Whats your favorite Documentary?

Hello, guys
First of all, I´d like to say hello to everybody in this forum, as Im just coming in. Hope I get to contribute to the discussions and learn from your ideas and perspectives as well.

My question is: Whats your favorite Documentary?
I´ve been watching some great ones and thought I might share with you my thoughts on my favorite ones so far and know of any others that I yet haven´t seen.
Its no news to anybody that the National Geographic Chanel puts on some great documentaries. They have a Mob related documentary series called "Inside the Mafia" and its a great piece.
Another DVD set worth buying is ''Crime Inc - True Story of the Mafia''. Its much richer in its footage content and interviews and offers a very unique look at the history of organized crime. I´d say this one has been my top documentary regarding the subject.
How about you guys?
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Well does it have to be crime related? If not then my favorite is either Exit Through the Gift Shop or Bowling for Columbine.

I enjoy documentaries and have seen many, but not much in the crime area.

I did enjoy the documentary about the real Henry Hill whose story the movie Goodfellas is based on. Very good film.

My most favorite documentaries are "Earth", "Crime Inc." and "Apocalypse World War II".

Crime Inc is great, also those launched by National Geo. Except for the acting there, it was horrible.

There were heaps. Some that came to mind is "Touching the Void", "Bowling for Columbine" and "1421: The Year China Discovered America".

WWII Complete history, thats a good documentary.

You´re right. Gotta give them credit for trying their best to illustrate the spoken content, but some of the acting in those were hideous. I even spotted some DeNiro mannerisms in some of those actors, wich almost turned everything into a paradoy, hah.
And yeah, I meant Crime/Mob related documentaries.

micahel moore makes great docs...

My two favorite documentaries are "Woodstock" and "Don't Look Back" (a film about Bob Dylan). Great music and insights into some of the best of the best.

Bowling for Columbine and Fahrenheit 9/11

do u mean the woodstock concert film? that was from like 1970 where they made all their real money at? or like another behind the scences thing?

Yes, phat, that 1969 filming of the concert.

My favorite documentary at the moment is the new project by Martin Scorsese about George Harrison Living in the material world, moving stuff.

ok i said 1970 because thats when woodstock the movie was released. i read that and didn't want you to think that i was an idiot that did not what year the actual concert happned music is my biggest passion in life

another great documentary series im suprized no one has mentioned awas HBO's america undercover...man they had some great stuff.

Sounds really boring.

your negativity and attempts at being funny are really boring.

My Favorite Documentary movie is Crazy Horse

Frontline - got some great docs on terrorism and stuff, also American politics and really anything interesting, just watched a great doc on Putin called Putin - Russia and the west .. very good I enjoyed it a lot

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come on phatmatress you have some good posts , don't let little fucken dickynose bother ya ! He is a ledgend in his own little mind. kinda like bully's like to play but never would like ta see you on the street just sayen ! Fuck Him !

Now, Crazy Horse wasn't bad , come out to SD and bring Dicky in the fucken trunk we will give him a tour ! Check out Crazy Horse out in the Black Hills ! Love to show you around bro..

Frosty

Crime Inc.,The Mafia,War Against The Mafia....and Mobsters maybe

'War Against the Mafia', Philly Mob (Nat Geo), Chicago Outfit (Nat Geo), Valentine's Day Massacre (Nat Geo).

Basically all of the Nat Geo documentaries and episodes of 'Mobsters' on Bio are great imo.

ten commandments of the mafia is great

cocaine cowboys ....yeeeehaaaaa, crazy doc loved it ... forgot about it till I came across it while looking for something else ...

Nat'l Geo. - The Luchesse's section. Excellent. 100%.

"The Times of Harvey Milk" is the best documentary I've seen.

Enron The Smartest Guys In The Room

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xIO731MAO4