Do you watch documentaries? What are your favourites?
Do you watch documentaries? What are your favourites?
Benjamin Martinez
Jose Perry
About Bobby Fischer
Hudson Parker
Attenborough mostly.
Isaac Rivera
*shills free solo*
Benjamin Rivera
the kinds about bugs
Aaron Turner
Parker Diaz
Africa Addio
Made me cry.
Owen Sanchez
This
I fall asleep every night to the voice of Sir David Attenborough on Netflix or Youtube.
Parker James
No, can't trust them.
Either meant for entertainment, and so untruthful.
Or meant for propaganda, and so untruthful.
Nathan Clark
retard
Ethan Lee
Yes, I grew up watching documentaries. I used to spend hours in front of the TV watching Discovery Channel, Animal Planet and National Geography.
Now everything is about reality shows, I can't watch those channels anymore. I'm lucky if I catch the occasional WWII documentary.
There's another channel called Encuentro, belongs to the State. They broadcast some interesting documentaries. I got into gothic literature after watching a documentary on that channel.
Samuel Ortiz
Space and future tech documentaries are the best.
Adam Morris
Modern Marvels
Chase Lopez
Brayden Hughes
Anything narrated by Rory Stewart. It's a shame he only did a couple.
youtube.com
youtube.com
Isaiah Bennett
nice. watched those on tv as a kid all the time
Easton Davis
Soviet Storm made by Russians. And also Russian docs like Weapon of Victory and Made in USSR.
Back in early 2012 - '13 there used to be a guy called "BitnikGR" who uploaded english translated Russian docs. He got removed due to copyright reasons.
Adam Diaz
This series
youtu.be
Mason Long
>"Heinrich Himmler."
>picture of Himmler slowly zooming in
>"Socially inept loner turned architect of the holocaust."
>*earth shattering violin squeak*
Bentley Rodriguez
The Weight of Chains, by Boris Malagurski
This is Congo, by Daniel McCabe
Logan Powell
i cried
Evan King
lmao i can imagine it clearly
Leo Morris
There was this documentary about a normal Japanese guy who was pretty poor. He blamed capitalism for it. It was a british 'host' guy. I don't remember anything more than that, but it's my favourite.
Luis Mitchell
I watch a lot of them. Here are a few noteworthy ones:
>Into Eternity
>Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father
>Cannibal Warlords of Liberia
youtube.com
>Memory of the Camps
pbs.org
>One Day in April
Asher Lee
I remember enjoying some discovery series about engineering and enterprise in the ages with some brit, it was quite nice and detailed.
Brandon Collins
Chain of Command is good. Very insightful look into the US's support of Iraq during the war against IS, as well as their military structure beyond the platoon level most documentaries focus on.
Luis Reed
WW2
Julian Bennett
Of course, I am an intellectual after all.