What's your favorite documentaries?

[emainvol]

Baseball
Civil War

Okay, so anything Ken Burns has done.

Battle of Algiers

hell I have a ton of docs I could recommend, when I get more time I will.

 

[cotton]

Baseball

This.

 

[turn3]

Baseball
Civil War

Okay, so anything Ken Burns has done.

Battle of Algiers

hell I have a ton of docs I could recommend, when I get more time I will.

I've seen bits and pieces of Baseball and Civil War, but did watch all of "The War" last year, very good/long. It had to be around 12 hours long.
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[VolBuck24]

"Tyson" is pretty good.
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[JTrainDavis]

I've got ".....Whites......" queued up, we plan on watching it tonight.
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Just finished this one, holy ****. Pretty crazy to see, some interesting folks.
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[VolBuck24]

Has anyone seen the tillman story? I remember hearing it was supposed to be in theaters but never got a chance to see it.
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[Hound]

"WWII in HD" on The History Channel is an awesome documentary series.

 

[ptclaus98]

Truth In 24

 

[turn3]

Has anyone seen the tillman story? I remember hearing it was supposed to be in theaters but never got a chance to see it.
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It's at the top of my list.
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[turn3]

Truth In 24

Looks good, wish Netflix had it.
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[Co. Aytch]

Good call earlier on the Dylan doc's...

Gotta say my favorite ones are the ones usually put in the VHS, yes VHS, when I want to party.

"The Tap Dancing Outlaw" now is world famous, but back in 97 was the first time I saw it at a party, and thought it was outrageous. That same year somebody screened a bootleg of "The Blair Witch" just by saying this documentary was crazy and then popped it in. We ALL thought it was real. My lord.

Then "American Movie" came out staring Mark Borchardt and his best bud Mike. It is to this day the best entertainment you can get from a movie. Got to check it out sometime if you are into that sorta, get high and watch a funny movie on a Wednesday night kinda thing.

Apologies to the kids out there.

 

[turn3]

Confessions of a Superhero

 

[turn3]

Gasland: A film by Josh Fox

 

[Hound]

I saw "Back from Hell: A Tribute to Sam Kinison" last night, excellent if you were a fan of Sam.

 

[Billy Costigan]

This was good, well made.

 

[JTrainDavis]

I just watched 'The King of Kong' on netflix, pretty entertaining story, some strange folks involved.
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[ATLVOL84]

The Corporation. any doc on Pink Floyd is great. I have one on the making of the dark side of the moon that is great.

 

[JTrainDavis]

Mugabe and the White African. Very good.
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[MadcapLaughs]

Ghosts of Rwanda


Shake Hands with the Devil

 

[therealUT]

Touching the Void
Restrepo
Jesus Camp

 

[Regulator]

Jesus Camp was scarier than any Al Queda/terrorist training camp video you could find, and it's happening right here in the good ol' USA.
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[JTrainDavis]

Jesus Camp was scarier than any Al Queda/terrorist training camp video you could find, and it's happening right here in the good ol' USA.
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just added it to my queue, will watch before bed.

 

[turn3]

Touching the Void
Restrepo
Jesus Camp

All great, been thinking about watching Touching the Void again.

Watched these two over the weekend. Well worth watching.

Body of War
Fall From Grace
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[Gator H8R]

Super High Me is a good one.

 

[heartvols]

Cities of the Underworld
Life After People
Jesus Camp