Yeah, I don't forsee myself using a site that thinks I really need to see Loose Change because of the ebil media. Because they totally cover it up when Moore makes his movies, it's so sad. I totally don't see his fat ass in every paper or anything.

Watch The Power of Nightmares, it's very good.

Calling some of these films "documentaries" is a bit of a stretch. That being said, watch "Hacking Democracy".

Hulu's got a pretty decent selection, too.

I'd bookmark it.

There has been a mistake. Zeitgeist and Loose Change are not documentaries.

Loose Screws Change is there, why?

nekom: What Moore does are political opinion movies, not even close to what I'd call a documentary. Some of that other stuff on the other hand could be interesting.

All the highlighted ones look like political opinion (from right and left). I'd watch some of them if I thought they were neutral, but I don't.

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I can't get them to play, but I don't get an error message either.

Anyone in Canada getting these to work?

Loose Change - Final Cut is on there. Are the other three versions too full of bullshiat to list?

I can highly recommend The Fog of War, an interview with Robert McNamara.

FloydA: Thank you, subby. There are some really interesting looking movies on that site.

Frankly I'd be worried that anything political is incredibly inaccurate. Ah, and I see "Loose Change" is the second film listed. Super-Size Me isn't exactly a fountain of facts, either.

Ah, and I see they are ALL political documentaries. Thank you, subby, for spreading more ignorance, nonsense and disinformation to the huddled masses here at FARK.

//farking idiot

nytmare: nekom: What Moore does are political opinion movies, not even close to what I'd call a documentary. Some of that other stuff on the other hand could be interesting.

All the highlighted ones look like political opinion (from right and left). I'd watch some of them if I thought they were neutral, but I don't.

you can't watch both and then infer what the middle would say?

Documentaries? No.

OpEd pieces presented as films rather than print? Yes.

Not on the list, but a great documentary- Cocaine Cowboys.

From the look of it, this website is at least 25 percent 9/11 truth "documentaries".

I don't see how Michael Moore's stuff can be considered as documentaries. It's like saying An Inconvenient Truth is a documentary.

nytmare: nekom: What Moore does are political opinion movies, not even close to what I'd call a documentary. Some of that other stuff on the other hand could be interesting.

All the highlighted ones look like political opinion (from right and left). I'd watch some of them if I thought they were neutral, but I don't.

There's no such thing as true neutrality.

/well pure science maybe, but even that is done by humans and therefore vulnerable to bias at some level

They are both fat.

coffee fiend: Not on the list, but a great documentary- Cocaine Cowboys.

Fark and yes. Also, Cocaine Cowboys II.

The guys that made both of those films are doing one of ESPN's 30 for 30 on the University of Miami football team's heyday. Comes out soon, and should be awesome.

Also, even if a lot of these are opinion pieces, why does that make them evil? Is watching something you don't completely agree with such a horrible fate? Maybe if you actually challenged some of your beliefs once in a while, you'd surprise yourself.

I bought a huge roll of foil a few months ago and haven't had a use for it until now. I could make one hell of a hat then watch these videos.

/wonder if Bush is behind the error message there

Bookmarked! TY, Subby. Nice find.

Now That's What I Call a Taco!: coffee fiend: Not on the list, but a great documentary- Cocaine Cowboys.

Fark and yes. Also, Cocaine Cowboys II.

The guys that made both of those films are doing one of ESPN's 30 for 30 on the University of Miami football team's heyday. Comes out soon, and should be awesome.

Also, even if a lot of these are opinion pieces, why does that make them evil? Is watching something you don't completely agree with such a horrible fate? Maybe if you actually challenged some of your beliefs once in a while, you'd surprise yourself.

Stop using logic and reason!

There is no place for open minds here citizen!

