy, the better. He's a pimple on the butt of the body politic, a no-talent hack who wouldn't recognize his own biases if they jumped up and bit him (he's demonstrated this lack of recognition time and again.)

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  3. Great idea, Tim! I blogged about it, twittered twice about it, & of course have now commented here. ;-) Here's the link to my post.

    Good luck everyone & thanks, Tim!
    -C

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  4. Hi Tim. I twittered at 08:30 GB time about the blog and the movie. My Twitter handle is gdwscott

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  5. The contest is now closed for new entries. I will be putting the entries together and using www.randomizer.org to pick a winner.

    Thanks again!

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  6. Great trailer, people often are found indulging in unhealthy eating habits. This trend had affected many people across America. Obesity is climbing in the death charts and leading causes to diabetes. I use to be overweight but there is help.

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