Top 5s if your into crime , paranormal , urban legends

Not necessarily 'weed' related, but if you want a YouTube channel to learn some stuff, "Today I Found Out" is great when you're high and ready to soak up a bit of random trivia (if that's your thing)

Cheers BB

Thanks mate, just taken a look, looks interesting :-)

DrewIsSharing

I literally just discovered LDR and I have to say I've been blown away by the sheer level of creativity and beauty in the whole thing. Simply stunning

Yeah trippy asf. Real original too. Can't think of anything I've seen like it

amazing, its hard until its easy

You just have to hang in there

amazing, its much harder for me to make it go left to right

Wow, now that is stoned theatre

is that starsky?

BAYBY

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Can't Get You Out Of My Head - Adam Curtis

Anything from Adam Curtis is solid gold

Nice one, here's a playlist for curtis

this looks good but im having trouble viewing it. is there anywhere else but the bbc website

Murder Mountain - Netflix

Easily the best documentary mini series I've seen in years. And I watch a lot of them. Fascinating if you're interested in the cannabis business, and murder....and weird isolated communities, and loads more.

Just incredible. Seen it 3 times and might watch it again.

Tiger King on Netflix is also pretty good although didn't need to be as long as it was. Seemed to be dragged out over too many episodes.

Cheers BB

Yes, (Murder Mountain) I need to watch that again. Started casually watching that and then couldn't believe what I was watching. Tiger King is fun to watch, but Murder Mountain should just as much credit or hype.

Vice documentaries

or documentaries by Louis Theroux

i actually have a feeling Louis Theroux is a user here!!

somewhere suspiciously looking for the good stuff

Hahaha and asking a lot of (not so) innocent questions I guess.

Thanks mate

lol yeah suspiciously not so innocent jokes

Peace brother

the Q anon documentary on HBO especially for learning about fred brennan

Learning the identity of Q wasnt bad either, this is important journalism that happens to have amazing characters.

The Odessa Project.

Not too serious
Not too long.

Ask yourself if you had 30 million in 1996 would you buy a Russian submarine to run drugs ?

Yeah, that one is crazy. Loved that one.

These new BBC nature docs are great if you have a 4K tv ;) I just got one. The last tv I bought was a cube, so it’s amazing picture ;)

Yeah being high and watching nature docs in 4k is so intense :-)

Icarus
The Octopus Teacher
Murder mountain

Yeah Icarus is amazing. I am not sure if a saw The Octopus Teacher, I saw a couple about Octupus and they are amazing creatures. Thanks I will check it

The war we don't see- john pilger

If you haven't seen One Day in September, check it out. It's about the hostage situation at the Munich Olympics. A story of misplaced political activism/terrorism and the mind-blowing incompetence by the authorities who were tasked with handling it. Or, The Fog of War, in which Robert McNamara - late US Secretary of Defence - talks candidly about America's devious role in many 20th Century events.

Yeah good one. The Fog of War: need to check that one out.
And "mind-blowing incompetence by the authorities"? Just turn on the news 0_o

Ha! Yeah, I guess nothing changes.

The Game Changers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSpglxHTJVM
Turned me into asparagus- eating caw :)

I must admit, I am a die hard carnivore. But that doc did make me think about eating less meat too. Check Joe Rogan podcast too with the doc maker. Very interesting.

The same here- ended up eating less meat just because I started eating more veg :) Not a black/white path though as there are A LOT of poor quality "vegan"-labelled products with tonnes of salt and things that are much worse than meat.

Ever bit of change will help :-)

Yes! Loved that - not totally Vegan but loved the way they showed Meat = muscles

If you are at all interested in hip hop, check out the BBC Four series "Hip Hop - The Songs That Shook America". I only saw one episode so far, but there are some amazing interviews, old footage and stories.

The new Netflix doc about Biggie is pretty good too.

didn't rate it tbh, didn't think it did the best job of telling his story and jumped around too much. Found it tedious to watch at times imo. I'm a big biggie fan so had high hopes

Can't Get You Out of My Head

That looks really interesting. Thanks

Hands On a Hardbody: Amazing documentary about a competition to win a car. 24 people compete by keeping their hand on the car and being the last one standing. Sleep deprivation, insanity, giggles and heartbreak ensue.

The Decline Of Western Civilization: There's 3 of these. The second one is the funniest. In parts it's like a real-life Spinal Tap.

Heavy Metal Parking Lot: This is on Youtube and is only like 10 minutes long. But it's about the carpark scene at a Judas Priest concert. Mullets and questionable characters abound.

