Best Documentary....

[Mikey09]

Been watching quite a lot of these recently and had my eyes opened re what is actually going on in the world. Here's a few that I've watched and consider to have done what I mention above.... Blackfish- about The capture of Orca's, sold onto Seaworld and the dramatic consequences thereafter. Another was The Cove, looking into Japan's annual slaughter of dolphins. Dirty Wars is a film by an investigative journalist, Jeremy Scahill, who uncovers Americas illegal killings in different countries, (I'm reading his book, Blackwater.) Finally one I just finished watching, Zeitgeist, about the links between organised religion, global finance markets and the international power structure.

Wondered if anyone else had watched any of these or could recommend something they considered as good??

[Pretty Boy]

I watched Tallhotblond on Netflix the other day and found it both utterly bizarre, disturbing and interesting.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talhotblond

[Mikey09]

I watched Tallhotblond on Netflix the other day and found it both utterly bizarre, disturbing and interesting.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talhotblond


Sounds des like one to watch..... Off to work now but day off tomorrow so will give it a wee view then... :aok:

[Hibby70]

Blackfish was great. Love a good documentary.

King of Kong, Senna, Project Nim, Food Inc and When We WereKings are my personal faves.

However the most moving one I've seen is Dear Zachary. Can't say any more - just watch it.

[Betty Boop]

The Power of Nightmares by Adam Curtis.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL964A45D19579F8AC

[Viva_Palmeiras]

The Corporation (a Canadian documentary on the power wielded by corporations - more so that governments - yet they are unelected) - not by the dude that did Ferenheit 911 (Michael Moore) but he had some lesser involvement. Powerful still despite being made a few years ago.

[Matty_Jack04]

Love a good documentary struggle to find any now I've cancelled netflix though...could well be reinstated

Inside job about the financial crisis narrated by Matt Damon was interesting also a good couple about ponzy schemes on Netflix can't remember the names though, also man on a wire I enjoyed and I also recommend tallhotblond bizarre story

[Mikey09]

I watched Tallhotblond on Netflix the other day and found it both utterly bizarre, disturbing and interesting.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talhotblond


Watched Talhotblond today. Just frightening the consequences of people's selfish fantasies online. Enjoyed it but felt like I shouldn't have if that makes sense....

[Mikey09]

Meant to say I watched Zeitgeist: Addendum, which is the follow up to the first film. Another really well put together documentary with fascinating insights into how the good old US of A go about bankrupting countries with economic hitmen, jackals, and the military.... This world of ours is ****ed up.

[--------]

Fire in Babylon - West Indies cricket in the 1970's and 80's;
Murderball - what to do if you break your neck playing rugby;
Harlan County, USA- the story of a coal strike in Kentucky in 1975;
Into the Abyss - Werner Herzog on the life and death of a triple murder on Death Row in Texas.

Louis Theroux's always entertaining and thought-provoking as well.

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

The Stanford Prison experiment is well worth a look. Its on youtube somewhere. Quite uncomfortable viewing though.

[Bighoose]

As has been mentioned, "When We were Kings" about the rumble in the jungle is very good. Ali Bomaye!, Ali Bomaye!

Kevin MacDonald has directed two of my favourite documentaries

"One Day in September" about the murder of 11 Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics by Palestinian Terrorists.

"Touching the Void" about a climber who was given for dead by his mate.

Also "Bobby Fischer Against the World" about the life of the first american to win the World Chess championship in 1972, just a bit of a complex character.

And if you like Sports documentaries check out ESPN's 30 for 30 series. A lot of which are on YouTube

The T206 Honus Wagner - http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=8983686

[hibsbollah]

Senna.
When we were Kings.
Blackfish.
Hoop Dreams.

[Barman Stanton]

Dogtown & Z Boys
King of Kong
Once in a Lifetime (about the New York Santos)
Senna

[Pretty Boy]

Are All Men Paedophiles?

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Are_All_Men_Pedophiles%3F

Very controversial and stiired up a fair bit debate when it was released but very interesting and a topic worth exploring imo.

[Mixu62]

Saw Supersize Me and Fast Food Nation within weeks of each other. Put me off burgers for months. Also liked Morgan Spurlock's series, 30 days. And there's a series of Louis Theeroux in LA coming on TV here soon. Looking forward to that one.

Edit - And of course, "Hibernian - the team that wouldn't die".

