Your favorite documentaries?

[Eecen]

Psywar

Pretty interesting documentary on propaganda. How it emerged, and has been used by politicians, governments, and companies.

[grantlacey11]

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.

this.

[Vince30]

I wonder how many people that don't smoke pot actually liked "super high me"...cause that doco sucked.

I admit, I watched it once, while I was high, may have directly affected my opinion on it.

[HarryPotter]

Anything by michael moore, he's so intelligent.

[Vince30]

I just watched Jesus camp, I really liked it because the narration was done by the people that your not supposed to like. It gave the watcher the ability to make all of the opinions without being directly told what to think.

[Simon S]

Some of my favs:
Baja 1000 Classic & Dust to Glory
Man on Wire
I Like Killing Flies
King Corn
The King of Kong
Chevolution
180 South

[Simon S]

also:
Yank Tanks
and
Horatio's Drive: America's First Road Trip <- highly recommend this one. Very charming adventure.

[george graves]

Horatio's Drive: America's First Road Trip <- highly recommend this one. Very charming adventure.

Ken Burns, I'll have to check that out.

[ck_taft325is]

George...









... Go to bed, cocksucker!

[george graves]

Dude. I'll be up for another 4-5 hours...

[ck_taft325is]

Dude. I'll be up for another 4-5 hours...

Damn, man. Sorry to hear that. Galatic blue balls from hell or?


Just bustin' 'em. Your balls that is.

[E30AWDAZ]

Just watched Too fast too race
Loved every second of it

[pizzaman]

Restrepo. Soooooooooooooooooooooooo good. It's on netflix instant watch or whatever its called for anyone who likes war/combat/jihad movies.

[imdashiz]

Collapse. Description copied from Netflix. Highly recommend it.

"In an avant-garde soliloquy, investigative journalist Michael Ruppert details his unnerving theories about the inexorable link between energy depletion and the collapse of the economic system that supports the entire industrial world. Helmed by filmmaker Chris Smith (American Movie), Ruppert's monologue explains how the lies and political propaganda fed to Americans by big business will eventually lead to human extinction."

[Eecen]

Restrepo.

Watched that last night.
Not sure what to say about it; but it was interesting to see.