Arithen
Well-Known Member
Hi everyone! I've been on a Documentary Binge for a few months now, and I cant seem to stop watching them!!!!
Anyway, I've compiled my top ten Documentaries You Really Can't Afford To Miss! It has been extremely difficult trying to number these from best! (first) to Almost Best (tenth).
Sorry about the three posts, your only allowed 2 media links per post. didnt know.
Also, I would love to see what your top DOCUMENTARIES (ONLY) list is!
1: THE COVE
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KRD8e20fBo[/media]
The Cove: This is by far the best Documentary I have ever seen and may ever see. Not only that, but It is the best film I have ever seen and trust me, i've seen a lot of movies. This film is based off of a secret ops mission lead by the man who started the industry of captive kept dolphins and whales, The man who trained the Flipper Dolphins. He goes to Japan to try and expose what is happening every year in a small town when the dolphins migrate. Each year a small group of people make millions of dollars capturing Dolphins for the entertainment industry. Only a few are taken, less than 20 usually, the other thousands that were captured are then pointlessly slaughtered.
2: SHARKWATER
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggtxA4wuXzY[/media]
Sharkwater: This was one of my first favorite Documentaries. A young photographer/filmer goes out to try and discover why people are fining sharks and just how much are being killed in a year. During the duration of the film over 15,000 sharks have been killed (by duration i just mean you watching it, not the creation of the production).
Anyway, I've compiled my top ten Documentaries You Really Can't Afford To Miss! It has been extremely difficult trying to number these from best! (first) to Almost Best (tenth).
Sorry about the three posts, your only allowed 2 media links per post. didnt know.
Also, I would love to see what your top DOCUMENTARIES (ONLY) list is!
1: THE COVE
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KRD8e20fBo[/media]
The Cove: This is by far the best Documentary I have ever seen and may ever see. Not only that, but It is the best film I have ever seen and trust me, i've seen a lot of movies. This film is based off of a secret ops mission lead by the man who started the industry of captive kept dolphins and whales, The man who trained the Flipper Dolphins. He goes to Japan to try and expose what is happening every year in a small town when the dolphins migrate. Each year a small group of people make millions of dollars capturing Dolphins for the entertainment industry. Only a few are taken, less than 20 usually, the other thousands that were captured are then pointlessly slaughtered.
2: SHARKWATER
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggtxA4wuXzY[/media]
Sharkwater: This was one of my first favorite Documentaries. A young photographer/filmer goes out to try and discover why people are fining sharks and just how much are being killed in a year. During the duration of the film over 15,000 sharks have been killed (by duration i just mean you watching it, not the creation of the production).
