just what the docs in no order

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again, favorite documentaries in no particular order



the wild and wonderful whites of west virginia
you're gonna miss me
bukowski: born into this
vernon, florida
the devil and daniel johnston
911: in plane site
spellbound
american movie
heavy metal parking lot
sick: the life and death of bob flanagan, supermasochist

[Dress Barn]

All of those plus
Grey Gardens 1 and 2
I Think We're Alone Now
Hated
Supersize Me
The Buisness Of Being Born
Fela Kuti "Music Is My Weapon"
Cat House
Blue Planet
Hell House
The High Cost Of Low Prices "The Wallmart Story"
Sicko

Much more to come- I'm pretty obsessed with docs

[ReverseEngineer]

Man on Wire is pretty damn incredible.

[Dress Barn]

Hookers At The Point
American Pimp
All the Gangland series
Cocaine Cowboys

[BABY SHAKER]

Hated

*headslap*
how could I forget that one!?

another state of mind
crumb
heckler

[ReverseEngineer]

how about mockumentaries?

"The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle"

[Dress Barn]

Really, you liked "Hekler?"
Did not dig that one at all.

Forgot "Crazy Love"
"Confeterate States Of America"
"The N Word"

[BABY SHAKER]

Really, you liked "Hekler?"
Did not dig that one at all.

there were a lot of things in it that angered me,
but not for any reason directly aimed at my feeling cheated or let down by the film.
art affecting me in a "negative" way can often times bring about positive passion.
it's similar to the way I gravitate toward music that brings the wtf out in me.
I am still in training as far as becoming a leaf in the wind (aka accepting and not expecting)
when it comes to taking art in, but the final impression is well worth the preparation.

[Dress Barn]

This is my favorite short documentary http://detroit.craigslist.org/wyn/med/2338393432.html

Also
"Nomi Song"
"Theremin"

[Dress Barn]

"Realms of the Unreal"

One of my favorites "Mondo New York"

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"The Eyes Of Tammy Faye"

"Dark Roots"

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"Flow"
"Inconvient Truth"
"Derailroaded"
"Ancient Astronauts"
"March Of The Penguins"
"American Splendor"

Ones I want to see are
The Oliver Stone one about the new Latin American presidents
The one from the director of Inconvint Truth about the new nuclear aniliation
"Yes Men"
The one about Scott Walker
"Lemmy"
The one about Ministry

[BABY SHAKER]

ah yes, I liked that lemmy one.
wait until you see his living quarters.

on my queue/want-to-sees:

art pepper: notes from a jazz survivor
blood into wine
american: the bill hicks story
2012: time for change
the last mountain


a couple I forgot about:

the wild parrots of telegraph hill
beyond the mat


:)

[ReverseEngineer]

"Downtown '81"
only sort of a documentary. Very of fictionalized at points. Still great.

[Dress Barn]

Trekkies!

[ReverseEngineer]

Confessions of a Superhero

c'mon, Chris... like ONE of my suggestions...

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"Religious"
"Deliver Me From Evil"

Both blew my brain

[General Tso s Chicken]

Confessions of a Superhero

c'mon, Chris... like ONE of my suggestions...

the only one i have actually watched that you recommended is "man on wire" , and yes it is excellent . i am going to have to make a list of these for later . i did get this

http://www.amazon.com/Respect-Yourself- ... B000UD2K32

as a gift from this migrane dude at the pain clinic . he knew too much about music to not have been a musician . i am stoked to watch it . the watts staxx concert film is excellent as well .

great topic , by they way , goulash .

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you see me laughin'
the king of kongs
tyson

[ReverseEngineer]

the king of kongs

Better than Rocky.

Oh man, have you checked out "Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work"?
FANTASTIC.

[Dress Barn]

Just caught "Exit Through The Gift Shop"

Loved it way more then I thought I would.
Very recommened

[BABY SHAKER]

This movie is:Witty

[BABY SHAKER]

just saved this one to my queue



WWF champ Rob Van Dam introduces this grueling battle under the searing sun of the Nevada desert. Participants do more than walk through fire in this three-stage fight for survival: First, they duke it out in a barbed-wire ring; then, they're buried in the scorching sand; and finally, they're put in a fire-enshrouded barbed-wire coffin. In this strange twist on wrestling, anything goes. ...

[Dress Barn]

This movie is:Witty

You'd dig it, there's some good crazy in there

[Dress Barn]

After 30 minutes I turned off Man On Wire. Does it have a wild story shift that I need to check out? Or am I fine with seeing what I saw plus the trailer?