Netflix Documentaries

[Shorty]

or documentaries in general! What are some of your favorites and what would you suggest others to watch?

I've been watching the documentary series Kink lately and it's... I don't know. Not quite as "shocking" or detailed as I would have imagined it to be. It's interesting enough.

I'd recommend Food, Inc., H. H. Holmes: America's First Serial Killer, The Comedians of Comedy and Witness to Jonestown, to name some.

I want to see Mansome! I found one recently called Deliver Us From Evil that looks interesting and I'd like to see Fetishes and Absinthe. ALSO DID YOU KNOW THEY HAVE SHARK WEEK ON NETFLIX?

[Slothy]

I'm pretty sure Fathead is on Netflix. Watch it post haste!

[Jowy]

Last one I remember watching was when National Geographic snuck some cameras into North Korea. someone really needs to overthrow grand dear fantastic magical leader or whatever the hell. i'll usually just open the documentaries tab, close my eyes, and pick one at random.

[Miriel]

Check out Dogs Decoded: Nova

It's fantastic if you're interested in dogs even a little.

[Lonely Paper Star]

Last one I remember watching was when National Geographic snuck some cameras into North Korea. someone really needs to overthrow grand dear fantastic magical leader or whatever the hell. i'll usually just open the documentaries tab, close my eyes, and pick one at random.

I watched that too! I like learning about North Korea, so I try to get my hands on any documentary relating to it.

Also, space documentaries and TED talks. Love space <3

And for some reason, I'm fascinated by disasters that kill a lot of people or smurf them up, so I gravitate toward stuff about Pompeii, Hiroshima/Nagasaki, Jonestown, and disease. And other things. I'm morbid?

I have Between The Folds on my instant queue. I need to get on that, because origami is kind of a hobby of mine. XD That and finish Burma VJ, which is pretty interesting.

[Clo]

Jiro Dreams of Sushi is amazing.

[Nicolas]

Jiro Dreams of Sushi is amazing.

This. Do This.

[Miriel]

If you have any interest in fashion or photography at all, The September Issue is fantastic. And The President's Photographer used to be on instant but it's not anymore. If it ever comes back, it is seriously a phenomenal look into the photographer's role in the white house. Super eye opener for me.

[Lonely Paper Star]

Is The September Issue the one about Anna Wintour? :o .. I'm guessing it is.

[Miriel]

Yeah, but the star of the documentary turned out to be Grace Coddington who is kind of featured as the antithesis of Anna Wintour. Watching her work in The September Issue was wonderful.

[Yar]

Oh my god I love documentaries on Netflix. Last year my friends and I would watch them at my house at least once a week.

I remember during a blizzard we stayed up and watched every documentary that had Neil deGrasse Tyson that we could find. Those are my recommedations

[Lonely Paper Star]

Yeah, but the star of the documentary turned out to be Grace Coddington who is kind of featured as the antithesis of Anna Wintour. Watching her work in The September Issue was wonderful.

Watching it right now. Grace and Anna's dynamic is very interesting.

And Andre is amusing. XDD