Good Documentaries....

[Fame Monster]

I enjoyed all of the below:

Is Capitalism a Lie?

9/11 - Proof of Governmental Involvement

Why We Are Mining On The Moon? (Narrated by Morgan Freeman)

The Great Media Disaster

Was Tony Blair Jewish?

UFOs And The Establishment




















Only joking Buzzer. I thought I'd get your hopes up. Forgive me.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

"The boy whose skin fell off" was especially moving. More than anything I've ever watced it made me realise how little I've got to complain about

 

[buzzer1]

Cheers BP but it happens when i just youtube it, Neh mind but anyway, OP (SL), top Doc. ;)

Gonna give it a bash tomorrow I think, just started to watch those Stephen Hawking ones, look good.

Ps - Keep em coming!

Can I also recommend "Murderball" and "A Fistful of Dollars, The King of Kong"

You know what mate, i've deffo seen a clip or footage of some of tHat, the Bald septic i remember, i'm sure there was doc.. about him a while back(but solely about him), somewhere along the line i've seen him.

FFODs, top grade.

King Kong, AAARGGHHH.


PS, Mate, look at the Credo Doc at your leisure, you may 'bin it' but i'd say give it a shot, be it next month or year, favourite it or somert. :)

 

[jacko74]

The West and Civil War... both epic docs by Ken Burns,well worth it if you've got a spare 10 hours for each one!

 

[simonk]

you are best looking on the discovery website mate, not sure when it was made

didn't like the vigilante shit, as you can probably tell from my post.

Im with you on that. Obviously seeing it less and less, but you still see The Sun and The Mirror going after these guys (to some extent quite rightly) when they are 95+.....

95 + or not
these people deserve to be brought to justice
I taped all the nazi hunters last week and have watched 1 so far, and its a difficult watch when you hear of the horrible things the nazis meted out. Justice should have no time limit

 

[bluetom]

Adam Curtis' "Century Of The Self" series is really good.

"The Yes Men" is awesome - <a class="postlink" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Yes_Men_Fix_the_World" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Yes_Men_Fix_the_World</a>

Anything by John Pilger is usually interesting - his new one "The War You Don't See" was interesting.

"The Corporation" is also a good one.

 

[softlad]

Im with you on that. Obviously seeing it less and less, but you still see The Sun and The Mirror going after these guys (to some extent quite rightly) when they are 95+.....

95 + or not
these people deserve to be brought to justice
I taped all the nazi hunters last week and have watched 1 so far, and its a difficult watch when you hear of the horrible things the nazis meted out. Justice should have no time limit

Im not saying lets not go after them, but it needs to be the right people doing so, in the right manner. Not some two-bit journalist looking for quotes...

By all means they should be brought to justice

 

[stonerblue]

"The boy whose skin fell off" was especially moving. More than anything I've ever watced it made me realise how little I've got to complain about

good call. Brilliant film that, despite the subject, left me with a sense of hope.

For a doc' with issues that affect us all try this

http://www.johnpilger.com/videos/the-war-you-dont-see-trailer

 

[There is a Light]

I enjoyed Cocaine Cowboys by Billy Corben about the drug trade in Miami in the 1980's. Real life Miami Vice, very entertaining.

 

[ali benarbia's studs]

i ve been watching alot of john pilger docs lately...


guns,germs & steel ...is another good one...few parts on youtube ;)