Favorite documentary?
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I'm talking that good Supersize Me shit
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Sebastian N.
STOCKHOLM,
Sweden
219 posts
Member since: 09/28/2011
The Bridge, Waltz with Bashir, Crumb, Night and Fog, The Times of Harvey Milk, Jonestown, Dig, Children Underground, Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr Hunter S. Thompson, Planet Earth, Sicko, Exit Through the Giftshop, Broder Daniel Forever, New York Doll, Heima, Joy Division, Strange Powers, Earthlings, The War Game, Hearts and Minds, The Last Bolshevik, Taxi To The Dark Side, Zeitgeist, The Genius of Charles Darwin, Woodstock, Cosmos, Baraka, Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures, Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse, The Unknown Marx Brothers, Man With The Movie Camera, Senna, The Two Escobars, Dark Days, Waco.
There you go!
posted Jan 6, 2012
Juju W.
LOS ANGELES,
United States
4 posts
OG since: 03/30/2009
If you liked Supersize Me, then you'll enjoy Food Inc.
The guy above named many, but I'd like to highlight Exit Through the Giftshop (art) and Planet Earth and Cosmos (science) as three documentaries I've found inspiring!
posted Jan 6, 2012
Kirstine Eibye E.
HADSTEN, AARHUS,
Denmark
205 posts
Member since: 04/15/2011
Same as you, Supersize Me. I never get tired of it! But I think I'm actually just a foods-and-looks-documentary-guy.
posted Jan 6, 2012
Julia A.
THE SUMMER OF LOVE,
United States
251 posts
Member since: 08/29/2011
Exit Through the Gift Shop is great! And as a hardcore film student I'm super impressed that you've seen The Last Bolshevik; you should check out other Chris Marker films-- Sans Soleil is my absolute favorite. Also, if you like Chris Marker, you should check out the early Soviet stuff he was inspired by, such as documentaries by Dziga Vertov (Man with a Movie Camera).
posted Jan 6, 2012
Levi Philip K.
ENGLAND (THE CITY OF YORK),
United Kingdom
931 posts
OG since: 12/07/2009
I love Louis Theroux documentaries... He did one where he went to visit that crazy westboro baptist church, and alot of other ones on racism, crime ridden streets, warzones etc, he really gets up close to the action..
posted Jan 6, 2012
Olivia F.
MANCHESTER,
United Kingdom
76 posts
OG since: 02/13/2010
Frozen Planet! Absolutely incredible filming, watch it if you can, it's beautiful and fascinating.
posted Jan 7, 2012
Ceci L.
DORSET,
United Kingdom
234 posts
OG since: 07/01/2010
Agree! David Attenborough documentaries are second to none.
posted Jan 7, 2012
Olivia F.
MANCHESTER,
United Kingdom
76 posts
OG since: 02/13/2010
He's brilliant!
posted Jan 7, 2012
Ceci L.
DORSET,
United Kingdom
234 posts
OG since: 07/01/2010
Agree! David Attenborough documentaries are second to none.
posted Jan 7, 2012
Becky B.
2005,
United Kingdom
593 posts
Member since: 08/28/2010
My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding haha!
posted Jan 7, 2012
Aimee W.
ORANGE COUNTY,
United States
6 posts
Member since: 12/12/2011
i'm obsessed with Banksy so i'm really excited to watch Exit through the Gift Shop!
posted Jan 11, 2012
EGO ..
CAPITAL FEDERAL,
Argentina
126 posts
OG since: 06/23/2010
I like music documentaries... mmm it only cames up to my mind the last one i watched, really great.. "the heart is a drum machine"
posted Jan 11, 2012
Tok V.
Germany
413 posts
Member since: 12/03/2011
You should watch "WE FEED THE WORLD". Really. It's about how much food is wasted everyday, and how hard people have to work for it. It's about how little chicken are treated before they get eaten by YOU.
posted Jan 12, 2012
Rachie N.
A LONG TIME AGO IN A GALAXY FAR, FAR AWAY....,
United States
121 posts
Member since: 12/28/2010
The National Geographic special on Death. It was amazing.
posted Jan 13, 2012
Alaroy C.
United States
418 posts
Member since: 01/21/2011
yes food inc is very informative i loved it
posted Jan 13, 2012
Elin B.
Sweden
34 posts
Member since: 01/04/2012
I think "Sicko" is an important political documentary to see, especially if you live in America.
posted Jan 14, 2012
Ewa B.
Poland
142 posts
Member since: 08/30/2010
From 2011 Arirang by Ki-duk Kim
posted Jan 15, 2012
Harmison L.
United States
7 posts
Member since: 01/09/2012
Crazy horse a documentary movie is going to be release on 18th January i m excited for this movie and i am going to watch crazy horse online
posted Jan 17, 2012
Elina L.
HELSINKI,
Finland
45 posts
Member since: 11/02/2011
Sharkwater.
posted Jan 18, 2012
Mél E.
RAINCOUVER,
Canada
21 posts
Member since: 10/11/2010
Objectified.
posted Jan 18, 2012
John G.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK,
United States
104 posts
Member since: 08/17/2011
Cave of forgotten dreams.
posted Jan 19, 2012
Charity W.
TIME AND RELATIVE DIMENSION IN SPACE,
United Kingdom
380 posts
Member since: 06/17/2011
March of the Penguins, even though it was awfully depressing and Gimme Shelter, about the 1969 Altamont Festival
posted Mar 13, 2012
Jessica R.
THE LAND OF OOO,
United States
365 posts
OG since: 08/03/2010
Life in a day! I thought it would be something cheesy and dumb but it's not at all. It's very interesting seeing other peoples lives and what not. And some parts were inspiring and sad. Just a good documentary/film all around.
posted Mar 21, 2012