[Mikey09]

Blackfish was great. Love a good documentary.

King of Kong, Senna, Project Nim, Food Inc and When We WereKings are my personal faves.

However the most moving one I've seen is Dear Zachary. Can't say any more - just watch it.


Got round to watching Dear Zachary..... An incredible story!! Won't say anything about it so as not to spoil it for others, only don't read the synopsis before you watch it. All I will say is WOW. Thanks for the heads up on that one Hibby70... :aok:

[adhibs]

Just finished watching time is illmatic. Documentary about nas' debut album which also covers various bits of his upbringing and life. It was exactly what I expected it would be like but still thoroughly enjoyable

[Pete]

Dogtown & Z Boys

:agree:

Bones brigade autobiography as well.

[Bighoose]

Dogtown & Z Boys



Forgot about that one. Definitely recommended viewing.

Also remembered "DIG!" about the love–hate relationship of The Brian Jonestown Massacre and The Dandy Warhols.

[Matty_Jack04]

As has been mentioned, "When We were Kings" about the rumble in the jungle is very good. Ali Bomaye!, Ali Bomaye!

Kevin MacDonald has directed two of my favourite documentaries

"One Day in September" about the murder of 11 Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics by Palestinian Terrorists.

"Touching the Void" about a climber who was given for dead by his mate.

Also "Bobby Fischer Against the World" about the life of the first american to win the World Chess championship in 1972, just a bit of a complex character.

And if you like Sports documentaries check out ESPN's 30 for 30 series. A lot of which are on YouTube

The T206 Honus Wagner - http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=8983686


Just watched broke in the 30 for 30 series about american sportsman loosing there fortunes incredible what these guys do and spend over a short space of time

[givescotlandfreedom]

The World at War is an outstanding series of documentaries.

[hibsbollah]

The World at War is an outstanding series of documentaries.

:agree: Lawrence Olivier as narrator is hard to beat.

[Greentinted]

The HBO, America Undercover documentary on Richard Kuklinski (The real-life 'Iceman') is an engaging, if sometimes uncofortable, watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXgi72W2H7U

[easty]

I've recently watched The Cove (about dolphin slaughter in Japan), The Imposter (young american lad went missing, guy in spain claims to be him, the family accept him in, it's not him) and West of Memphis (3 teenage boys charged with the murder of 3 young boys, and the campaign to have them freed).

All good, but West of Memphis was my favourite. I'd never heard of it, which surprises me given the celebs they had on board.

[Pretty Boy]

I watched Bill Baileys Jungle Hero on Netflix today.

All about Alfred Russell Wallace who was an amateur naturalist and collector who explored Borneo, New Guinea etc and proposed the theory of evolution and published it jointly with some of Darwins work.

Darwin went on to publish the Origin of Species and was lauded by the scientific edtablishment. As a rich, graduate of a suitable background of course he was. Wallace was self taught, a mere collector and left school at 14 and was largely forgotten despite playing a huge role in our understanding of natural history.

[Stranraer]

Into the Abyss (Werner Herzog)*
Bowling for Columbine (Michael Moore)

*be warned, it got me down for a good while.

[Mango Man]

Searching For Sugar man. Excellent story about a musician who gained a lot of fame but didn't know about it.

Super High Me. Comedian Doug Benson, a serial weed smoker, stops for 30 days and then does 30 days solid smoking, pretty funny.

Rush-Beyond the lighted stage. Cool doc on a great band.

[johnbc70]

After reading this thread I watched 'West of Memphis' which was excellent and just finished 'Into the Abyss' which again I thought was excellent. There is something about watching documentaries that is so different to watching a fictional film and you just seem to get a bit more satisfaction having watched something that is real and about real people, not people that are made up. But also a feeling that is hard to describe, like after 'West of Memphis' there was the feeling that the real killer is out there and from what the film was suggesting he should be behind bars or even on death row, but he is not and you wonder why. Trying to work out what to watch next.

