Do You Like Documentaries? What Genre?
Personally, I love Ancient History. Rome, Greece, Egypt.
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+78Future generations are going to have so many good movies to watch. amirite?
I haven't watch a music doc in a long time. Are you interested in past musicians/bands or modern/current? ~)
Thanks Tiffanee. ~)
I like to hear any new theories or developments of the old ones.
I have a theory, but it's nothing new or even developed in any particular way.
Me too Will. ~)
Animal mating habits....hmmmmm
Oh yeah...just as I suspected!
I knew animals had something to do with both the mob and Hitler.
If it's a documentary about my death, then no. I don't want to know stuff beforehand, not at that level.
I'm an UFO Jack-in-the-box, but most of the stuff I come across come through other than public channels. Nature, sure, I like cheetahs way better than those stupid gaselles. They get what they deserve. I'm a baboon myself, so... Docs about old computers, development of AI and historical figures, such as Alan Turing are always nice. I have watched pretty much every single thing there is about the Universe/Multiverse, but still understand about a percent of what I've seen. Which is still more than an average baboon, I guess.
I watched a documentary regarding multiverse the other night. I have to admit it I thought it was a little out there (pardon the pun). But interesting nonetheless.
Never ask a former military intelligence officer, what he likes to see... At least, when it's someone as insane as I am.
I would deduce you have an inside track and that could be very interesting.
Inside track, but no sense of direction. I usually end up in the water jump pool.
Hey Rooster! ~) I was wondering about that PBS doc on Vietnam. So thank you for your critique. I will watch it.
I understand. Thanks Rooster. ~)
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I love David Attenborough documentaries (nature / wildlife), been watching a lot of his stuff on this website http://documentaryvine.com/
That site also has a lot of Louis Theroux stuff, which I like in small doses (his naive shtick grates after a while).
I also like watching documentaries about drug addiction.
I'm actually a fan of all flavors of documentaries. As long as the political agendas are left out.
A documentary connoisseur! And I agree, political agendas seemed to be creeping into even the most innocuous things these days.
Does this count as a documentary?
https://fmovies.to/film/deadpool.y5mp/8303l3
I can always count on enjoying this genre.
Attenborough's Natural Curiosities is great. And thank you for the link!
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Just about any type of documentary. As long as they have actual facts; rather than conspiracy theories, opinions, preconceived notions, etc.