Favorite documentaries

[Kurt]

Four incredibly captivating documentary’s I have seen in the past few months. List yours…

Capturing the Friedmans
The Fog of War
Devil’s playground
Stevie.

Just watched “Stevie” last night. It’s by director Steve James, who did Hoop Dreams. God damn, rent this.. it’s so good..

God bless netflix.

[Shemick]

Cheap, Fast, and Out of Control

[Dusty!]

DogTown
Hoop Dreams
Super Size Me
The Stone Reader


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

[Dusty!]

oh shit, there was this one we rented last year, totlaly forget the name, maybe "Go Tigers" or something... its a documentary on this little town in middle america that is completely obsessed with the High School football team. Really really well done.

[j.o.s.h.u.a.]

Heavy Metal Parking Lot

"Punk sucks! Metal Rules!"

[ferg2001]

Originally Posted by Dusty!

DogTown
Hoop Dreams
Super Size Me
The Stone Reader


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

thats a good list.. I think endless summer I and II is the bomb as well. if you consider those documentarys

[newseamus]

Vrnon, FLA
Sherman's March
Civil WAr by Ken Burns
Libertyville (title???) --- about a community in South America that was founded by Southern Expatriates from the civil war....the town is a mixture of Ante-bellum south and south american culture...bizzare.
Thin Blue Line
Brother's Keeper
When we were Kings

lots more.

documentary filmmaking was my focus in school. Love it!

[Dusty!]

Still havent seen this...

has anyone seen Some Kind of Monster yet?

[Dusty!]

Originally Posted by newseamus

Vrnon, FLA
Sherman's March
Civil WAr by Ken Burns
Libertyville (title???) --- about a community in South America that was founded by Southern Expatriates from the civil war....the town is a mixture of Ante-bellum south and south american culture...bizzare.
Thin Blue Line
Brother's Keeper
When we were Kings

lots more.

documentary filmmaking was my focus in school. Love it!

I really enjoy all of the Ken Burns documentaries, did he do the one on the Brooklyn bridge?

[ferg2001]

that just looks sad (some kind of monster)