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Title: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pissclams on April 12, 2009, 06:21:03 PM
traveling on to Mexico Thursday, gonna load up the ipod w/ movies.  any good documentary sugg's or other movies?   

was thinking maybe slumdog too
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: cireksu on April 12, 2009, 06:33:07 PM
heard slumdog was really  overrated.  City of god was better :dunno:
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Kat Kid on April 12, 2009, 06:42:29 PM
Where to?

Hang with a dude at a taco stand all day interview him, eat tacos with him, ask him about his life, his aspirations, interview taco stand patrons, wipe the sweat from your brow and ponder global inequality, ask him for another brain taco, go to the toliet and crap water, have a Sol and a cigarette.  Anthony Bourdain meets 30 days meets existential long shots of life from a Gus Van Sant movie (would kill the hand-held mic and blast something slightly obscure and lite-etherial-sound-rockylike maybe Mogwai? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8J98ZeS-ME&feature=PlayList&p=0BF82F81F7E0AAD8&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=2)

I'd also go to a movie theater and get popcorn and put all the condiments on it (hot sauce, jalapenos, nacho cheez etc.) and order like 7 beers and weird everyone out.  You'll probably see something like No Country for Old Men which should just be hitting theaters there.

Where are you going again?  Is this a bromance fueled trip?  Are you solo, like a young Hemmingway?  Will you have an annoying girlfriend in tow?  My tips are these:  Don't do anything at the hotel.  If you must ply the p-ssy with Miami Vices (just ask for one at any touristy place) and ditch to check out street life, do it!  Always buy newspapers from street kids, always go to the nastiest looking cantinas and always go to the most expensive looking clubs for laughs.  They will have names like "Cubo" or "Apolo" or "Bar 7 Club."  You will have the most decadent night of your life for like $50-60.  Never pay for flowers.

Always go to a public beach that is in the middle of nowhere.

Don't forget to wear sunscreen.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pissclams on April 12, 2009, 06:53:16 PM
Where to?

Hang with a dude at a taco stand all day interview him, eat tacos with him, ask him about his life, his aspirations, interview taco stand patrons, wipe the sweat from your brow and ponder global inequality, ask him for another brain taco, go to the toliet and crap water, have a Sol and a cigarette.  Anthony Bourdain meets 30 days meets existential long shots of life from a Gus Van Sant movie (would kill the hand-held mic and blast something slightly obscure and lite-etherial-sound-rockylike maybe Mogwai? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8J98ZeS-ME&feature=PlayList&p=0BF82F81F7E0AAD8&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=2)

I'd also go to a movie theater and get popcorn and put all the condiments on it (hot sauce, jalapenos, nacho cheez etc.) and order like 7 beers and weird everyone out.  You'll probably see something like No Country for Old Men which should just be hitting theaters there.

Where are you going again?  Is this a bromance fueled trip?  Are you solo, like a young Hemmingway?  Will you have an annoying girlfriend in tow?  My tips are these:  Don't do anything at the hotel.  If you must ply the p-ssy with Miami Vices (just ask for one at any touristy place) and ditch to check out street life, do it!  Always buy newspapers from street kids, always go to the nastiest looking cantinas and always go to the most expensive looking clubs for laughs.  They will have names like "Cubo" or "Apolo" or "Bar 7 Club."  You will have the most decadent night of your life for like $50-60.  Never pay for flowers.

Always go to a public beach that is in the middle of nowhere.

Don't forget to wear sunscreen.
very sage advice katkid. 
going here  http://www.careyes.com.mx/
don't think there's  a town there but it's an hour north of manzanillo
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pwrcat1 on April 12, 2009, 06:54:58 PM
I found Slumdog to be very "meh" but that's just 'cause it's not my type of film. 



I know it's old news but King of Kong is a pretty enternaining docu.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: The1BigWillie on April 12, 2009, 06:55:17 PM
Patton 360 was on the other night.  I thought it was good TV.  
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pissclams on April 12, 2009, 06:56:12 PM
Patton 360 was on the other night.  I thought it was good TV.  
cool i'll check into it, thx
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: steve dave on April 12, 2009, 07:01:02 PM
Where to?

