Whats the last great documentary you saw?
Gotta go with Sicko, please recommendations?
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Inside Job
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One Day in September (1999 Documentary)
The Palestinian terrorist group Black September holds Israeli athletes hostage at the 1972 Summer Olympic Games in Munich. |
Touching the Void
Pumping Iron When We Were Kings Senna Seen all these recently. Highly recommend Senna. |
Originally Posted by mark f (Post 781552)
Inside Job
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Paradise Lost: The Child Murders At Robin Hood Hills
Paradise Lost 2: Revelations The Thin Blue Line Metallica: Some Kind Of Monster When We Were Kings Hearts Of Darkness Hoop Dreams Pretty much anything from Nick Broomfield Some documentary series. David Attenborough's "Life On..." series The World At War The Nazis: A Warning from History Up Series Civilisation: A Personal View Cosmos The Ascent Of Man |
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In The Shadow Of The Moon (2007) It's a little over 1 1/2 hours. It's a documentary about the NASA missions to the moon. The really great thing about it is, there are no celebrity hosts or commentary, no 'hollywood' treatment. Of course, they had to have been interviewed for this, but all that is edited out. The only people in this documentary are the actual astronauts that went to the moon. They just tell their stories. (all except for Armstrong, anyhow. He's not ever going to come out from hiding, I think) It's mesmerizing, to hear the tales of these men. They're not actors playing a part. They're real people who lived these stories. |
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Originally Posted by quint (Post 781597)
In The Shadow Of The Moon (2007)
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My last 7 docs:
Darwin's Nightmare (2004) - Sauper The war room (1993) - Hegedus & Pennebaker My Architect: a son's journey (2003) - Kahn Client 9: the rise and fall of Eliot Spitzer (2010) - Gibney Woody Allen: A documentary (2011) - Weide Cocaine Cowboys (2006) - Corben Surviving progress (2011) - Roy Of these, I can recommend the Woody Allen one, if you don't know anything about him and Cocaine Cowboys and Surviving progress. It's funny that Spitzer made a better impression that he created powerful enemies in high places and "they" put a hit out on him in the 3 or 4 minutes he was in "Inside Job" than they did in his own doc. The last truly great Doc I saw was: No end in sight. Strike that ... The last truly great Doc I saw was: The end of Poverty? |
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Between the Folds Waltz With Bashir My Winnipeg Scott Walker: 30th Century Man Cave of Forgotten Dreams The Red Chapel |
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That's true. I forgot about Woody Allen: A Documentary. That was awesome. I think I "done good" to tape it on a 25-year-old VHS tape. It looks and sounds like a flippin' DVD!
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Last documentary movie i I have watched "Man on Wire"
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Hot Coffee - this was a great documentary about how the judicial system is just so broken and how all these stupid lawsuits affect everybody else.
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Woody Allen: A Documentary (2011) was really interesting.
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Originally Posted by Tyler1 (Post 782528)
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Last documentary I saw, It was “For All Mankind” . I found it far more inspiring, entertaining and educational on this subject.
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