[Mikey09]

Been watching a few documentaries recently with a few standing out.

just this minute finished watching The Internets own boy... The story of Aaron Swartz. Really good watch.
Kids for cash is another very good film. About a juvenile court judge who hands out harsh sentences for minor offences.
However the best one I watched was All this Mayhem. About 2 brothers who make it in pro skateboarding before hitting the self destruct button. I'm not a big fan of skateboarding, never really was, but this film is riveting. :top marks

[wpj]

Always enjoyed Endless Summer, even with the volume down it can make a nice background.
Also the Ramones doc (forget the name of it)

[The_Exile]

This is on Netflix and is an increcible documentary https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virunga_(film)

[Mango Man]

Been watching a few documentaries recently with a few standing out.

just this minute finished watching The Internets own boy... The story of Aaron Swartz. Really good watch.
Kids for cash is another very good film. About a juvenile court judge who hands out harsh sentences for minor offences.
However the best one I watched was All this Mayhem. About 2 brothers who make it in pro skateboarding before hitting the self destruct button. I'm not a big fan of skateboarding, never really was, but this film is riveting. :top marks

Watched All This Mayhem the other night, cracking watch, remember seeing those brothers at The X games on TV when I was younger, had no idea of their story, wow.

[Mixu62]

Living in NZ I should also mention the excellent series The New Zealand Wars. Well worth a look.

[Mikey09]

Watched All This Mayhem the other night, cracking watch, remember seeing those brothers at The X games on TV when I was younger, had no idea of their story, wow.


I actually started watching it thinking, "just another skateboard documentary."
How wrong I was!! As you quite rightly say... WOW!
Tony Hawk doesn't really come across too well in it though.

[Onceinawhile]

If anyone is looking for a football documentary I'd highly recommend next goal wins.

[Craig_HFC]

Watched 'Zeitgeist: The Movie' for the first time tonight... utterly mental and horrifying at the same time.

[HibbyKeith]

Watched The Seven Five recently. It's about an corrupt cop working the 75th Precinct of the NYPD in the 1980's, was worth a look.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4136056/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

[Mikey09]

Watched 'Zeitgeist: The Movie' for the first time tonight... utterly mental and horrifying at the same time.

Its very thought provoking isn't it?!



Watched The Seven Five recently. It's about an corrupt cop working the 75th Precinct of the NYPD in the 1980's, was worth a look.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4136056/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1


Sounds like my kind of film. Will give it a watch.. :thumbsup:

[Mikey09]

Watching Horizon: Do you know what time it is? Brian Cox trying to explain what time is, how we move through it, and loads of other questions re time.... My head is pickled!!! :wtf:

[Mr Grieves]

The Act of Killing is a gripping watch.

I like the storyville series on BBC. Episodes I'd recommend are-

The one about the magician James Randi.

One based on Himmler's letters.

K2 climbing disaster.

One about a Serbian managing the South Sudan national team

[johnbc70]

Watched The Seven Five recently. It's about an corrupt cop working the 75th Precinct of the NYPD in the 1980's, was worth a look.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4136056/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
Just watched it, would recommend it you like real life crime stories. New York was a scary place late 80s and early 90s.

[Mikey09]

Just watched The Battered *******s of Baseball. :top marks

About Bing Russell, Kurt's auld man, taking over his local independent team in Portland and the success and struggles with the baseball authorities. Absolutely magnificent. A guy who done it for the love of the sport.

[David_D]

Watched the Central Park 5. About 5 teenagers who spent years in prison for a crime they never commited. Was a good watch.

[snooky]

Watched good documentary on Alba last night on Jim Baxter.
Gave you his whole life story but never mentioned he was a Hibby.

[Mon Dieu4]

Bobby Fischer against the world and Jinx the life and deaths of Robert Durst

Both are such bizarre stories I was surprised I never knew about them before watching

[Mr Grieves]

Bobby Fischer against the world and Jinx the life and deaths of Robert Durst Both are such bizarre stories I was surprised I never knew about them before watchingThe last episode of The Jinx is dynamite!

[Stranraer]

or just watch Requiem for a Dream you'll either fall asleep or be absolutely terrified for life.

[MrRobot]

or just watch Requiem for a Dream you'll either fall asleep or be absolutely terrified for life.

Great film. Very powerful watch.

Finally watched Zeitgeist. Very interesting, highly recommend it.

[matty_f]

Been watching The Catch on Channel 4, not quite the same vein as some mentioned here, but it's excellent.

[stoneyburn hibs]

Been watching The Catch on Channel 4, not quite the same vein as some mentioned here, but it's excellent.

I'm enjoying that too Matty, hard graft for those guys.

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

Finished watching Nazi Collabators on Yesterday which featured Anton Gecas who died in Edinburgh a few years ago, the number of Jewish deaths he was associated with is astounding.

