Favorite documentaries

[VonDada]

Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii

I found this movie to be incredibly boring. But, then I was probably 14 at the time I saw it and was expecting something like "The Wall."

[phoondaddy]

Watched "SCRATCH" yesterday. About the history of scratching. It was cool to see Doze Green in it. Pretty good.

[compton]

i spent the past two days trying to watch This Film Is Not Yet Rated, which i had high hopes for, but turned into a backpeddaling bore fest.

doh i just watched that last night. I really liked it. Didn't realize Nazis were rating our films.

[stinkbait]

I also just watched it and thought it was really interesting. Nazis indeed. total arbitrary system with zero governing entity.

also just saw Unknown White Male which is about a guy who wanders into a NYPD station and has no idea who he is and has no ID. only a woman's name on a piece of paper in a book in his back pack. Also really interesting. Like what would it be like to loose your life and have to make a brand new one while you still had all your old family and friends around but they are basically strangers.

[Brad]

hubert selby jr. : it/ll be better tomorrow

great stuff.

[FRODO BANGGINS]

The Rape of Europa

[S.Blake]

Just watched the decline of western civilization. Pretty good. Decent.

Will watch part 2 shortly.

I was recently turned onto Louis Theroux. That dude is fantastic. Try and watch his short docs, specials, tv shows/interviews. Fantastic!

[dspring]

I have been watching the PBS documentary series on the Royal Museum London - really interesting... I also recommend the one all about the Hermitage in St. Petersburg - The Hermitage Dwellers.

Just really cool on what goes on behind the scenes...

[Gregory]

grizzly man

[9pod9]

Shoah is amazing, hypnotic, heart-breaking, disgusting, and unlike anything you'll ever see. It's also 9 1/2 hours long, but it's worth the investment of time. The scene where Lanzmann gets the former concentration camp guard to sing will make you want to shoot that disgusting S.O.B.

I also dig Capturing the Friedmans and Fast, Cheap, & Out of Control. I've seen a bit of Home Movie that had me intrigued, and I'm curious about Sonic Outlaws. Has anybody seen that one?