Favorite documentaries

[sanmiguel]

anyone saw those art brut documentaries made by Jarvis Cocker (the guy from Pulp) in 1998 or something. (i d'love to see this again)


also, not a documentary (even if it looks like) i was wondering if the movie "capital punishment" was for sale in the usa?

[extrastout]

Originally Posted by j.o.s.h.u.a.

Heavy Metal Parking Lot

"Punk sucks! Metal Rules!"

I found a copy of HMPL at a Goodwill of all places a couple of months back. I had never seen it. Its awesome.

[Smoove B]

I love watching some of the Ken Burns PBS ones,

Especially Mark Twain, the Civil War, and something else.

Oh, and Spinal Tap.

[Shemick]

Originally Posted by ferg2001

that just looks sad (some kind of monster)

Agreed.

[Kurt]

Originally Posted by Dusty!

I thought devils playground was a cool idea but it seemed produced in such a way that it seemed like it should be on MTV, nothing too shocking.

Stevie was great

For someone who didn't really know much about the Amish. I thought it was pretty interesting..

[standard]

Winged Migration

Does American Movie count? heh.

Seriously. I think the term "documentaries" is widely misused.

[ferg2001]

Originally Posted by standard

Winged Migration

Does American Movie count? heh.

Seriously. I think the term "documentaries" is widely misused.

both of those were awesome.

[Kurt]

Originally Posted by standard

Seriously. I think the term "documentaries" is widely misused.

Don't turn this into another Michael Moore thread, jerk.

[dustin wallace]

salesman

[The Dirty Protest]

I like Nick Broomfields style, it's real funny how his just bumbles his way into ridiculous situations.

One day in September is also really good,it's about when terrorists took the israeli olympics team hostage.