Oddly enough he ended up receiving a medal from Britain for fighting in Italy towards the end of the war.

[Future17]

Been watching The Catch on Channel 4, not quite the same vein as some mentioned here, but it's excellent.


I'm enjoying that too Matty, hard graft for those guys.

:agree:

Great insight into a profession which is very important to the nation, but one that not too many of us know a whole lot about.

[rodhibs55]

Ice Truckers is pretty cool.

[DH1875]

Ice Truckers is pretty cool.


I ce what you did there :greengrin.

said it on the other thread but there is some pretty good documentaries to do do with Pablo Escobar on Netflix at the moment.

[Matty_Jack04]

Watched the internets own boy yesterday was quite good few bits over my head in terms of understanding but a good watch and story

[K-Zazu]

Watched all this Mayhem last night was very good. The 2 brothers just spiralled out of control

[Pretty Boy]

After watching Narcos I watched Sins of My Father about Escobars son reflecting on his Dad.

Really interesting watch, would recommend.

[BroxburnHibee]

After watching Narcos I watched Sins of My Father about Escobars son reflecting on his Dad.

Really interesting watch, would recommend.

Agreed - just watched it too.

[Mikey09]

Just watched Capitalism: A Love Story. Film by Michael Moore. Goldman Sachs?! More like Baw Sachs!!

[Matty_Jack04]

Just watched Capitalism: A Love Story. Film by Michael Moore. Goldman Sachs?! More like Baw Sachs!!

Just watched this on Netflix decent watch

[Betty Boop]

Adam Curtis - Bitter Lake is excellent.

[hibsbollah]

Adam Curtis - Bitter Lake is excellent.

Should be on the school syllabus :agree:

[Mikey09]

Adam Curtis - Bitter Lake is excellent.


Where can I see this?

[hibsbollah]

Where can I see this?

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2hdcji

[Future17]

Where can I see this?

Available on iPlayer.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p02gyz6b/adam-curtis-bitter-lake

[Mikey09]

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2hdcji


Available on iPlayer.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p02gyz6b/adam-curtis-bitter-lake


Nice one. Thanks...:aok:

[Godsahibby]

As someone who grew up watching WWF in the early 90's, I was hooked watching 'The Resurrection of Jake the Snake' on Netflix. I had been totally unaware of the issues he has had as well as many other ex pro wrestlers.

Well worth a watch.

[Mikey09]

Just watched 3 1/2 Minutes, Ten Bullets on Netflix. Absolutely brilliant documentary about a young black kid murdered by a middle aged white guy. It's goes through the whole trial as well as some heart rendering interviews with all involved. Puts Americas gun laws on trial. Shocking stuff.

[Mikey09]

As someone who grew up watching WWF in the early 90's, I was hooked watching 'The Resurrection of Jake the Snake' on Netflix. I had been totally unaware of the issues he has had as well as many other ex pro wrestlers.

Well worth a watch.


Gonna watch this tonight. My laddie recommended this as well.

[Ergye]

I haven't seen this one mentioned. It's about 2 young lads from Dundee trying to make it in the industry as rappers, but they get laughed out of the room as the 'rapping Proclaimers, so they decide to pretend to be American, and then it gets interesting. Highly enjoyable.

https://www.thecourier.co.uk/news/local/dundee/62922/rap-rascals-silibil-n-brains-at-dundee-film-screening/

[bigwheel]

I haven't seen this one mentioned. It's about 2 young lads from Dundee trying to make it in the industry as rappers, but they get laughed out of the room as the 'rapping Proclaimers, so they decide to pretend to be American, and then it gets interesting. Highly enjoyable.

https://www.thecourier.co.uk/news/local/dundee/62922/rap-rascals-silibil-n-brains-at-dundee-film-screening/


there is an excellent book on this true story..worth a read...

[Pete]

Africans in America: America's journey through slavery.

It's a four part documentary on YouTube of the North American element of the transatlantic slave trade starting at the very beginning, which involves the first settlements. I've just watched the third episode after knowing very little about the whole subject and it's a real eye opener. The frustration you feel is only matched by the contradictions of people who wrote that "all men are created equal".

It's really long and not for those without a lot of time on their hands but mans inhumanity towards his fellow man in the new world fascinates me for some reason. Maybe because it's glossed over with things like Columbus Day etc...

[Ryan69]

Hunting Hitler.

Makes you really question.....If infact Hitler died in that bunker.