Hang with a dude at a taco stand all day interview him, eat tacos with him, ask him about his life, his aspirations, interview taco stand patrons, wipe the sweat from your brow and ponder global inequality, ask him for another brain taco, go to the toliet and crap water, have a Sol and a cigarette.  Anthony Bourdain meets 30 days meets existential long shots of life from a Gus Van Sant movie (would kill the hand-held mic and blast something slightly obscure and lite-etherial-sound-rockylike maybe Mogwai? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8J98ZeS-ME&feature=PlayList&p=0BF82F81F7E0AAD8&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=2)

I'd also go to a movie theater and get popcorn and put all the condiments on it (hot sauce, jalapenos, nacho cheez etc.) and order like 7 beers and weird everyone out.  You'll probably see something like No Country for Old Men which should just be hitting theaters there.

Where are you going again?  Is this a bromance fueled trip?  Are you solo, like a young Hemmingway?  Will you have an annoying girlfriend in tow?  My tips are these:  Don't do anything at the hotel.  If you must ply the p-ssy with Miami Vices (just ask for one at any touristy place) and ditch to check out street life, do it!  Always buy newspapers from street kids, always go to the nastiest looking cantinas and always go to the most expensive looking clubs for laughs.  They will have names like "Cubo" or "Apolo" or "Bar 7 Club."  You will have the most decadent night of your life for like $50-60.  Never pay for flowers.

Always go to a public beach that is in the middle of nowhere.

Don't forget to wear sunscreen.
very sage advice katkid. 
going here  http://www.careyes.com.mx/
don't think there's  a town there but it's an hour north of manzanillo

I think I would have a better chance of partaking in KK's suggestions in Omaha than you will there.  Christ, tell Burt Reynolds Hi for me while you are drinking from your solid gold goblet shaped like a boob. 
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pwrcat1 on April 12, 2009, 07:02:44 PM
Patton 360 was on the other night.  I thought it was good TV.  

X2.  It's been on Stars a lot lately.  Pretty good.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pissclams on April 12, 2009, 07:06:50 PM
Where to?

Hang with a dude at a taco stand all day interview him, eat tacos with him, ask him about his life, his aspirations, interview taco stand patrons, wipe the sweat from your brow and ponder global inequality, ask him for another brain taco, go to the toliet and crap water, have a Sol and a cigarette.  Anthony Bourdain meets 30 days meets existential long shots of life from a Gus Van Sant movie (would kill the hand-held mic and blast something slightly obscure and lite-etherial-sound-rockylike maybe Mogwai? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8J98ZeS-ME&feature=PlayList&p=0BF82F81F7E0AAD8&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=2)

I'd also go to a movie theater and get popcorn and put all the condiments on it (hot sauce, jalapenos, nacho cheez etc.) and order like 7 beers and weird everyone out.  You'll probably see something like No Country for Old Men which should just be hitting theaters there.

Where are you going again?  Is this a bromance fueled trip?  Are you solo, like a young Hemmingway?  Will you have an annoying girlfriend in tow?  My tips are these:  Don't do anything at the hotel.  If you must ply the p-ssy with Miami Vices (just ask for one at any touristy place) and ditch to check out street life, do it!  Always buy newspapers from street kids, always go to the nastiest looking cantinas and always go to the most expensive looking clubs for laughs.  They will have names like "Cubo" or "Apolo" or "Bar 7 Club."  You will have the most decadent night of your life for like $50-60.  Never pay for flowers.

Always go to a public beach that is in the middle of nowhere.

Don't forget to wear sunscreen.
very sage advice katkid. 
going here  http://www.careyes.com.mx/
don't think there's  a town there but it's an hour north of manzanillo

I think I would have a better chance of partaking in KK's suggestions in Omaha than you will there.  Christ, tell Burt Reynolds Hi for me while you are drinking from your solid gold goblet shaped like a boob. 
i know.  it looks elite right?  friend getting married.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Pete on April 12, 2009, 07:16:12 PM
Slum dogg is good.  It's not going to blow you away, but you'll enjoy it.

Here's another idea...rent good TV shows that you haven't seen.  Rome, which was on HBO, was great.  True Blood, another HBO show, was a good time.  Since you are going to be a tropical locale, maybe rent some old Magnum P.I.'s.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: steve dave on April 12, 2009, 07:17:13 PM
Where to?

