Best documentaries to watch ?

[Shin]

This past few days, everytime I come home from college or the Library, I Watch a movie to relax.

I would prefer to use that time more smartly, so I was wondering if you guys know some very deep documentaries, you know, the ones that goes very in-depth, no sturn left unturned (Nothing censored visually and/or intellectually).

I know the Spectrum of subjects is quite large, but I personally Don't have any préférences for now

 

Not related at all, but if someone knows why my computer put random uppercase, that would be nice  

 

[NoSelfSelf]

I enjoyed,Icarus,Big time,Life in a day lately

[Dan Arnautu]

@Shin Love how you're thinking.

Here are a few I really recommend:

Don't let the title confuse you. It's not a biased documentary. It's very engaging and it will give you plenty of aha moments. 9/10 from me. Must watch.

Basically, it's about how eating less meat is gonna help us save the planet and help us live in a more conscious way. It offers lots of alternatives, especially to those who say they need protein for bodybuilding (this guy is a former fitness youtuber).

This guy is also working on another documentary on The Transition to Sustainable Energy.  He is 11 months in the process and it's gonna be released pretty soon.

• The documentaries from London Real are also very good. I especially like the ones with Ido Portal and Dorian Yates
• The Samadhi Movie: Part I and II
• Wild WIld County  - about Osho's commune, although I assume you saw it already
• Not really documentary type, but I recommend Joe Rogan's Specials  on Netflix. Joe Rogan is one of the very few to incorporate real knowledge/food for thought into his work and not merely superficial entertainment fo laughs and giggles. George Carlin fits this description too. A lot of stage yellow thinking to be found here.
• Pumping Iron - About bodybuilding, with Arnold Schwarzenegger being the case study 
• The series Everest , which Leo also recommended.
• A short film which gives you kind of a preview/overview of what pickup is about. 

 

Most of these I would rewatch at least 1-2 times throughout my life. Hope you like them.

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[Dan Arnautu]

@NoSelfSelf @SFRL What did you love most about those?

[Shin]

Thank you,

Waiting for more.

 

[NoSelfSelf]

@Dan Arnautu That would be spoilers

[PsiloPutty]

If you have Netflix, look up "On Yoga: The Architecture of Peace." 

One of the most hauntingly beautiful shows I've watched this year. 

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