What is your Favorite Documentary?

Documentaries for me are best watched at the right moment in history.

In 2006:
Iraq For Sale: The War Profiteers

In 2006:
Who killed the electric car

In 2008:
I.O.U.S.A.

In 2008:
Food, Inc

2009:
Beer Wars

In 2011:
Too Big to Fail

In 2013:
Pump
 
I also Like the Jesse James (motorcycles and guns) documentaries. He maybe an egotistical asshole, but you can't deny he's all about the art of fabrication.
 
The Jeffrey Dahmer Files
Aileen
Killer Legends
BBC documentary about the Harpy Eagle - "The monkey-eating eagle of the Orinoco"
 
I watched one last nite on Gene "Windy" Winfield, that guy did and is still doing some amazing automotive stuff!!
 
 
Anthony Bourdain's Parts unknown,Episode 1 of season 11.I didn't esp like him,and I sure don't like the folks he worked for (CNN) but he went to some interesting places and I watched his show from time to time.This episode was his best and one of his last.Its surprisingly fair to southern living has three things gonna for it,rock bouncing,guns and Tyler Childers music.
 
WWII HD is great. Nazi Mega weapons, Hitlers steel beast, Nazi megastructures, Hitlers circle of evil, Age of Tanks, The accountant of Auschwitz, Auschwitz, Prosecuting Evil, Inglorious Bastards......

Anyone notice a trend lol? But currently, Im watching the Highwaymen. Its good too.
 
Cherokeekid88 said:
The Farthest: Voyager in Space.

Super interesting if you love space stuff.

Its really amazing how long and how far Voyager 1 and 2 have gone and still are able to send back radio signals.
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Yet we often have trouble getting CB radios to pick up from one end of a convoy to the other.
 
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