Favourite documentary?

What is your favourite documentary?

I just saw "When we were Kings" today. Best. Documentary. Ever.

Living with Wolves

http://www.livingwithwolves.org/

And The Seven Ages of Britain, with Bettany Hughes.

The Ascent of Man, by Bronowski

Africa Addio by Gualtiero Jacopetti and Franco Prosperi

Also regularly enjoy the National Geographic channel's Wild Sex series, particularly the one about the Bonobo apes. No horses though.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/07/0722_040722_gayanimal.html

Touching the Void was inspiring and a great watch.

Life on Earth was good.

Debbie does Dallas.

"Roswell, the Klan and VoR"

Porn Star - The legend of Ron Jeremy

The Games

Agrr with LLL re 'When We Were Kings', but unfortunately the thing I'll most remember about it from now on was that it was showing on the ABC in Melbourne when they broke in with a newsflash that 'our New York correspondent reports that apparently an airliner has crashed into one of the World Trade Centre towers......'

Invader Zim wrote:Debbie does Dallas.

I deny it.
Never been there.

Did, I have a copy

Demelza wrote:

Invader Zim wrote:Debbie does Dallas.

I deny it.
Never been there.

It's the US version of Debbie does St Dennis (& parts of Treverbyn).

Fred Nerk wrote:Agrr with LLL re 'When We Were Kings', but unfortunately the thing I'll most remember about it from now on was that it was showing on the ABC in Melbourne when they broke in with a newsflash that 'our New York correspondent reports that apparently an airliner has crashed into one of the World Trade Centre towers......'

The more you actually think about 9/11, the more unbelievable it seems. It's like something from a crazy novel. I still can't believe someone actually flew a plane into a massive skyscraper.

Lara Lara Laughs wrote:

Fred Nerk wrote:Agrr with LLL re 'When We Were Kings', but unfortunately the thing I'll most remember about it from now on was that it was showing on the ABC in Melbourne when they broke in with a newsflash that 'our New York correspondent reports that apparently an airliner has crashed into one of the World Trade Centre towers......'

The more you actually think about 9/11, the more unbelievable it seems. It's like something from a crazy novel. I still can't believe someone actually flew a plane into a massive skyscraper.

They did

Actually it happened twice . . . so not just beginners luck either!

9/11...handy figures.

taipan wrote:Did, I have a copy

Your version was much better though.

tac wrote:

Demelza wrote:

Invader Zim wrote:Debbie does Dallas.

I deny it.
Never been there.

It's the US version of Debbie does St Dennis (& parts of Treverbyn).

Hey!
How do you know about such places?
St Dennis is only up the road!

taipan wrote:

Lara Lara Laughs wrote:

Fred Nerk wrote:Agrr with LLL re 'When We Were Kings', but unfortunately the thing I'll most remember about it from now on was that it was showing on the ABC in Melbourne when they broke in with a newsflash that 'our New York correspondent reports that apparently an airliner has crashed into one of the World Trade Centre towers......'

The more you actually think about 9/11, the more unbelievable it seems. It's like something from a crazy novel. I still can't believe someone actually flew a plane into a massive skyscraper.

They did

Twice

I am all knowing . . .

Demelza wrote:

taipan wrote:

Lara Lara Laughs wrote:

Fred Nerk wrote:Agrr with LLL re 'When We Were Kings', but unfortunately the thing I'll most remember about it from now on was that it was showing on the ABC in Melbourne when they broke in with a newsflash that 'our New York correspondent reports that apparently an airliner has crashed into one of the World Trade Centre towers......'

The more you actually think about 9/11, the more unbelievable it seems. It's like something from a crazy novel. I still can't believe someone actually flew a plane into a massive skyscraper.

They did

Twice

You'd have to be impressed by someone who could fly a plane into a skyscraper twice.

Woodstock is my favourite documentary movie, by a mile.