Documentaries

[Badger]

Is that on netflix?

Go check.

[Tommy]

Go check.

It's not. Why would you suggest a documentary that's impossible to watch?

[Badger]

It's not. Why would you suggest a documentary that's impossible to watch?

Who said I was suggesting it? Stop putting words in my mouth.

[Tommy]

Who said I was suggesting it? Stop putting words in my mouth.

You posted it here. Why else would someone post a documentary in the Documentary thread unless they were suggesting it?

[bojanglesman]

Right up your alley Tommy:

[Tommy]

Hahaha wtf

[Badger]

You posted it here. Why else would someone post a documentary in the Documentary thread unless they were suggesting it?

Because it looks good.

[NDMick]

Red Army looks awesome.

Should be downloadable by March 2015

[Miamipuck]

Hahahahaha I knew what it was about without even playing it, just looking at the pic of five of them I recognized four. This looks great.

[Badger]

In the midst of my movie binge I also watched Undefeated. Really good.

[Gorilla]

If you have Netflix, are in a good mood, and want to destroy that mood, I recommend Dear Zachary.  Extraordinary doc, but just crushing.

[Badger]

If you have Netflix, are in a good mood, and want to destroy that mood, I recommend Dear Zachary.  Extraordinary doc, but just crushing.

I really want to see that. I also don't want to see it.

[guinness77]

After looking at the imdb page I'm very intrigued to see this. Like Badger said though, this looks emotionally draining. Reading what some people wrote about it though, I'm pretty impressed by the emotions it brought out.

I thought "Paradise Lost" was pretty emotionally draining and I knew what that was all about before I watched it.

[Badger]

I'm pretty sure Dear Zachary has been in my queue since 2012.

[bojanglesman]

I like watching BBC documentaries at night to fall asleep. They tend to be a great combination of interesting and quietly pacifying enough to fall asleep.