Or ten if you can think of them.

It's hard for me to judge documentaries because I can't really decide if I should attempt to ignore the subject matter while doing so. Should I rate Planet Earth over The Corporation because I like nature more than business? Anyway, here are mine:


1. The Devil and Daniel Johnston
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0436231/
On the (SEVERELY) manic/depressive genius songwriter, artist, and musician.


2. The War Room
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108515/
On Bill Clinton's 1992 presidental campaign (and Carville the mad scientist)


3. The Weather Underground
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0343168/
On the eponymous revolutionary faction of the 60's/70's


4. Planet Earth
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0795176/
On the planet earth.


5. The Fog of War
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0317910/
An interview with Robert McNamara, SecDef during the Vietnam War, about modern warfare.



Honorable Mentions:

Grey Gardens
Sicko
Through The Fire
Winged Migration
March of the Penguins
The Bridge

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No real order:

1. Night and Fog
2. Hoop Dreams
3. Bowling for Columbine
4. Street Fight
5. Style Wars

Other notables -

Dave Chappelle's Block Party (it sorta counts, right?), Dark Days, Fahrenheit 9/11, Jesus Camp, The Fog Of War.

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Fog of War
Bus 174
Hoop Dreams
Pumping Iron
Woodstock

PEACE

"The struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting." - Kundera

Even those with health care.

Not sure of my definitive top 5, but this is in there somewhere.

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I felt so uninterested in the subject matter lol.

Maybe I'll check it out.

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1. Bus 174

http://imdb.com/title/tt0340468/

2. Harlan County U.S.A.

http://imdb.com/title/tt0074605/

3. Cocaine Cowboys

http://imdb.com/title/tt0380268/

4. Life and Debt

http://imdb.com/title/tt0284262/

5. Hearts and Minds

http://imdb.com/title/tt0071604/

6. Wattstax

http://imdb.com/title/tt0070902/


Honorable mention: Street Fight, Bowling for Columbine, Dogtown and Z-Boys, Grizzly Man, Scratch...

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1. Fog of War
2. Cocaine Cowboys
3. FDR (PBS)
4. LBJ (PBS)
5. Reagan (PBS)

1)The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till
http://imdb.com/title/tt0475420/

2)Capturing The Friedmans
http://imdb.com/title/tt0342172/

3)When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts
http://imdb.com/title/tt0783612/

4)SICKO
http://imdb.com/title/tt0386032/

5)The Bridge
http://imdb.com/title/tt0799954/

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of in a theater (My friend and I randomly picked it because we wanted to start going to random indie films/documenatries at the Angelica in NY all the time)

I don't see why anyone would want to watch that.

then "Eyes on the Prize"
Ken Burns' "Jazz"
Burns' "Unforgivable Blackness"
and the murder of Emmitt Till


kev

I remember not having much interest at the time in American History but this Documentary and then Glory coming out around the same time (I think) had me on a civil war kick for a good few years.

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Miles Davis: Miles Electric: A Different Kind of Blue
Charles Mingus: Triumph of the Underdog
Thelonious Monk: Straight, No Chaser
4 Little Girls
The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till
Bus 174
Hoop Dreams

Weather Underground
Jonestown: The Life and Death of People's Temple
King of Kong
Brother's Keeper
Crumb

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those moments at the end had me crying and numb. terrifying and heartbreaking.

you can watch Jonestown here:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3625536419231928674&ei=KCLZSP2eFYqCrQLD-sy0Ag&q=jonestown+&hl=en



>and the last 20 minutes are haunting.
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definitely in my top 10

911 (by the naudet brothers)
bus 174
wattstax
when we were kings
eyes on the prize
ken burns jazz
the pixies: gauge
lalee's kin
hoop dreams
dogtown & z-boys
when the levees broke
4 little girls

and anything about lions, monkeys, elephants, etc




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wow.

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that hurt my soul, man.

deep down.

