Band of Brothers documentary
Michael & Me - by Larry Elder
Michael & Me - by Larry Elder
O.K. I watched One Percent today. It was so one sided it was comical. The part that gave me the biggest chuckle was when they were talking about hurricane katrina and talked about how the government's slow reaction caused the people already on the verge of starvation to resort to drastic measures for their basic needs. At that time it showed people looting stores with shopping carts not filled with food and diapers but overflowing with those basic needs like new clothing and purses and stuff like that.
Two good ones on the Ovation channel recently - one is a documentary of Johnny Cash's recording of his concert at Folsom Prison in January 1968 and the other is documentary footage of the Newport Folk Festival 1963 - 1966.
Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek
OK, it's been almost 5 years - I'll bring this thread back from the dead.
...Anyone seen any more documentaries that you thought were really interesting?
The wife watched a documentary about the history of Ninja's. She thought it was interesting.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2647710/
Have you watched any documentaries/interviews that left you talking about it for days?
If so, let's hear it!
...Anyone seen any more documentaries that you thought were really interesting?
The wife watched a documentary about the history of Ninja's. She thought it was interesting.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2647710/
Have you watched any documentaries/interviews that left you talking about it for days?
If so, let's hear it!
I want to see 13 hours.
Dear Zachary: A Letter To A Son About His Father
Probably the single best documentary I have ever seen. I don't want to link to Wiki or IMDB because it's best to go into it blind. It's masterfully produced and edited, and just be warned you will probably cry and/or be emotionally shook for days after watching it.
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