Doesnt seem likely however.

[EH6 Hibby]

I watched 3 ½ Minutes, Ten Bullets on Netflix earlier.

Really enjoyed it, but it was up there with Making a Murderer for making me rage at the TV.

Florida's stand your ground law is unreal.

[adhibs]

Hunting Hitler.

Makes you really question.....If infact Hitler died in that bunker.

Doesnt seem likely however.

I realy enjoyed that, seemed credible enough that i think its a possibility he fled.

[Mikey09]

Watched The White Helmets today. Some stunning footage of the work these volunteers do in Syria as first responders to bombings. Shocking stuff. These guys are proper heroes. Incredible wee documentary.

[Mon Dieu4]

13th it's a documentary about the 13th amendment and how the US have used it to pretty much ensure that slavery continues through the prison system, it's a hard watch at time but the best thing I've seen in ages, it's new to netflix if anyone wants to watch it

[Stranraer]

The most eye opening documentary I've ever seen is Swansea Love Story by VICE. It's on YouTube.

[Mikey09]

Watched a couple of brilliant documentaries on Netflix recently. Jim: The James Foley Story is fantastic. Tells the story of the life of Foley, who was a photographic journalist captured by Islamic State in 2014 and publicly beheaded.

Diving Into The Unknown. After a tragic accident that leaves two cave divers dead the four survivors return to the caves to recover their body's as the authorities deem it too much of a risk to do so. Incredible stuff.

[patch1875]

20 feet from stardom.

Superb documentary about backing singers to the stars.

Some amazing vocals.

[Mon Dieu4]

The keepers on Netflix, it's about a Nuns murder in Baltimore, wont say any more on it just now, but will make your blood boil

[easty]

The keepers on Netflix, it's about a Nuns murder in Baltimore, wont say any more on it just now, but will make your blood boil

I've watched the first 2. I expect I'll finish it off over this weekend.

[Alfiembra]

I'm going back a long time to a series I was absolutely enthralled with called Bodyline.
it was the story of the 1932 (IIRC) ashes test series where the English bowlers adopted a then unseen aggressive tactic against Don Bradman particularly but the entire Australian team.

i have no love of cricket and would watch anything else other than cricket on the telly, but this was a superb story and if it's still out there somewhere to see then I'd thoroughly recommend it.

[patch1875]

I'm going back a long time to a series I was absolutely enthralled with called Bodyline.
it was the story of the 1932 (IIRC) ashes test series where the English bowlers adopted a then unseen aggressive tactic against Don Bradman particularly but the entire Australian team.

i have no love of cricket and would watch anything else other than cricket on the telly, but this was a superb story and if it's still out there somewhere to see then I'd thoroughly recommend it.

I remember a series about bodyline was more of a drama I remember probably 30 years + ago.

[GreenLake]

I like this short illustration of the James T Webb Space Telescope being deployed. There are other documentaries explaining the science behind this telescope which is a next step after the Hubble. I met a guy who works on it as an electrical engineer and funnily enough it was at an LA Galaxy game. Hopefully the launch will be successful when they finish building it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-70X2j8G6Q

[Captain Trips]

Car Crash; The delorean story. I found excellent and interesting.

https://youtu.be/uMUXZaROJKM

[Pedantic_Hibee]

The Keepers on Netflix.

Enough to make the blood boil.

[hibsbollah]

Bang Bang in da Manor, Independent film about gang violence in London. Powerful. Slightly annoying only the first two parts on YouTube, was on bbc3 in its entirety recently.

https://youtu.be/ZnefIig8nSM

[adhibs]

Counter punch on Netflix is realy good. Follows three boxers in America who are at different stages of their careers and is filmed over two years. I've only got a minimal interest in the sport, but it was fascinating to see them trying to achieve their varied goals in the sport.

[Mon Dieu4]

Just watched Icarus on Netflix about the Russain State doping, it's got the guy who came up with it involved, really good watch and makes you think the games really up the pole with international sport

[snooky]

20 feet from stardom.

Superb documentary about backing singers to the stars.

Some amazing vocals.

I saw this a while back. Superb viewing for someone like myself who grew up in that era.
Unsung heroines (to use a kinda oxymoron).