Hang with a dude at a taco stand all day interview him, eat tacos with him, ask him about his life, his aspirations, interview taco stand patrons, wipe the sweat from your brow and ponder global inequality, ask him for another brain taco, go to the toliet and crap water, have a Sol and a cigarette.  Anthony Bourdain meets 30 days meets existential long shots of life from a Gus Van Sant movie (would kill the hand-held mic and blast something slightly obscure and lite-etherial-sound-rockylike maybe Mogwai? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8J98ZeS-ME&feature=PlayList&p=0BF82F81F7E0AAD8&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=2)

I'd also go to a movie theater and get popcorn and put all the condiments on it (hot sauce, jalapenos, nacho cheez etc.) and order like 7 beers and weird everyone out.  You'll probably see something like No Country for Old Men which should just be hitting theaters there.

Where are you going again?  Is this a bromance fueled trip?  Are you solo, like a young Hemmingway?  Will you have an annoying girlfriend in tow?  My tips are these:  Don't do anything at the hotel.  If you must ply the p-ssy with Miami Vices (just ask for one at any touristy place) and ditch to check out street life, do it!  Always buy newspapers from street kids, always go to the nastiest looking cantinas and always go to the most expensive looking clubs for laughs.  They will have names like "Cubo" or "Apolo" or "Bar 7 Club."  You will have the most decadent night of your life for like $50-60.  Never pay for flowers.

Always go to a public beach that is in the middle of nowhere.

Don't forget to wear sunscreen.
very sage advice katkid. 
going here  http://www.careyes.com.mx/
don't think there's  a town there but it's an hour north of manzanillo

I think I would have a better chance of partaking in KK's suggestions in Omaha than you will there.  Christ, tell Burt Reynolds Hi for me while you are drinking from your solid gold goblet shaped like a boob. 
i know.  it looks elite right?  friend getting married.

Very elite :gocho:
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pwrcat1 on April 12, 2009, 07:17:47 PM
Slum dogg is good.  It's not going to blow you away, but you'll enjoy it.

Here's another idea...rent good TV shows that you haven't seen.  Rome, which was on HBO, was great.  True Blood, another HBO show, was a good time.  Since you are going to be a tropical locale, maybe rent some old Magnum P.I.'s.

Rented most of the 1st season but stopped after that.  It was worth sticking out, though?
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Arthur Carlson on April 12, 2009, 07:23:10 PM
In the Shadow of the Moon is a good doc.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: fatty fat fat on April 12, 2009, 07:30:27 PM
I found Slumdog to be very "meh" but that's just 'cause it's not my type of film. 



I know it's old news but King of Kong is a pretty enternaining docu.

it wasn't meh, just overrated.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Pete on April 12, 2009, 07:31:02 PM
Slum dogg is good.  It's not going to blow you away, but you'll enjoy it.

Here's another idea...rent good TV shows that you haven't seen.  Rome, which was on HBO, was great.  True Blood, another HBO show, was a good time.  Since you are going to be a tropical locale, maybe rent some old Magnum P.I.'s.

Rented most of the 1st season but stopped after that.  It was worth sticking out, though?

I am kinda into that sort of thing, but still...it's worth it. Even my wife really liked it.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pwrcat1 on April 12, 2009, 07:32:27 PM
I found Slumdog to be very "meh" but that's just 'cause it's not my type of film. 



I know it's old news but King of Kong is a pretty enternaining docu.

it wasn't meh, just overrated.

Yeah, I guess I can see that.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: fatty fat fat on April 12, 2009, 07:33:36 PM
the kids made the movie. adorable little f*ckers
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pissclams on April 12, 2009, 07:36:47 PM
Slum dogg is good.  It's not going to blow you away, but you'll enjoy it.

Here's another idea...rent good TV shows that you haven't seen.  Rome, which was on HBO, was great.  True Blood, another HBO show, was a good time.  Since you are going to be a tropical locale, maybe rent some old Magnum P.I.'s.
seen all of the magnums  :scarymovie:
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Pete on April 12, 2009, 07:39:45 PM
Slum dogg is good.  It's not going to blow you away, but you'll enjoy it.

Here's another idea...rent good TV shows that you haven't seen.  Rome, which was on HBO, was great.  True Blood, another HBO show, was a good time.  Since you are going to be a tropical locale, maybe rent some old Magnum P.I.'s.
seen all of the magnums  :scarymovie:

All?  Wow.  That's very impressive. 

How about Miami Vice?  I didn't miss an episode for a good 3-5 year stretch in there...folks bought one of those VCRs and the first thing that Dad and I agreed to tape was Sunny and Rico turning out the ass and rolling in Ferraris.   
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pissclams on April 12, 2009, 07:41:28 PM
Miami Vice is a good idea.  Ya i'm a freak for old 80's tv, esp the old cop/detective shows.  They don't make em like they used to.

