your fav documentary you have ever watched (just one) personal to you :
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Cold War BBC documentary (24 episodes).....
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I love watching documentaries on the making of classic albums. It's great watching the stories, timeframes, hard work and sheer magic that goes into good music.
This one BARELY edges out the making of Songs in the Key of Life by Stevie Wonder
I Am Not Your Negro - Documentary about James Baldwin
And there was a documentary I seen around the subject of Alzheimer’s/Dementia and how it was affecting this brilliant mathematician/poet. I can’t remember the name. It was a beautiful tribute to him and his life but shed light on the tragic nature of having a brilliant mind only to end his life with having a disease that gave him the mental capacity of a child. Really good but also very sad. Alzheimer’s is a bytch.
And there was a documentary I seen around the subject of Alzheimer’s/Dementia and how it was affecting this brilliant mathematician/poet. I can’t remember the name. It was a beautiful tribute to him and his life but shed light on the tragic nature of having a brilliant mind only to end his life with having a disease that gave him the mental capacity of a child. Really good but also very sad. Alzheimer’s is a bytch.
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did russel crowe play him in "a beautiful mind" ?
He did. But that wasn’t it.
This was an actual documentary. Something with “sunshine” or “sunshower” in the title.
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ok, deep. you'll like the bobby fischer documentary very insightful and a bit dark too.
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More often than not I tend to take that L.
My fav wrestler growing up.... I have never seen this. I have to check it outi have watched so many but the most influential to me is.
i have played this for community classes as well as john henrik clarke, its just this man got to live to be great as his own man while directly living under his fathers shadows. directly they were tag team partners traveling the roads for garbage pay etc.
for a man to break out of his fathers shadows honorably is a rare sight, i akin this to king of macedonia giving birth to alexander the great. curt hennig was an inspirational figure talked about fondly by everyone and to quote his father.
"when a parent has to bury their own child its a sad story".
i've watchedd this a tonne of times for inspiration and motivation.
Me and a old gf was play wrestling in the bed and I gave her a Perfect Plex then flipped her over and fukked the juice out of her. She was
Documentaries are my favorite type of film so it’s super tough to just pick one. Right now if I had to though off the top of the head, I’d say Black Power Mixtape.
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My fav wrestler growing up.... I have never seen this. I have to check it out
Me and a old gf was play wrestling in the bed and I gave her a Perfect Plex then flipped her over and fukked the juice out of her. She was
bro all the wwe wrestler biopics are dope but this touches you, no bad word said about him. and what i said about livng right under his father and still becoming a stand up man. yep, that resonates through out the watch.
i tried youtbe and dailymotion i cant find it for you but its worth it, it'll be on movie streaming sites.
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get these nets
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Might have been the first documentary that I watched. Owned the full vhs set, and bought the dvd version when it came out
the one about that spic who pretended to be a "missing" kid. reunited with the family and later concluded they killed the boy
and he was next if he didnt play along
bruh finally watched this and thank you it’s fukking crazy
Hoop dreams but that’s a easy one
OJ made in America. That shyt was amazing
OJ made in America. That shyt was amazing