Favorite documentaries? - Page 11

BBC's documentaries are usually pretty decent.
My fave's BBC Nature's most amazing events.

I like the BBC "Massive Nature" series a lot. Especially the one with the sardine shoal. Jaw dropping.

Food Inc.

Food, Inc. and End Of Suburbia should go without saying Dishonorable Mention goes to "What the Bleep!?", taking a totally cool subject and shitting all over it.

+1, very good! Up Series is amazing as well.

Pianomania looks very interesting

Meh too!

I'm an ex Darkon combatant. The politics is interesting, but their combat system isn't the best.

I just saw Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father

It was very hard not to cry. I don't think I've watched anything as emotionally exhaustive.

Automatic Kalashnikov http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0254151/ - This film takes a look at the man who developed the AK-47 and how his weapon has affected him...and how it has affected war...heavy heavy heavy stuff.

Get Thrashed http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0780524/ - Great movie about the rise of Thrash Metal.

The Decline Of Western Civilization 1 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082252/ - Documents the LA punk scene.

Another State Of Mind http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0198307/ -Follows Youth Brigade and Social Distortion on their 1984 tour. A great look at how even having the best intentions can end bad. An amazing look at the early Positive Youth hardcore scene.

the gleaners and i
grey gardens
sans soleil

Inside Job is a must see

Seen a dateline episode about this case a couple of months back, pretty fucking ridiculous.