Think i might rent a season or two of the wire.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: JTKSU on April 12, 2009, 07:43:43 PM
I found Slumdog to be very "meh" but that's just 'cause it's not my type of film. 



I know it's old news but King of Kong is a pretty enternaining docu.

it wasn't meh, just overrated.

Yeah, I guess I can see that.

I thought it was pretty decent, but everyone made it sound like it was the greatest movie of all time or something.  So even though it was pretty good, it was still overrated.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Trim on April 12, 2009, 09:05:56 PM
Where to?

Hang with a dude at a taco stand all day interview him, eat tacos with him, ask him about his life, his aspirations, interview taco stand patrons, wipe the sweat from your brow and ponder global inequality, ask him for another brain taco, go to the toliet and crap water, have a Sol and a cigarette.  Anthony Bourdain meets 30 days meets existential long shots of life from a Gus Van Sant movie (would kill the hand-held mic and blast something slightly obscure and lite-etherial-sound-rockylike maybe Mogwai? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8J98ZeS-ME&feature=PlayList&p=0BF82F81F7E0AAD8&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=2)

I'd also go to a movie theater and get popcorn and put all the condiments on it (hot sauce, jalapenos, nacho cheez etc.) and order like 7 beers and weird everyone out.  You'll probably see something like No Country for Old Men which should just be hitting theaters there.

Where are you going again?  Is this a bromance fueled trip?  Are you solo, like a young Hemmingway?  Will you have an annoying girlfriend in tow?  My tips are these:  Don't do anything at the hotel.  If you must ply the p-ssy with Miami Vices (just ask for one at any touristy place) and ditch to check out street life, do it!  Always buy newspapers from street kids, always go to the nastiest looking cantinas and always go to the most expensive looking clubs for laughs.  They will have names like "Cubo" or "Apolo" or "Bar 7 Club."  You will have the most decadent night of your life for like $50-60.  Never pay for flowers.

Always go to a public beach that is in the middle of nowhere.

Don't forget to wear sunscreen.
very sage advice katkid. 
going here  http://www.careyes.com.mx/
don't think there's  a town there but it's an hour north of manzanillo

I think I would have a better chance of partaking in KK's suggestions in Omaha than you will there.  Christ, tell Burt Reynolds Hi for me while you are drinking from your solid gold goblet shaped like a boob. 
i know.  it looks elite right?  friend getting married.

Very elite :gocho:

After clicking on the link, I thought 'clams was going to be on a Real World Road Rules challenge.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: ChicagoCat on April 12, 2009, 10:43:48 PM
Where to?

Hang with a dude at a taco stand all day interview him, eat tacos with him, ask him about his life, his aspirations, interview taco stand patrons, wipe the sweat from your brow and ponder global inequality, ask him for another brain taco, go to the toliet and crap water, have a Sol and a cigarette.  Anthony Bourdain meets 30 days meets existential long shots of life from a Gus Van Sant movie (would kill the hand-held mic and blast something slightly obscure and lite-etherial-sound-rockylike maybe Mogwai? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8J98ZeS-ME&feature=PlayList&p=0BF82F81F7E0AAD8&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=2)

I'd also go to a movie theater and get popcorn and put all the condiments on it (hot sauce, jalapenos, nacho cheez etc.) and order like 7 beers and weird everyone out.  You'll probably see something like No Country for Old Men which should just be hitting theaters there.

Where are you going again?  Is this a bromance fueled trip?  Are you solo, like a young Hemmingway?  Will you have an annoying girlfriend in tow?  My tips are these:  Don't do anything at the hotel.  If you must ply the p-ssy with Miami Vices (just ask for one at any touristy place) and ditch to check out street life, do it!  Always buy newspapers from street kids, always go to the nastiest looking cantinas and always go to the most expensive looking clubs for laughs.  They will have names like "Cubo" or "Apolo" or "Bar 7 Club."  You will have the most decadent night of your life for like $50-60.  Never pay for flowers.

Always go to a public beach that is in the middle of nowhere.

Don't forget to wear sunscreen.
very sage advice katkid. 
going here  http://www.careyes.com.mx/
don't think there's  a town there but it's an hour north of manzanillo

I think I would have a better chance of partaking in KK's suggestions in Omaha than you will there.  Christ, tell Burt Reynolds Hi for me while you are drinking from your solid gold goblet shaped like a boob. 
i know.  it looks elite right?  friend getting married.

