Topic: Do you guys like watching documentaries? - page 2. (Read 7079 times)
not really interested in this kind
lol i looked the thread and i see many saying that they like history channel. Come on guys...Really find a subject you saw on history channel and watch the same subject on a BBC documentary...
I do watch many documentaries. Mostly space and history related but generally everything.
I tend to refrain from watching documentaries from big American channels like CNN/history channel/discovery channel...There are mostly shitty (especially when it comes to history) and really low level full of repetitions and words/topics that sell to low level audience.
Lately i watched most of the new works of David Attenborough like Africa, Galapagos... and i was in awe.
I tend to refrain from watching documentaries from big American channels like CNN/history channel/discovery channel...There are mostly shitty (especially when it comes to history) and really low level full of repetitions and words/topics that sell to low level audience.
Lately i watched most of the new works of David Attenborough like Africa, Galapagos... and i was in awe.
While I enjoy some of the topics and titles that some have posted, I really think you can't go wrong when living in a relative free place to check out those documentaries that have been done on North Korea which you can easily find on youtube. While you're at it, I'd advise this movie depicting some sort of life out of the North: trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyYilOhGw40
Yes, I love documentaries, especially the ones on ancient history.
I like secrets of the viking sword , thats pretty much my favorite ever.
I love Blue Planet. The sea is just so fascinating!
Louie Theroux's stuff on American culture was amusing.
For wildlife stuff I loved Alby Mangels. A quite legitimate explorer without a crew following him around. Done in late 70's/early 80's. He caught a lot of stuff on color film that might no longer exist. There was an episode where he revisited a village many years later and the missionary's had come through and everyone wore old thrown out western clothing and became beggars.
I like watching documentaries based on cherynobyl they are pretty interesting
After watching planet x and the annunaki i got scared and watched planet x debunked, the balance of good and evil has been restored, its all disinfo for reasons i care not about.
Factual documentaries about our planet and the amazing animals who share it are the best imo
Factual documentaries about our planet and the amazing animals who share it are the best imo
The majority of documentaries are full of speculation and disinformation, so I don't enjoy them as much as I had as a teenager. It's especially bad when it comes to conspiracy documentaries. Let me guess, blame the Freemasons and the incredibly vague "New World Order." You've really got to shift through the dirt to find an objective documentary with real substance.
Searching YouTube for 'documentary' only brings up these kind of shows.
The majority of documentaries are full of speculation and disinformation, so I don't enjoy them as much as I had as a teenager. It's especially bad when it comes to conspiracy documentaries. Let me guess, blame the Freemasons and the incredibly vague "New World Order." You've really got to shift through the dirt to find an objective documentary with real substance.
Real documentaries: YES!
99.9% of the programmes aired on mainstream documentary channels: NO!
99.9% of the programmes aired on mainstream documentary channels: NO!
Mainstream documentaries are more like reenactments. The better documentaries (mainly older ones) are more investigative journalism I think.
Certainly .Just watched Aaron Swartz - The Internet Boy this week. And was one of the best documentaries I have watched.
Real documentaries: YES!
99.9% of the programmes aired on mainstream documentary channels: NO!
99.9% of the programmes aired on mainstream documentary channels: NO!
Bernie Madoff: Scamming of America - The $50 Billion Ponzi Scheme (link)
Is Nat Geo count to Documentaries???
I came across Citizenfour (the Edward Snowden documentary) on YouTube last night. Funny because I wasn't able to find it on torrent sites and had given up on seeing it for the moment. I watched it and was pretty interesting.
Depending on the topic 
The World According to Monsanto
I'm just going to add this other video to this post, since it has important additional information regarding GMOs and mentions the other companies with vested interests as well as Monsanto.
Seeds Of Death - Full Movie
Seeds Of Death - Full Movie
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