My list is (in no order):
The War Room
Hearts of Darkness (Making of Apocalypse Now)
Bowling for Columbine
Gimme Shelter
Fast, Cheap, and Out of Control (but I'm biased on that one because my grandfather's in it)

http://www.cinematical.com/2007/10/08/are-these-the-25-best-documentaries-of-all-time/
1. Hoop Dreams (1994), Steve James
2. The Thin Blue Line (1988), Errol Morris
3. Bowling for Columbine (2002), Michael Moore
4. Spellbound (2002), Jeffrey Blitz
5. Harlan County U.S.A. (1976), Barbara Kopple
6. An Inconvenient Truth (2006), Davis Guggenheim
7. Crumb (1994), Terry Zwigoff
8. Gimme Shelter (1970), Albert Maysles, David Maysles, and Charlotte Zwerin
9. The Fog of War (2003), Errol Morris
10. Roger & Me (1989), Michael Moore
11. Super Size Me (2004), Morgan Spurlock
12. Don't Look Back (1967) D.A. Pennebaker
13. Salesman (1968), Albert Maysles, David Maysles, and Charlotte Zwerin
14. Koyaanisqatsi: Life Out of Balance (1982), Godfrey Reggio
15. Sherman's March (1986), Ross McElwee
16. Grey Gardens (1976), Albert Maysles, David Maysles, Ellen Hovde, and Muffie Meyer
17. Capturing the Friedmans (2003), Andrew Jarecki
18. Born into Brothels, (2004), Ross Kauffman and Zana Briski
19. Titicut Follies (1967), Frederick Wiseman
20. Buena Vista Social Club (1999), Wim Wenders
21. Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004), Michael Moore
22. Winged Migration (2002), Jacques Perrin
23. Grizzly Man (2005), Werner Herzog
24. Night and Fog (1955), Alain Resnais
25. Woodstock (1970), Michael Wadleigh

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Eyes on the Prize
When We Were Kings
Sicko
Bowling For Columbine
Fahrenheit 9/11


If there's hell below...we're all gonna go! (c) Curtis Mayfield

anyway, my top 5 off the top

born into brothels - lil kids born in calcutta's red light district are taught photography

buena vista social club - great "lost" cuban musicians brought out of obscurity by ry cooder and wim wenders

night and fog - holocaust. the greatest documentary ever.

burden of dreams - werner herzog in south america filming fitzcarraldo. nuff said.

american movie - weird dude in wisconsin and his weird friends take like 10 years to make a shitty horror film. classic and hilarious, also sad.


shouts out to crumb, when the levees broke, and grizzly man.

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Imma have to watch it again - I think I saw it when it came out and not since.

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and want to see them make it. So when they ultimately (spoiler) fail to reach their dreams, it makes the film really stick with you. (Well, not you specifically.)

Just curious: Do you just feel like there are far worse and more important things that happen in this world than two kids not making it to the NBA? You know, like big deal, welcome to the real world, who cares?

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>Just curious: Do you just feel like there are far worse and
>more important things that happen in this world than two kids
>not making it to the NBA? You know, like big deal, welcome to
>the real world, who cares?

but more than that, i didnt find the subjects all that compelling

i read a book of similar subject matter in middle school about the Marbury family that really hit hard. Stephon was 14 in the book, so he aint make it yet, but his brothers had all fallen victim to this, that or the other...so i just feel like i'd already heard the story, told in a more compelling way, with more heartbreaking subject matter.

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Hoop Dreams was ok, but it'd never be on any of my lists unless i was doing a list of basketball documentaries

the audacity of filming (and editing!) FIVE YEARS of two peoples' lives...

it shows how simple choices and acts of fate can alter lives in drastic ways.

it shows how much the cards are stacked against the poor in this country.

it's a perfect snapshot of America in the late 80's.

this is one of those defining movies for me...i can't really relate to anyone who doesn't love it (let alone even like it!?!?)

from what i saw it didnt encapsulate MY black life
yours? is your life even black?