Very elite :gocho:

After clicking on the link, I thought 'clams was going to be on a Real World Road Rules challenge.

 :love: Someone needs to start a RW/RR fantasy challenge
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: ew2x4 on April 12, 2009, 11:05:10 PM
Check out Shadow Company. I've heard good things.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Skydog on April 13, 2009, 12:25:15 AM
Jesco White "Dancing Outlaw"
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Saulbadguy on April 13, 2009, 06:39:49 AM
I found Slumdog to be very "meh" but that's just 'cause it's not my type of film. 



I know it's old news but King of Kong is a pretty enternaining docu.

it wasn't meh, just overrated.
they killed muslims.  that is why you don't like
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Rick Daris on April 13, 2009, 07:56:05 AM
i'm a freak for old 80's tv, esp the old cop/detective shows.  They don't make em like they used to.

.


maybe get dallas. the old tv show, not (i repeat not) the city in texas. JR, bobby, ray krebbs, etc. totally lol, great show.


also, when i was like nine, my family vaca'd in dallas and i got to tour southfork.  8-)
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pissclams on April 13, 2009, 08:46:16 AM
i'm a freak for old 80's tv, esp the old cop/detective shows.  They don't make em like they used to.

.


maybe get dallas. the old tv show, not (i repeat not) the city in texas. JR, bobby, ray krebbs, etc. totally lol, great show.


also, when i was like nine, my family vaca'd in dallas and i got to tour southfork.  8-)

 :flush:  if i wanted to watch a soap opera i'd get melrose place jfc.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Saulbadguy on April 13, 2009, 08:59:24 AM
I loved Dragnet back in the day.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Rick Daris on April 13, 2009, 09:47:33 AM
i'm a freak for old 80's tv, esp the old cop/detective shows.  They don't make em like they used to.

.


maybe get dallas. the old tv show, not (i repeat not) the city in texas. JR, bobby, ray krebbs, etc. totally lol, great show.


also, when i was like nine, my family vaca'd in dallas and i got to tour southfork.  8-)

 :flush:  if i wanted to watch a soap opera i'd get melrose place jfc.

i'll take that as- you've never seen it and don't know what your missing. no biggie. it's cool.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pissclams on April 13, 2009, 10:02:15 AM
you should take it as "yo no speakie da inglas in dallasola?"  (http://img79.imageshack.us/img79/823/cool.png)
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: michigancat on April 13, 2009, 11:41:27 AM
how about gunnin for that number 1 spot?

:dunno:
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pissclams on April 13, 2009, 11:46:11 AM
oh thats a great idea michigancat
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: yoga-lika_abana on April 13, 2009, 12:01:20 PM
oh thats a great idea michigancat
if you find it on the intronet gimme a link plz.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pissclams on April 13, 2009, 12:05:29 PM
oh thats a great idea michigancat
if you find it on the intronet gimme a link plz.

itunes
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: yoga-lika_abana on April 13, 2009, 12:06:10 PM
oh thats a great idea michigancat
if you find it on the intronet gimme a link plz.

itunes
never heard of it.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: yoga-lika_abana on April 13, 2009, 12:32:15 PM
http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4712138/Welcome.To.Macintosh.2008[DVDRip]XviD.DOMiNO-NoRar_
sounds like your type of documentary.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Kat Kid on April 13, 2009, 12:34:00 PM
why would you spend your time inside?

I'm confused.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pissclams on April 13, 2009, 12:38:46 PM
why would you spend your time inside?

I'm confused.
for the plane ride, holmes
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Thin Blue Line on April 13, 2009, 02:41:48 PM
Get 'Sons of Anarchy', first season (only one season made, so far). EXCELLENT show.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Skydog on April 13, 2009, 06:42:58 PM
No ones a Jesco fan? :(
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: PoetWarrior on April 13, 2009, 07:28:18 PM
Doc:

Capturing the Friedmans

Fiction:
Tarkovsky: Mirror / Nostalghia / The Sacrifice / Stalker
Tarr: Werckmeister Harmonies / Satantango
Bresson: A Man Escaped / Au Hasard Balthazar / Diary of a County Priest
Antonioni: L'Avventura / L'Eclisse / La Notte
Malick: The Thin Red Line / The New World
Others: 2001: a Space Odyssey / Bubble /

Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: cireksu on April 13, 2009, 07:30:54 PM
Freidman's is good.