Project Grizzly: Mad man tries to invent a suit that will allow him to survive a grizzly bear attack. He ends up looking like Robocop. One of the funniest documentaries ever made.

American Movie: Amateur filmmaker is trying to get his horror movie made over multiple years. Follows him and his cast (locals/family) and the terrible movie they make.

Awesome. Thx

Cocaine Cowboys

Read the book a last year, LB needs a John Roberts to spice things up a bit lol

'Fourteen Days In May' on BBC iPlayer.

Its from the 80s and followins a death row inmates final 2 weeks leading up to his execution date. Very powerful documentary, will stay with you gor a while after watching.

ULC

I read a suggestion that the popularity of BBC nature documentaries (particularly Attenbrough) in the USA has great correlation with legalised weed.

Almost anything from Storyville.

I’ve been watching ‘The Innocence files’ decent that. So was ‘the nightstalker’

U.S had to turn back on a nuclear bombing mission to Cairo in 1967 after Israel navy torpedo hit USS Liberty. It's mental !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyiP1tUOxig

All NOVA docs

True! One of my favorite NOVA docs is Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial.

Have a look at the ihavenotv website, they have plenty of great docs for free

What a fantastic recommendation. Cheers for that.
Some of the stuff on there is fascinating.... especially after a nice vape. :-)==~

Haven't logged in to netflix for a while ahaha

cheers bro

Not brand new but still, unique way to make documentary. full movie also available, engrossing. The Tower.

Full : https://youtu.be/fXCfht5VzHE

Love this thread, some real gems here.

2 additions.

Street Food Asia.
Good food and good gear go hand in hand. Watching these mostly old timers make simple things so well, some of them finally got Michelin stars for it. Great cinematography and storytelling.

Hannibal Buress Goes To Scotland.
Love this guy already, but this is an insight into the real highs and lows of the working life of a comedian as he does Edinburgh Festival for the first time.

the tiger woods doco on hbo, incredible story

Thanks I will check that out too.

Anything made by Ken Burns. Anything by Storyville or the best documentary ever made "Death of a state."

Ah so many, just finished "Being Human" on Youtube - thats a 3 part series.

Are we talking just series or documentaries?

Jurassic Park

Loved every moment of this, I need to go back and watch while having a good vape session!

This was one of the most beautiful shows I've ever watched. So profound.

Pheweee…gonna have to stock up for this one! 😵‍💫👍

bigg up

Watched a good amount of this on mushrooms. Yes enlightening, great show and facinating concept.

Maybe if we all gathered together in one place and jumped a few times when the sun is at midday it will move slightly and will resolve this global warming.👍😃

Or if we all ran on the spot would the Earth speed up? Or turned around and ran the other way on the spot, would we go back in time? Maybe if we all pushed into the ground at the same time the Earth would implode? Oh the possibilities.

we can do this people

Check out the CGI... even more fun if you speak the lingo ;)

is it camp or are they playing it straight?

Love a bit of Adam Curtis, engrossing always, but always have an underlying feeling that I'm being told a narrative that is only one strand of a story. The fact that he's BBC using BBC clips adds to my unease. However I've watched the lot and some of the clips blow the mind. His latest Traumazone is newly up on iplayer about the fall of communism (timely eh?)

What a Legend, have you see the one where he ends up out in the middle of nowhere, trapped by his “super fan” it’s fucking hilarious, but I can’t remember the name of the episode.

See you next week then….. we’ll have that pint…. Go see my brother 🤣

No way ya big spastic you’re a mentalist!

Thats actually a great episode man ... he's a mentalist ...

Fucking hell, yes mate, I’m going to watch that episode again, when I get some smoke in. Nice one for uploading that.

It’s a belter! One of the best in my opinion.

Think I'll have to give it a watch then go on to the new stuff.

New stuff is wicked mate - lot of the old fans not into it but to me it’s banging!

Love his new investigative journalist style. Think the character is actually getting better over time.
This Time is fucking hilarious if you're into these recent ones, 2 series

just cant beat a bit of alan

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Second anything Steve Cougan.
Alpha papa. 2013, how time flys.

This is really interesting, seems the Romans never really integrated the local population so even at it's height the whole thing was tenuous.

Brexit B.C.

More like USA BC

It's always felt strange seeing Roman relics in England, like there is no continuity with anything else.

Fascinating. I really enjoyed the whole series. Itchy feet now though, i really want to travel!

FUCKING BRILLANT THIS

guiltless binge watching, thanks matey