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NBR Poll: Favourite documentary
After watching Blackfish on Saturday, I remembered how much I really do love a good documentary.
I need some suggestions. What are your favourites? I'm open to pretty much anything.
Re: NBR Poll: Favourite documentary
I enjoyed it. Some parts were hard to watch. I'm not a big fan of Sea World and most zoos anyway so while I agreed with most that was said, there is always two sides to every story.
We just watched An Original DUCKumentary the other night and it was great.
The Burrowers: Animals Underground was very interesting as well.
Pretty much anything that Ken Burns does is outstanding.
I second Restrepo and Jiro Dreams of Sushi, they are great for totally different reasons.
my read shelf:
DH was obsessed with this one origami documentary, and we've watched it so many times now. it's called Between the Folds.
I agree that Restrepo was great, as was the Business of Being Born. Craigslist Joe was really neat, and I'm fascinated by any kind of religious fanatic, so I also liked Jesus Camp.
For food shows, Forks Over Knives was really, really eye-opening, and I recommend it to everyone. Also, Food Inc., King Corn, Farmageddon, Hungry for Change, Dive. . .
The Botany of Desire was fabulous, too, but I'm really into plants.
And Marley, the Bob Marley biography, is a go-to for background on cleaning days in our house.
Sugar & Spice
my read shelf:
Wes: 10/8/2012
my read shelf:
Wes: 10/8/2012
DH and I recently watched Somm. It follows 3 guys as they study for and take their exam to become a Master Sommelier (wine expert). It's crazy how many things these guys can smell and taste in wine!
I'm loving all of these recs. I'm adding whatever I can find to my Netflix right now!