Interview with the Iceman (?) about the hitman is good/creepy.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pwrcat1 on April 13, 2009, 08:26:02 PM
Freidman's is good.

Interview with the Iceman (?) about the hitman is good/creepy.

Watched this in serial killer class.   :thumbsup:
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: JTKSU on April 14, 2009, 01:48:15 AM
Freidman's is good.

Interview with the Iceman (?) about the hitman is good/creepy.

Watched this in serial killer class. 
 :thumbsup:

I audited one of those at WSU.  Taught by Ken Landwehr, (The Chief of Homicide for the WPD.) who caught BTK.  Sweet ass class.  Those Carr brothers were some sick ass dudes.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: pwrcat1 on April 14, 2009, 08:34:03 AM
Freidman's is good.

Interview with the Iceman (?) about the hitman is good/creepy.

Watched this in serial killer class. 
 :thumbsup:

I audited one of those at WSU.  Taught by Ken Landwehr, (The Chief of Homicide for the WPD.) who caught BTK.  Sweet ass class.  Those Carr brothers were some sick ass dudes.

He came and taught on of our classes (intersession so we were there all day), dude was awesome.  Literally looked identical to Al Pacino.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Rick Daris on April 14, 2009, 08:40:25 AM
Freidman's is good.

Interview with the Iceman (?) about the hitman is good/creepy.

Watched this in serial killer class. 
 :thumbsup:



I audited one of those at WSU.  Taught by Ken Landwehr, (The Chief of Homicide for the WPD.) who caught BTK.  Sweet ass class.  Those Carr brothers were some sick ass dudes.

He came and taught on of our classes (intersession so we were there all day), dude was awesome.  Literally looked identical to Al Pacino.

know his son deke.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: The42Yardstick on April 14, 2009, 08:58:18 AM
Go to Juarez, it's right next to El Paso if you didn't already know. That's where all the drug wars are, and back when I was there in 2005 it had the reputation of killing women indiscriminately (  :confused: ). The drug lords pretty much run the town but they won't shoot at Americans there because the CIA/Mexican Govt. will come down on their asses in a rampage if they do.

So then you should go up to some dude with an AK and be like "so y do u liek TEH DRUGS?!" Since you have like kickboxing skills or something if he gets pissed just kick the gun off of him and then grab your horse and ride out into the sunset*



*MAKE SURE YOUR FILM CREW HAS THE CAMERA SET ON WIDESCREEN
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: Kat Kid on April 14, 2009, 10:39:59 AM
Go to Juarez, it's right next to El Paso if you didn't already know. That's where all the drug wars are, and back when I was there in 2005 it had the reputation of killing women indiscriminately (  :confused: ). The drug lords pretty much run the town but they won't shoot at Americans there because the CIA/Mexican Govt. will come down on their asses in a rampage if they do.

So then you should go up to some dude with an AK and be like "so y do u liek TEH DRUGS?!" Since you have like kickboxing skills or something if he gets pissed just kick the gun off of him and then grab your horse and ride out into the sunset*



*MAKE SURE YOUR FILM CREW HAS THE CAMERA SET ON WIDESCREEN

Estado Chihuahua is exactly like No Country for Old Men.  Except with more action sequences.
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: mcmwcat on April 14, 2009, 12:42:52 PM
(http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMTM2OTk1MDI2MF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNjE3MjU2MQ@@._V1._SX94_SY140_.jpg) (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1111833/)
Title: Re: MOVIES - DOCUMENTARY IDEAS
Post by: JTKSU on April 14, 2009, 02:14:00 PM
Freidman's is good.

Interview with the Iceman (?) about the hitman is good/creepy.

Watched this in serial killer class. 
 :thumbsup:

I audited one of those at WSU.  Taught by Ken Landwehr, (The Chief of Homicide for the WPD.) who caught BTK.  Sweet ass class.  Those Carr brothers were some sick ass dudes.

He came and taught on of our classes (intersession so we were there all day), dude was awesome.  Literally looked identical to Al Pacino.

Funny thing is, I wasn't even enrolled in the class (or even the university for that matter) and that is probably the only class ever that I actually attended every single session.  It was like reading a really good crime novel, you were always left hanging at the end of every week and couldn't wait for the next class.  That Landwehr dude has an absolutely insane memory.  He could remember dates, times, addresses, other specifics, etc on cases from like 20 years ago.