Good Documentaries?

[Roberto Dinero]

Must-see hip-hop Doc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fmw1iIXjlFE

One of my favorite hip hop documentaries.

I was always interested in Djing but after watching this documentary it sealed the deal for me. I was like "I gotta get me some turntables!"

This was one of my favorite parts:



Dude killed it.

Also, if ur a Big Pun fan, this was a great documentary about him and his life:

 

[Melt_Man]

That was my favorite part of the movie too. I have that Robert Johnson record and how he just instantly flipped it had me

One of my favorite hip hop documentaries.

I was always interested in Djing but after watching this documentary it sealed the deal for me. I was like "I gotta get me some turntables!"

This was one of my favorite parts:

Mixmaster Mike Scratching - YouTube

Dude killed it.

Also, if ur a Big Pun fan, this was a great documentary about him and his life:

 

[Roberto Dinero]

That was my favorite part of the movie too. I have that Robert Johnson record and how he just instantly flipped it had me

 

[innocentdevil]

Religilous

Gasland

King of Kong

Food Inc

Dear Zachary

Thunder Soul

Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills

WARTORN 1861-2010

Scientology And Me

Miracles for Sale

 

[Roberto Dinero]

Also, if ur into criminology and things like that, this is a pretty interesting documentary.

 

[-InFeRnO-]

i'm halfway through The Corporation right now.. real eye opening so far

subs on this thread

 

[Padron1926]

beats rhymes and life - tribe

 

[Klyk21]

subs

 

[Reggie]

The First Cocaine Cowboys.

 

[valet]

Don't know if it's been named but "Elmo and Me". Starts off slow but picks up. Dude is a Black hero.

btw, does anyone know the name of this Amish documentary where these kids go out to the real world for the 1st time? I heard it was good but I forgot the name.

 

[Mic-Nificent]

Salute
Unforgivable Blackness
Outfoxed


Everything else worth watching has already been mentioned.

It's crazy how many people sleep on that Elm Street Legacy documentary (no pun).

 

[R=G]

Killing Pablo

 

[69 others]

civilization by kenneth clark: it outlines the history of western art, architecture and philosophy since the dark ages
[ame=http://youtu.be/PNGzoJFj9g8]01 OF 13 - Civilisation: The Skin of Our Teeth (ENTIRE SHOW) - Kenneth Clark BBC TV 1969 - YouTube[/ame]

So more western civilization stuff


If you're into science and tech moon machines is a good one. it's about the engineering challenges of the appollo program.


one of my favorite parts. it's about the guidance computer built from scratch by MIT to guide the mission when computers barely had the processing power of calculators
[ame=http://youtu.be/Y7sMe52fEAc]Moon Machines: Apollo Guidance Computer NASA (Part 1 of 3) - YouTube[/ame]

 

[VladTheImpaler]

Style wars is a classic

Some of my favorites that come to mind (all over the place subject wise).

Fog of War
Restrepo
Jiro Dreams of sushi
The Marinovich Project
Dark Days
Detropia
Senna
exit through the girt shop
Gasland
The King of Kong
Bigger Faster Stronger
Crossing the Line
Man on Wire
The Wild parrots of Telegraph Hill
Gunner Palace
Everyday Sunshine
Respect yourself: the Stax records story
Trinity and beyond: The atomic bomb movie
A Panther in Africa
Justin Bieber: Never Say Never

 

[Melt_Man]

The Fog of War
Dear Zachary
Hoop Dreams
The Street Stops Here
ESPN 30 for 30 series - The U, Pony Excess, Two Brothers
King of Kong
Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room
Objectify
Helvetica
Man On Wire
The Art of The Steal

Just watched this off of your recommendation. Great movie, I knew some shady shyt went down involving this guys will but I had no idea about the specifies.

My dad took me to see this collection when I was younger and I knew it was nice at the time but I was pretty much completely ignorant to how nice it is/was. I guess you don't expect a private collection in the suburbs to best the collections in the most well-known museums on the planet.