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Reply #60 posted 02/15/10 3:50am

citrus

2039 all treasures retrieved
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Reply #61 posted 02/15/10 5:05am

MrSmoketoomuch

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If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans.
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Reply #62 posted 02/15/10 7:13am

OnlyNDaUsa

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I want to see


"Anvil: The Story of Anvil"

I liked

"It Might Get Loud" )Jimmy Page and the edge and some other guy
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This Film Is Not Yet Rated - MPAA arbitrary rating system


I also like the mockumentaryies like

Best in Show
This is Spinaltap
Bowling for Columbine
Clerks
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Reply #63 posted 02/15/10 8:06am

JoeTyler

-Rolling Stones: Gimme Shelter '70
-David Bowie: Cracked Actor '74
-Catherine Destivelle in Mali '92
-Hearts and minds '74
-Home '04
-Triumph of the will '34
-Bowling for Columbine '02
-Roger & Me '89
-Heavy Metal Parking lot '86
-Grizzly Man '05
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Reply #64 posted 02/15/10 8:15am

HamsterHuey

From the top of my head;

The Times of Harvey Milk heart heart
The Beatles Anthology heart
Capturing the Friedmans (dayum)
Buena Vista Social Club by Wim Wenders
Bowling For Columbine (not a total Moore fan, but this has a Manson interview I love AND mocks something I truly hate about a country I would like to love)
When We Were Kings
Atlantis by Luc Besson heart
Z-Boys and Dogtown heart heart
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Reply #65 posted 02/15/10 2:09pm

ZombieKitten

saw Sicko last night

things are worse than I thought, MUCH worse

cry
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Reply #66 posted 02/15/10 3:26pm

728huey

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ZombieKitten said:
saw Sicko last night

things are worse than I thought, MUCH worse

cry


Hey ZK, what kind of healthcare do you get down under? Is it like Britain or Canada or is is a less crappy version of the USA?

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Reply #67 posted 02/15/10 3:27pm

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sextonseven said:

Mushanga said:


What is it about, the title is incredibly alluring..... eek


It's about blacks in the American punk scene and the conflict they feel because of their skin color. Very enlightening.


Wooow, I gotta check this out!! Thanks forthe tip!! hug
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Reply #68 posted 02/15/10 4:01pm

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728huey said:

ZombieKitten said:
saw Sicko last night

things are worse than I thought, MUCH worse

cry


Hey ZK, what kind of healthcare do you get down under? Is it like Britain or Canada or is is a less crappy version of the USA?

typing


like that, but not AS advanced as France. We have midwives doing follow up visits at home for a while after birth, but nobody comes and does the laundry etc!!! I WISH biggrin

Hospital is free, waiting lists for elective surgery can be long, but essential, emergencty etc there is no wait for treatment. It's covered by our taxes, which are very reasonable. Medical treatment of a high standard is the right of every citizen and nobody here would even think twice to see a doc about any ailment, no matter how small.

Private health cover is optional, and even if you have it you can still opt to use the free Medicare (it's often much better to do this when having a baby - the level of care is no different, same ob-gyns etc)

Medicine - as an example, the $120 inhaler in Sicko would cost maybe $20 here
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Reply #69 posted 02/16/10 10:23pm

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I watched Tyson 2 nights ago....WOW eek
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Reply #70 posted 02/17/10 12:15am

united1878

KING OF KONG!!!!!

Will get back with an actual list soon

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Reply #71 posted 02/17/10 10:55am

joseph8

-All of Michael Moore's films
-Cocaine Cowboys
-The Life(a documentary about swingers) biggrin
-Paris is Burning. (Kind of sad. Many of the people in that film are dead now)
- Why we fight (about the millitary industrial complex)
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Reply #72 posted 02/17/10 10:59am

joseph8

...oh and how could I forget, Pumping Iron?
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Reply #73 posted 02/17/10 12:47pm

Harlepolis

I'm so glad I made this thread love

SO I haven't been fimiliar with prior to this discussion...
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Reply #74 posted 02/17/10 12:53pm

Harlepolis

My absloute FAVE mockumentary ever...


She took all kinds of DUMBS on the "diva" cliche lol

Would you go to Whitney Houston's house and see pictures of other bitches hanging on her wall? evillol
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Reply #75 posted 02/17/10 3:01pm

JoeTyler

joseph8 said:

...oh and how could I forget, Pumping Iron?


Oh shit! I forgot that one as well! What a classic!

And Arnold in Rio (or whatever it is called lol) is also a must see, but only if misogynistic jokes turn you on...
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Reply #76 posted 02/18/10 7:11am

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united1878 said:

KING OF KONG!!!!!

Will get back with an actual list soon

cool


Ok, here we go, in no order

King Of Kong (suprise suprise)

Ken Burns- Jazz (not a film as such but it was my Bible back in my days of study)

Calle '54 (for some reason, I prefer it to Buena Vista Soc. Club)

Live Forever

Standing In The Shadows of Motown

Inside Deep Throat (stop laughing, it's a GOOD doco)

Some Kind Of Monster

The Aristocrats (I think that's classed as a doco)

American Splendour (I suppose that's a bio rather than a doco but still a good TRUE story)

Rize the doco about Krumping
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Reply #77 posted 02/18/10 2:27pm

markpeg

A few documentaries that haunted me for days after:

Sick: The Life and Death of Bill Flannagan, Supermachocist
(The scene where he nails his penis to a board)

GG Alin and the Murder Junkies
(The scene where GG Alin poops on stage and more)

Food Inc.
(The scene where the slaughterhouse worker moves a sick cow with a forklift)

Movies like these are not pleasant but I feel they are important, truth being stranger than fiction.
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Reply #78 posted 02/18/10 2:32pm

markpeg

zaza said:

ernestsewell said:

Rattle And Hum

Do you mean that R&H by U2? excited

I love musical documentaries - Rattle and Hum, Control (it's about singer of Joy Division), Glastonbury, BBC Basement sessions, Abbey Road sessions.. Then I've enjoyed one documentary about Herbie Hancock, but I can't remember the name.. boxed

I loved Control too, Zaza, but it's a biopic with actors, not a documentary.
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Reply #79 posted 02/19/10 8:33am

sextonseven

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markpeg said:

Food Inc.
(The scene where the slaughterhouse worker moves a sick cow with a forklift)


I saw this one this week. I winced when the chickens were put in the funnel so their throats could be slit.
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Reply #80 posted 02/22/10 5:09pm

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sextonseven said:

markpeg said:

Food Inc.
(The scene where the slaughterhouse worker moves a sick cow with a forklift)


I saw this one this week. I winced when the chickens were put in the funnel so their throats could be slit.

How about the pigs being squashed by some kind of moving wall? Ewww.
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