favorite documentary?

tater03

tater03 18 years, 7 months ago at Oct 3 16:58 -

Mine would have to be the one When the Levees broke. I just cannot imagine what these people had to endure. Hopefully something like this never happens again.

Asho

Asho 18 years, 7 months ago at Oct 3 17:27 -

I wish I would have watched that, but since I didn't, my favorite is The Kids are Alright. It's a music documentary, but it counts, don't it?

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Deleted 18 years, 7 months ago at Oct 6 18:10 -

My favourite at the moment is Checkpoint, about the effects of the Israeli checkpoints on the soldiers manning them and the Palestinian citizens that have to pass through them.

www.listal.com/viewproduct/dvds/142769

tater03

tater03 18 years, 7 months ago at Oct 6 18:55 -

I did not get to see that one Dan. I would love to see that. I wonder if you can rent it at the video store.

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Tom 18 years, 7 months ago at Oct 6 19:11 -

I watch a lot of documentaries but mainly ones from tv as far as movies ones go Startup.com is one of my favorites :)

Here is my list :

www.listal.com/viewlist/movies/2422

TinyStar

TinyStar 18 years, 7 months ago at Oct 6 21:16 -

Name one make up ones do whatever but...DON'T FIGHT

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Deleted 18 years, 7 months ago at Oct 7 8:02 -

I don't think you'll be able to find a copy at the video shop tater03, it seems to be quite rare (and expensive). It's $99.95 at amazon! I was lucky enough to be given it off someone, there's no way I'd have forked out that much myself to buy it.

I really want to see When the Levees Broke. Does anyone have any idea if/when it'll be out on DVD?

cocoabri06

cocoabri06 18 years, 7 months ago at Oct 7 22:08 -

I missed "when the levee broke", but I don't have HBO, I wonder if it will come out on DVD

coyoteblue

coyoteblue 18 years, 7 months ago at Oct 9 1:07 -

I saw THEREMIN a month or so ago. It was pretty interesting. THE ATOMIC CAFE is probably the one I'm most likely to re-watch anytime.

TrekBody

TrekBody 18 years, 6 months ago at Oct 9 20:59 -

Anyone seen Murderball about the Quadraplegic wheelchair sport - pretty compelling story.

Dog-eared

Dog-eared 18 years, 6 months ago at Oct 10 14:28 -

I enjoyed Jacquet's "March of the Penguins" and Diaz's "Imelda"

Mercifull

Mercifull 18 years, 6 months ago at Oct 10 15:01 -

Darwin's Nightmare was pretty good

Ava Brightly

Ava Brightly 18 years, 6 months ago at Oct 10 17:51 -

I don't know if it was my favorite but a Nova special on dust mites has ruined my life. :oP

chuckmuck

chuckmuck 18 years, 6 months ago at Oct 10 18:54 -

My whole family loved the March of the Penguins and the Blue Planet & Life of Mammals series.

ozzie

ozzie 18 years, 6 months ago at Oct 12 3:14 -

I really enjoyed March of the Penguins. I am looking forward to Al Gore's documentary on global warming though. It's supposed to be very good.

santos11

santos11 18 years, 6 months ago at Oct 15 22:08 -

I'm not gonna lie, I haven't seen many docs but I did enjoy the Al Gore one "An Inconvenient Truth" about global warming.

santos11

santos11 18 years, 5 months ago at Nov 10 1:10 -

My friends just got me to watch Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room. I liked it a lot... but then again I'm a business major :P

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Deleted 18 years, 5 months ago at Nov 10 1:49 -

I love the humour in 'Supersize Me'. 'Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room' pretty much disturbed me to the core. My favourite documentary thus far has be 'Who killed the Electric Car' though also quite disturbing.

Phoenix Angel

Phoenix Angel 18 years, 5 months ago at Nov 10 3:38 -

Bonnie and Clyde

Prelude

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Prelude 18 years, 5 months ago at Nov 10 12:57 -

Here my top documentaries list, in case you missed it on the homepage recently:

www.listal.com/viewlist/movies/3196

etrehumain

etrehumain 18 years, 5 months ago at Nov 10 14:12 -

In my case, i will have to say the NFB classic POUR LA SUITE DU MONDE of Pierre Perrault and Michel Brault, made in 1962. Otherwise, in recent years, CE QU'IL RESTE DE NOUS of Hugo Latulippe and Francois Prevost (2004, co-production of the NFB),l'ERREUR BOREALE of Robert Monderie and Richard Desjardins (1999, NFB production) and also ALEXEI AND THE SPRING of Seiichi Motohashi (2002, Japan).