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My brain is being a jerk today, and I didn't want to just cherry pick from everyone else's lists, so here's a list that will most definitely change once my brain finishes it's extended fart.

Hoop Dreams (The GOAT?)
Riding Giants (Boy is this one fun.)
Rivers and Tides (It was just so creatively inspiring.)
Metallica: Some Kind of Monster (Interesting, but honestly, to me it was just very, very funny.)
Eternal Enemies: Lions and Hyenas (Currently beating out Winged Migration for my nature doc slot. I honestly, honestly think Scorcese or someone should remake as a story about two rival gangs. Of humans, I mean.)

Once again, extremely non-definitive.

EDIT: Jeez. Grizzly Man and King of Kong. Duh.

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http://www.last.fm/user/Dawgeatah

Man...I went to the movie theatre alone to watch the Metallica movie....

People got mad at me cause I couldn't stop laughing.

Maybe I shouldn't be, but it's interesting to me that we all seem to agree that the best documentaries have come in the last 15 or 20 years... many of which are in the last 10.

Any good theories on why that is?

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All you see is crime in the source code.

Newer stuff gets a bump.

Although I'd also guess that the documentary format has become more and more popular over the years, so maybe there are just more contemporary stuff to choose from

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Maybe technological advances have created new possibilities for documentary makers?

I also think that contemporary documentaries just work a lot harder to be accessible crowd pleasers. Which doesn't mean they're superior, but it certainly means they'll resonate with a broader part of the movie-going population. But I could see how many could see it as a bad thing that documentary makers are imposing narrative on their films, usually to more of a degree than is actually there. It's like, I know I should like Grey Gardens more than King of Kong, but I don't. (I did really like it, though.)

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>Maybe I shouldn't be, but it's interesting to me that we all
>seem to agree that the best documentaries have come in the
>last 15 or 20 years... many of which are in the last 10.
>
>Any good theories on why that is?

I think it's easier to hear about recent/contempo documentaries w/o really trying than to hear about the older and classic and/or great documentaries in the same manner.

There are only a few older documentaries that I can think of right now that's really popular in terms of that it's easy for a majority of people (not taking film classes) to hear/read about w/o actively looking for a doc:

Nanook of the North
Triumph of the Will
Olympia
Gimme Shelter
Thin Blue Line

It's not as easy to come hear/read about by coming across them "inactively" the great works of early Frederick Wiseman and Johan van der Keuken, other Maysles, or Kazuo Hara. Or, like, important figures like Humphrey Jennings, Ivens, or Vertov. (Some of their works can be found on Netflix except for Wiseman.)

Once can hear more about recent docs strictly from DVD previews.

That's just a theory, though.

Dogtown and Z-Boys
Sicko
When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts
When We Were Kings
Eyes on The Prize
Go Tigers!


Bonus selection is this net documentary:
The Final Days Of Full Circle Records
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We need to go back in time to when motherfuckers could rock
88 miles per hour, bring it back to the block and get (Mc Fly)
Peel the fuck out before the lightning hit the clock

I don't know how I forgot Style Wars! It is the only documentary I own. Although When The Levees broke will be next.


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Peel the fuck out before the lightning hit the clock

dont think anyone has posted it. I had to give it a shout out.