/yes, that WAS sarcasm

Home a film by Yann Arthus-Bertrand 1 hour 33 minutes long (new window) (youtube)

In 200,000 years on Earth, humanity has upset the balance of the planet, established by nearly four billion years of evolution. The price to pay is high, but it's too late to be a pessimist: humanity has barely ten years to reverse the trend, become aware of the full extent of its spoliation of the Earth's riches and change its patterns of consumption.

Gorgeous film.

He seems to have way more to say when he's promoting his "documentaries" than with the "documentaries."


GWU student gets Michael Moore to admit that we do not have true capitalism
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwQ41Yo60og

Michael Moore Blasts House Health Care Bill
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52QtplJGgzQ

Michael Moore: "Communism has won"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRRe0EFdNpI

Democracy Now! Interviews Michael Moore on the $750 Billion Dollar Bailout
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47VAKBcp-pQ


And just because it came up, the onlt part of Zeigtgeist worth watching:

Zeitgeist - Part 3A (Don't Mind the Men Behind the Curtain)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ho6VNvGsEsQ

Zeitgeist - Part 3B (Don't Mind the Men Behind the Curtain)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTQRrwhKtwI

Zeitgeist - Part 3C (Don't Mind the Men Behind the Curtain)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqX29-WTsEk&feature=related

I liked "Supersize Me." If it weren't for this important documentary, the world may not have known that eating Mcdonald's 3 times a day for 30 days will make you gain weight.

trapped-in-CH: Home a film by Yann Arthus-Bertrand 1 hour 33 minutes long (new window) (youtube)

In 200,000 years on Earth, humanity has upset the balance of the planet, established by nearly four billion years of evolution. The price to pay is high, but it's too late to be a pessimist: humanity has barely ten years to reverse the trend, become aware of the full extent of its spoliation of the Earth's riches and change its patterns of consumption.

Gorgeous film.

One of the best comedies of our time.

And here it is without the annoying ten minute timeout:


Zeitgeist - Part 3 (Don't Mind the Men Behind the Curtain)22min
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2494254704536142411&ei=A-IaS5iYBITGrAL h ro2CAg&q=zeigeist+men+behind+curtain&client=firefox-a#

So they have lots of Moore films, but only one Alex Jones film? And most of those films are just Bush/Iraq/911 films. This website seems somewhat useless.

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/snicker

The Origins of AIDS is worth checking out. Not politics-based & pretty chilling.

The film explores the disturbing theory that the AIDS virus may have been introduced into the human population via some dubious laboratory practices involved in one of the earlier Polio vaccines.

consciousNOT: Error on query database.

Yeah, that.

Bookmarked it in case it fixes itself, though.

You can most of Alex Jones' films right from Google or YouTube. He openly encourages his fans to repost without threat of copyright infringement.

"Hacking Democracy" will scare the crap out of you.

"Enron" is actually extremely good, and explains quite well how they were able to fark everyone over.

"White Light/Black Rain" is superb. (About the Heroshima/Nagasaki bombings, and interviewing survivors today)

"Loose Change" just makes me want to hunt down those little pukes and punch them. HARD.

just out of curiousity, why the seeming hatred for Loose Change? is it just too radical of an idea? was it not presented well? it seems people either loved it or hated it, and i have yet to see it. is it worth watching?
same with Zeitgeist. i want to see it, it seems an interesting idea anyway. but i always hear such bad things about it. whats up with these 2 films?

InspectorZero: You can most of Alex Jones' films right from Google or YouTube.

Accidentally?

And should I include a coke bottle?

Somaticasual: Hulu's got a pretty decent selection, too.

'Heavy Metal in Baghdad'

'Heavy Metal in Baghdad'

'Heavy Metal in Baghdad'

thisispete: I can highly recommend The Fog of War, an interview with Robert McNamara.

Came here to post the same thing. It's excellent.

NONE of these is a documentary.
Every one of them is left-wing propaganda.
The closest to documentary is the "Why We Fight" series, which was only produced AFTER Hitler invaded the U.S.S.R.