Your favorite documentaries?

[Eecen]

The "Human Planet" series is pretty good.
Like Planet Earth only focused on humans, instead of animals.

[F34R]

Just finished "The science of evil" really good

[daniel]

catfish

[Bene]

Just finished "The science of evil" really good

sounds like it could be interesting. What's the premise?

[z31maniac]

kinda fucked up but "faces of death"

Have you actually ever witnessed someone losing their life?

Once you have, you won't be interested in watching crap like that.

[george graves]

I love docs.

Comedian - great little doc about what it's like to be a comedian - not much to it, but good - and the BEST TRAILER of any doc you'll ever see. It's worth watching just the trailer:


Startup dot com - follows the rise and fall of a dot com during the bubble. Really interesting if you're into tech.



Secrets of the Titanic
FULL DOC HERE: http://www.truveo.com/Secrets-of-the...c/id/226200357


The Journey - This should be required viewing for college grads....well...everyone really.

hard to find on dvd - but it's here: http://www.amazon.com/Journey-Jimmy-.../dp/B0000TFGX2

30 days (TV) was great if you were a fan of "super size me".



That's all I can think of off the top of my head.

[Vince30]

Religulous
Super high me
and of course Top Gun (the Tom Cruise documentery)

[dkmr]

619 226 was good.

[Julien]

[BMWerke]

Have you actually ever witnessed someone losing their life?

Once you have, you won't be interested in watching crap like that.

like most people I have not witnessed a life being lost, so I was able to watch it. My mother was telling me when she was in college it was MANDITORY to watch "Faces of Death". So I figured I would check it out.

[Joe G]

Cocaine Cowboys. So interesting, the 80s coke trade was nuts. One guy told about how he and his wife got in a fight and proceeded to ram their $100k Mercedes into each others until they were totaled in the driveway. There was soo much money it was nuts.

[s0urce]

Frank Zappa - Baby Snakes

[the fil]

One of my all-time favorites is "The Fog of War"

It's a documentary about Robert F. MacNarmara, who went from being the president for Ford Motor Company, to the secretary of defense during the Cuban missile crisis and Vietnam. It's pretty incredible some of the shit that he reveals.

Yeah that was a good one, I saw that in high school when it came out for extra credit :p

And I liked China Blue that I caught on PBS a while ago. It's regarding how jeans get made and who makes them.

http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/chinablue/

[scabzzzz]

Exit through the Gift Shop
Super High Me

I cant remember anything else. 2 stoned

[imsotyerred]

Exit through the gift shop


Anyone other suggestions?

I hated how that french dude, quite literally, just sprayed over pre-existing pictures....didn't feel any actual emotion towards most of his pieces....and then still had the nerve to place such high prices on each

he was a douche and just so full of shit.

super high me
The union
planet earth/blue planet

things to enjoy while baked