[pacorosssco]

The Stanford Prison experiment is well worth a look. Its on youtube somewhere. Quite uncomfortable viewing though.powerful horrible maybe one of most exposing examples that we are animals not human

[pacorosssco]

Unlawful killing. New Order Story

[--------]

"When the FA Banned Women" was on BBC4 recently. Claire Balding (who is, in my opinion, one of the best and most intelligent of contemporary sports journalists) on the rise and fall of women's football during and immediately after the First World War. A real eye-opener on the subject of a real injustice.

I had no idea.

[adhibs]

Ive watched quite a few over the last couple days.

'among the believers'. Interviews and on site filming with extremists in islamabad. Interesting look at the situation from different perspectives with some unbelievable views.

'el fin De ETA'. Interesting look at the efforts to bring their murdering to an end.

'the wolfpack', Is bizarre story. It features a group of film obsessed kids in New York who were basicaly imprisoned by their dad. Access to leave varied from 0 - 7 times per year and was forbidden on their own.

'the truth about alcohol'. A lot of it basicaly recovered common knowledge. Its made me consider my habits though.

[MrRobot]

Bumping this thread to see if anybody has some recommendations for documentaries. Im a sucker for good conspiracy documentaries but like anything thats a bit dark and messed up.

[MagicSwirlingShip]

Good one on Netflix just now about Death Row inmates. I am killer I think it’s called

[easty]

Good one on Netflix just now about Death Row inmates. I am killer I think it’s called

I Am A Killer

I've watched the first episode, really good.

[lord bunberry]

I watched one a while ago on Netflix about the flat earth society. It’s utterly insane, but it’s entertaining watching these people trying to justify their madness.

[Jakhog1]

Last two I have watched are Bob Lazar, about some whistleblower from area 51, a bit repetitive but fascinating at the same time, then watched wild wild country, really enjoyed it, some guru convinces thousands of people to join his not so quite religious cult, crazy story of deception, egos and strange going ons

Last one could actually be a documentary about hearts

[MrRobot]

Last two I have watched are Bob Lazar, about some whistleblower from area 51, a bit repetitive but fascinating at the same time, then watched wild wild country, really enjoyed it, some guru convinces thousands of people to join his not so quite religious cult, crazy story of deception, egos and strange going ons

Last one could actually be a documentary about hearts

Started watching the Bob Lazar one, looks pretty good so far.

Wild Wild Country was extremely strange, but enjoyed it.

I watched one called Cartel Land a while back which was horrific viewing, but a really good documentary.

[lord bunberry]

Last two I have watched are Bob Lazar, about some whistleblower from area 51, a bit repetitive but fascinating at the same time, then watched wild wild country, really enjoyed it, some guru convinces thousands of people to join his not so quite religious cult, crazy story of deception, egos and strange going ons

Last one could actually be a documentary about hearts
I watched the Bob Lazar one as well, I really enjoyed it even if I was a bit sceptical watching it.

[Onceinawhile]

I watched one a while ago on Netflix about the flat earth society. It’s utterly insane, but it’s entertaining watching these people trying to justify their madness.

I've seen that. It's brilliant when they devise scientific experiments to prove the earth is flat. They then get evidence to the contrary and then try again as they must have got something wrong.

No, the earth just isn't flat!!

[Pretty Boy]

I've seen that. It's brilliant when they devise scientific experiments to prove the earth is flat. They then get evidence to the contrary and then try again as they must have got something wrong.

No, the earth just isn't flat!!

The two guys who spent tens of thousands of dollars on lasers to prove there was no curvature on the sea bed where my favourites.

Utterly deluded and determined to waste even more money to prove the results of their own experiment were wrong. Fools and their money.

[lord bunberry]

I've seen that. It's brilliant when they devise scientific experiments to prove the earth is flat. They then get evidence to the contrary and then try again as they must have got something wrong.

No, the earth just isn't flat!!


The two guys who spent tens of thousands of dollars on lasers to prove there was no curvature on the sea bed where my favourites.

Utterly deluded and determined to waste even more money to prove the results of their own experiment were wrong. Fools and their money.
I bet they’re still at it now.

[Greentinted]

Not sure if this counts as a documentary but I’ve been watching a few of the James English podcasts on his YouTube channel.
Perhaps not to everyone’s liking but having watched those focussing on Paul Ferris, Frank McAvennie, Andy Goram and the Luke Mitchell case I’m glad I put my initial reservations to the side.

[Captain Trips]

6 part series was on The truth behind the moon landings. Discussing if moon landing was faked.