Riding Giants
DogTown and Z Boys
Hoop Dreams
Buena Vista Social Club
Roger & Me

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Hoop Dreams
Capturing The Friedmans
When The Levees Broke
Jesus Camp
Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room
Bowling For Columbine
Spellbound
Mad Hot Ballroom
Fast, Cheap and Out Of Control
Scratch

1. Titicut Follies -
Check libraries or their interlibrary loan services. Wiseman is now selling his docs on DVD @ http://www.zipporah.com/calendar/press/9
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062374/

2. High School -
same comment as Titicut Follies
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064429/

3. I Love $ (AKA I Love Dollars) -
Found on Disc 1 of:
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Johan_van_der_Keuken_The_Complete_Collection_Vol._1/70057927?strkid=332141516_0_0

4. The House is Black -
Like it or dislike it, you will be shaken up.
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/The_House_Is_Black/70021188?strkid=282202322_0_0

5. Thin Blue Line -
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/The_Thin_Blue_Line/60034937?strkid=1865051946_0_0

6. Emperor's Naked Army Marches On -
The director's other ones on Netflix are good, too
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/The_Emperor_s_Naked_Army_Marches_On/70062524?strkid=1910600161_0_0

7. Amsterdam Global Village -
Found on Disc 2 of:
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Johan_van_der_Keuken_The_Complete_Collection_Vol._2/70064641?strkid=458627926_0_0

8. Salesman -
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Salesman/60000611

9. The Gleaners and I -
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/The_Gleaners_and_I/60022368?strkid=2126872261_1_0

10. Eyes on the Prize -
Public libraries should have it
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092999/

11. The Power of Nightmares -
Public domain:
http://www.archive.org/details/ThePowerOfNightmares

12. Bus 174 -
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Bus_174/60031231?strkid=554246409_0_0

13. The Architecture of Doom -
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/The_Architecture_of_Doom/60000313?strkid=1945072623_0_0

14. Sherman's March -
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Sherman_s_March/60035348?strkid=34013703_0_0

15. Harlan County, U.S.A. -
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Harlan_County_U.S.A./60027989

16. When the Levees Broke -
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/When_the_Levees_Broke_A_Requiem_in_Four_Acts/70055578?strkid=521608983_0_0

17. Shoah -
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Shoah/60030968

18. Night and Fog -
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Night_and_Fog/60028528?strkid=1639539129_0_0

19. Style Wars -
Why doesn't Netflix have this?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0177262/

20. To Be and To Have -
I hate to say it, but actually I was bored for like 85% of the time, but there are 3 or 4 moments that outweighs the other 85% making it a favorite of mine.
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/To_Be_and_To_Have/60031224

21. 49 Up -
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/49_Up/70052594?strkid=1452496531_0_0

22. A.K.A. Don Bonus -
The first movie on this DVD:
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Spencer_Nakasako_s_Trilogy/70038253?strkid=69469220_1_0


Too many honorable mentions, but:

Sans Soleil -
barely a documentary probably not one at all, but if I could have fit this film essay-travelogue-documentary in my list it would rank @ #5.
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/La_Jetee_Sans_Soleil/70007072?strkid=743058506_0_0

The King of Kong -
saw this last night and it's just...just...just watch it
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/The_King_of_Kong/70068647?strkid=911750744_0_0


Anyone up for something different?:

Mysterious Object at Noon -
A mix of documentary and Exquisite Corpse (Surrealist storytelling) that blurs fiction and non-fiction. Enigmatic.
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Mysterious_Object_at_Noon/60027875?strkid=2040166810_0_0

>9. The Gleaners and I -
>http://www.netflix.com/Movie/The_Gleaners_and_I/60022368?strkid=2126872261_1_0
>
i always forget about it..thanx for reminding me.
>17. Shoah -
>http://www.netflix.com/Movie/Shoah/60030968
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have u seen the entire thing?
big up to paul barman for referencing it in a rap song

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>>9. The Gleaners and I -
>i always forget about it..thanx for reminding me.

Great stuff. Probably the doc I've seen the most.

>>17. Shoah -
>have u seen the entire thing?

Yeah, difficult viewing, but an enriching experience.

lotta stuff on that list I haven't seen.

Haha, sup!

I haven't seen everything you listed, but lots of 'em are great choices. Thanks for pointing me to Hearts and Minds way back.

I forgot to honorably mention The Bridge (Steel, 06), but a few posters have mentioned it. If you haven't seen it, try that one first. You will be fucked up.

