Dutch loves documentaries. Name some I'll like. GO!

The Fog of War
Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room
Game Over: Kasparov and the Machine
Comedian
Murderball

Depending on what you like you might want to check out Frontline by PBS. One the best investigative reporting shows on TV. They cover one topic for an hour uninterupted, and its really done in a documentary style. You can view all the episodes online at www.pbs.org/frontline

roger & me. michael moore back when I enjoyed his work.

grizzly man. laughing at the tragedy others bring on themselves is fun.

2nd for murderball.

edit: apparently I can't even read two posts


also you are totally a huge Hoop Dreams fan

Hoop Dreams may be my favorite doc. of the '90s.

Someone post some more.

Born into Brothels
The March of the Penguins
Lost Boys of Sudan
Spellbound


I love documentaries too!

I'll throw out Bowling for Columbine and Fahrenheit 911 just to piss someone off.

This Film Is Not Yet Rated was pretty good.

Jesus Camp, I know you will like it.

The War Room is really good. I gotta see it again.

whats that new one called that sort of flew under the radar?



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oh yea.. An Inconvenient Truth

The 7-Up series is by far my favorite documentary series.....it is a series of films made every 7 years, chronicling the lives of different people in England. The first of the series is called Seven Up!, and it was made in `64. 7 Plus Seven came next, then they were called 21 Up, 28 Up, 35 Up, etc. 49 Up came out in `05. This might be what you were looking for, but I find them to be extremely interesting and captivating documentaries. You can Netflix them.....definitely worth checking out.

I've been trying to steal it for a while, now. I've seen most everthing else.

Here's another excellent one.

Top 50 documentaries according to a British poll.

You can watch some docs for free here.

Okie Noodling

War Game and The Atomic Cafe are pretty amazing

When We Were Kings

errol morris. all of them. thin blue line is probably my favorite doc.

capturing the friedmans is another really good one that came out a couple years ago.

Documentaries are one of my favorite genres.



1) Winged Migration

2) Spellbound, this is only ranked so high because my aunt and uncle are in it.. but it is really good.

3) The Big One

4) Night and Fog

5) Just, Melvin: Just Evil

6) Murderball

7) 20 Dates

8) Gizzly Man

9) Bowling for Columbine

10) Hoop Dreams

11) Small Wonders

12) When We Were Kings

13) Waco: The Rules of Engagement