Just watched one that blew me away
Population Zero
About a triple murder in Yellowstone.
It's on Tubi for free
Population Zero
About a triple murder in Yellowstone.
It's on Tubi for free
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Good documentaries
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what's tubi? triple murder in yellowstone documentary sounds interesting
the WW2 documentary on Netflix is awesome
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Soaked in Bleach about the Kurt Cobain "suicide". Based on the work by the former LAPD detective private investigator Courtney Love hired to look for Kurt when he went missing. That dude didn't kill himself.
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Tubi is a streaming service, have an app and website, free, can watch without even logging in. I found it when I was looking for Cocaine Cowboys, another good one.
How does "Loophole in the Constitution" sound? That's part of the docu as well.
I haven't seen the documentary but I read an article on that. The Monopoly game was rigged from the start.
That one was mind blowing
Have been some interesting music industry documentaries free on YouTube lately. Learned a lot about classic songs and how they came to be.
The Wrecking Crew - kickass session musicians
Sound City - interesting studio
Muscle Shoals - more session musicians
All Things Must Pass - rise and fall of tower records
The Wrecking Crew - kickass session musicians
Sound City - interesting studio
Muscle Shoals - more session musicians
All Things Must Pass - rise and fall of tower records
I would add "20 feet from stardom" to that list
Dogtown & Z-Boys
I’ve seen the first three and can vouch for them. The wrecking Crew was pretty damn informative
Which one?
I am big bird.
http://www.iambigbird.com/
If you grew up watching sesame street you will enjoy it.
It even brought out the 'feelings' in me a few times.
http://www.iambigbird.com/
If you grew up watching sesame street you will enjoy it.
It even brought out the 'feelings' in me a few times.
One Child Nation was pretty good, documentary on prime or Netflix about the long term Chinese policy and the impressive effects of propaganda
I just watched this without researching it first. It’s fake. The concept of the loophole is real but everything in the film is fake. It’s even advertised as a mockumentary. I wish I’d researched it before blowing an hour and a half
If you want a good music doc, try "We Jam Econo" (story of the Minutemen).
If you want to get sick to your stomach, the Epstein Doc on Netflix. There is a special place in hell for that guy.
If you want to get sick to your stomach, the Epstein Doc on Netflix. There is a special place in hell for that guy.
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Yep. When you have the former Seattle chief of police and forensic experts from the LAPD, NYPD, and the former head of the national forensics organization all crying foul... yeah, that dude didn't kill himself.
All good. We Jam Econo, about the Minutemen that was good, too. Been a few years and lots of documentaries watched, but I believe it covered many other bands/scenes as well as them.
The Joy Division documentary was good as well.
I like watching documentaries about bands/scenes/eras that aren't done by the bands themselves.
You should watch "Breadcrumb Trail" ..... It's about the band Slint.
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If you want to change your ideas on tort reform watch Hot Coffee
I watched it on Amazon Prime
I’m not sure who likes music Documentaries, but i see Finding Sugarman made its way to Netflix.
Its kind of a chill story of a 70’s James Taylor kind of musician. Its kinda cool. More of a nighttime, before sleep, wind down kind of show.
There is adocumetary called Wild Wild America that is descent (it is a limited series on Netflix)
Also also watched Bikram: Yogi, Guru, Predator about Bikram Yoga on Netflix
I watched it on Amazon Prime
I’m not sure who likes music Documentaries, but i see Finding Sugarman made its way to Netflix.
Its kind of a chill story of a 70’s James Taylor kind of musician. Its kinda cool. More of a nighttime, before sleep, wind down kind of show.
There is adocumetary called Wild Wild America that is descent (it is a limited series on Netflix)
Also also watched Bikram: Yogi, Guru, Predator about Bikram Yoga on Netflix
WW2 in Color, Great Raids of WW2....
A really great one from 1973 is "The World at War " narrated by Laurence Olivier.
Ma Anand Sheela makes Carole Baskin seem tame.
Ah, Sixto Rodriguez.
Literally every house in South Africa had his Cold Fact album. and it was popular with all age groups. Never understood when I came to the US how he was not famous here, heck he was not even known, and you could not get a single record of his either.
Great to see him achieve the fame he deserves albeit late in life, and he seems like a great human being. I really need to make an effort to see him live, he toured extensively in South Africa in the early and mid 90's, I had left already
Sad to see how he was treated by the American record industry, and how his % was stolen by the US record producer
Have to admit to feeling homesick when the movie shows parts of Cape Town, and the record shop that I actually used to visit. A great movie - even if you have never heard his music
Since we're talking about a lot of band docs, how about Betty Blowtorch and her amazing true life adventures. I had never heard of them and just came across that documentary while checking Amazon Prime for free shows.
WW2 in color
its 10 episodes I think. I thought it was great. Amazing things that I didn't know but someone who is more educated on WW2 may already. The cardboard tanks and such was genius!!