>I forgot to honorably mention The Bridge (Steel, 06), but a
>few posters have mentioned it. If you haven't seen it, try
>that one first. You will be fucked up.

added

thanks.

im getting titicut follies as we speak. havent had the chance to see the king of kong yet. they had a donkey kong tournament at the alamo drafthouse in austin, tx when it opened.

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>im getting titicut follies as we speak.

Library? Torrents? Try to track down the same director's (Frederick Wiseman) other docs like Welfare, Hospital, and Law & Order. All thought of in high regard critically as Titicut Follies and High School. I unfortunately don't have access to W, H, and L&O yet. Might spring for the DVDs soon. He burns on 'em DVD-Rs himself.

bought it. it's weird how this all works. tonight i talked with a couple who are making a documentary on his grandfather, one of the first independent film makers from texas, and she recommended wiseman as well. ill be sure to check out the rest of his work.

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I haven't seen most of these and they all sound dope.

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>* sets uTorrent on warp speed *

See Post 66 about more Frederick Wiseman docs.

Johan van der Keuken's The Eye Above The Well should be in my top 10, too. It's on Disc 2 of the van der Keuken Volume 1 DVD set.

His The Long Holiday is supposed to be great, too. It's not on the DVD sets, though.

My top 5 could have easily been all Wiseman and van der Keuken.

EDIT: saw Longo's Murderball post and it jogged my memory. I forgot that.

Hoop Dreams
The Devil's Playground
Murderball
Sicko
Street Fight

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I find it difficult to rank documentaries, and to pick just 10 that represent my taste. But, here's an attempt:

1. Grey Gardens
2. Crumb
3. Brother's Keeper
4. Grizzly Man
5. Lost Boys of Sudan
6. An Inconvenient Truth
7. Streetwise
8. Okie Noodling
9. Bowling For Columbine
10. Winged Migration

And honorable mentions to:

Hoop Dreams, Spellbound, 4 Little Girls, Born Into Brothels, American Movie, Vernon Florida.

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I was asking someone about this shit the other day but I couldn't remember the name. They were forever showing it to us in high school

>7. Streetwise

a. devil's playground - if you havent seen this, do so. it's about the amish. specifically, at 16, amish teens are turned loose and allowed to decide whether or not they want to commit to the amish lifestyle for the rest of their lives or keep it secular.
b. fog of war
c. murderball
d. capturing the friedmans
e. spellbound
f. the war room - this one completely caught me off guard, didnt expect to enjoy it as much as i did
g. life and debt
h. ilona, upstairs - it's only 24 minutes long, but very moving.
i. Death in Gaza
j. fast, cheap and out of control

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It's a pretty good doc. Damn good editing and direction.

forgot this one. definitely one of the GOATs

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It was awesome. Those dudes were dropping mad knowledge.

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17x NBA Champions

Someone posted this in the lesson a few months ago and I loved it. It reminded me so much of two record stores in my hood that no longer exist.


http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5081154471770054924&q=The+Final+Days+Of+Full+Circle+Records&total=16&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0


!sig!

We need to go back in time to when motherfuckers could rock
88 miles per hour, bring it back to the block and get (Mc Fly)
Peel the fuck out before the lightning hit the clock

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The Weather Underground
49 Up
Jonestown: The Life and Death of the People's Temple
The Thin Blue Line
The Staircase


There's a lot people are naming that I haven't seen, including King of Kong, Rivers and Tides, The War Room, When The Levees Broke, Brother's Keeper (I saw parts in my evidence class last semester). I have all of those queued up and will get to them in due time.

It's a documentary in hour-long parts, I forget exactly how many, 8 or 10, but if people can post Shoah, I can post that. It's a phenomenal look at the criminal justice system in North Carolina by following one high-profile case.

4. The Devil and Daniel Johnston

3. Sicko

2. Hoop Dreams

1. Bus 174
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