Documentaries

I watched the latest Michael Moore doccie, its about capitalism and the economic melt down. Was really good, but I like his stuff.

On TV at the moment is something called Britain From Above, has to be the best documentary ever made.
 
The Worlds most dangerous drug- Meth. Amazing! If you ever thought of trying meth this will stop those thoughts forever!
 
Capitialism: A Love Story - Michael Moore
Religulous - Bill Maher
Faith The Virus - Richard Dawkins
 
Banged Up Abroad
Law & Disorder in Johannesburg (Louis Theroux)
 
Zeitgeist and Zeitgeist Addendum. Don't take both movies too seriously, though, but they at least offer food for thought. I particularly enjoyed the first movie's deconstruction of Christianity and the second movie's depiction of how the money system works. I found myself wanting to believe them due to my own views on religion, money and control but I'm not positive they were indeed 100% truthful. Still, it made for interesting viewing and gave me a lot to think about.

I also enjoyed What the Bleep Do We Know, even if it was let down by pseudo-science and bad acting.
 
my favourite list:

[*]The Universe" series (History Channel)
[*]BBC - The Atom
[*]Hawking's Universe
[*]Ancient Astronauts
[*]Earth Investigated
[*]Aircrash Investigation
[*]Megastructures
[*]Who killed the electric car
[*]Earthlings
[*]Planet Earth
 
seems like you have the same taste as me, spiff - i'll try to get my hands on BBC the Atom and The Universe series

Thanx
 
The End of The Line (how the fishing industry is killing of marine life)
Sicko (Michael Moore)
Nostradamus
 
w1z4rd said:
Jesus Camp http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0486358/
The Corporation http://www.thecorporation.com/
The Yes Men http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Yes_Men
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Seen them all. Enjoyed them all. :D

Keeper said:
8: The Mormon Proposition
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This, I would very much like to see, thanks.

wolfza said:
Zeitgeist and Zeitgeist Addendum. Don't take both movies too seriously, though, but they at least offer food for thought. I particularly enjoyed the first movie's deconstruction of Christianity and the second movie's depiction of how the money system works. I found myself wanting to believe them due to my own views on religion, money and control but I'm not positive they were indeed 100% truthful. Still, it made for interesting viewing and gave me a lot to think about.

I also enjoyed What the Bleep Do We Know, even if it was let down by pseudo-science and bad acting.
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Big pinch of salt for those, but I have seen them thanks. :)
 
Chicken Boo said:
The Century of the self - BBC

It's almost unbelievable how so many aspects of modern consumer lifestyle were created and implemented by one man (Edward Bernays).
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Sounds interesting thanks.

Mike Hoxbig said:
Oh, The Devil's Bible is pretty interesting damn too. Especially given your interest in philosophical stuff.
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Consider my interest piqued.

UnUnOctium said:
PBS Nova's The Elegant Universe
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Ta.

Garyvdh said:
BBC "Life" Series

Basically anything by National Geographic, Discovery or the History Channel.

National Geographic "Traveler's Guide to the Planets"

Megastructures

Seconds from Disaster
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I loved the BBC Life series. Epic.
 
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