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re: Favorite documentaries

Posted on 4/20/10 at 1:45 pm to
Posted by Jamohn
Das Boot
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Posted on 4/20/10 at 1:45 pm to
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just finished Ken Burns' The War, which is awesome
Yeah. Pretty much anything I've seen by Ken Burns is fantastic: Civil War, Baseball, Unforgivable Blackness are three of my favorites.
Posted by As RXd
Member since Aug 2009
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Posted on 4/21/10 at 10:27 am to
But Moore doesn't really advocate anything. He just states that something is wrong and it needs to be fixed. He proposes no solution. Nothing wrong with that approach because it can make you think. BUt, I just don't like how he "cuts" pieces out to make people seem foolish or setup others to make them appear dumb.

I tried to keep an open mind, but it's not like he's saying anything. He's just complaining without a proposal and stirring the pot. That's all. It gets a little old after a while.

I wouldn't consider him a documentarian. He's more of a shock-jock filmmaker.
This post was edited on 4/21/10 at 10:30 am
Posted by glaucon
New Orleans, LA
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Posted on 4/21/10 at 10:36 am to
Gallipoli
Fog of War
Posted by MadMaxwell
The Motherland
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Posted on 4/21/10 at 10:56 am to
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The Kids are Alright
Posted by BhamTigah
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Posted on 4/21/10 at 11:23 am to


A bit mainstream, but enjoyable nonetheless.
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