What is your favourite documentary? It can be either a TV show/series or movie.

[sachit]

I have a few, for TV series it would be "Planet Earth", and my favourite movie documentary is, "Shark Water", at the moment anyway, i have a feeling it will change when i watch, "The Cove".

 

[Dave Cutter]

You should watch 2016 Obama's America. I have seen it already and wasn't surprised by the content... but I had also read some of George Soro's books. I have a Home Theater and love a good movie. But its still hard to beat books for actual honest content!

 

[limerickman]

Originally Posted by sachit .

I have a few, for TV series it would be "Planet Earth", and my favourite movie documentary is, "Shark Water", at the moment anyway, i have a feeling it will change when i watch, "The Cove".

BBC make some superb documentaries.

"The Wonders of the Solar System" by Dr Brian Cox was superb.
Documentaries by Dr Robert Winston are usually excellent too.
Anything by David Attenborough is needless to say first rate.

 

[Rishabh Sachan]

tv shows history of world from the history tv

 

[Gladys Kravitz]

Goodfellas is my favorite documentary.

 

[AsianBullet]

Good call

 

[danfoz]

Not really a documentary guy but Fog of War with Bob McNamara was pretty good.

The Singularity is Near with Ray Kurzweil was very thought provoking.

And although I haven't seen it yet, this Journey documentary around their new frontman looks cool:

 

[alienator]

Not really a documentary guy but Fog of War with Bob McNamara was pretty good. The Singularity is Near with Ray Kurzweil was very thought provoking. And although I haven't seen it yet, this Journey documentary around their new frontman looks cool:

+1 on the Fog of War. Also worth watching is "The Atomic Cafe", a satirical documentary about nuclear weapons, the Cold War, and its farcical aspects. The documentary about Journey has to be a satire, right? I thought as a nation we were past the time when people actually thought Journey was a rock band. They were the Nickleback of their time.

 

[danfoz]

Originally Posted by alienator .

The documentary about Journey has to be a satire, right? I thought as a nation we were past the time when people actually thought Journey was a rock band. They were the Nickleback of their time.

Hehe Nickelback hopes somebody remembers them in 20 years. I couldn't name one of their somgs to save my life.

 

[alienator]

Fortunately, in the 80's their were cures available for the creeping malaise that was Journey: [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YNfvl_qhVE[/video]

 

[danfoz]

I was never big on circle jerks. It's always been a solitary activity for me. Group sex I can live with.

 

[alienator]

Of course, by "their" I meant "there" and certainly not "th' air".

 

[San Remo GT]

Anything by Brian Cocks. Check out these previews on youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDkVS-AN4NU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhc4Y6Q1bp0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30ruBtLIvJM

 

[swampy1970]

This is Spinal Tap. Robert Millar - The High Life. A documentary about ace climber Robert Millar, most of which was filmed around the time of the 1985 Tour.

 

[jacobpitt]

My favorite documentary is The Secret.

 

[Honey45]

No doubt, World war, The Nimo..
Even I am not greatly fan of such things.

 

[San Remo GT]

I like most things by Jeremy clarkson, roy chubby brown, brian cox and traffic cops.

 

[ambal]

Originally Posted by jacobpitt
My favorite documentary is The Secret.

are you for real? isn't that a scam?

 

[phiferindia]

Either TV shows or Movies i would go watch reality shows. Which makes easy interest on controversies, gossips ect., on the next day of media....

 

[p4lse]

My favourite documentary undoubtedly is Planet Earth. It gives a complete and satisfying feeling watching the creation and adversities of the very planet we live in. Watching it in a single stretch is one of the most amazing experiences ever.