King of Kong has been on all the ESPN networks other than the main one for a week now. It may seem rediculous, but it's insanely entertaining for some reason. Billy Mitchell ranks up there in the pantheon of movie villians, just a notch below the likes of Darth Vader.
King of Kong has been on all the ESPN networks other than the main one for a week now. It may seem rediculous, but it's insanely entertaining for some reason. Billy Mitchell ranks up there in the pantheon of movie villians, just a notch below the likes of Darth Vader.
chasing ghosts is also good.
it is really weird how interesting those shows are. you would think a documentary about arcade nerds from the 70s and 80s would be really boring. but they are hilarious. i love robert mruczek
Do u prefer documentaries about huge topics or do u enjoy and gravitate towards ones that are human individual related? Both are fascinating but I tend to really like the ones that deal with specific niches or specific people that I would have previously had no idea existed otherwise.
King of Kong is a great one as mentioned. The vintage gaming world is one I had no idea would be so riveting as well as the rivalry that is on some true arrogant superstar vs humble up and comer status
I came here to suggest King of Kong as well. The people on that show are some real characters lol, but if you grew up gaming, you'd appreciate it. Netflix has a ton of good docs, I'm gonna list some of my favorites:
The Nightmare Next Door
The World's Most Dangerous Drug
Swoosh: Inside Nike
Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price
Bruce Lee, The Legend
America: The Story of Us (7 episodes)
Watching "Witness to Jonestown" right now, Jim Jones' story has always fascinated me.
That's a really good watch. Jones has always fascinated me as well. I sort of gravitate toward true crime stuff particularly stuff with a lot of questions and hypothesis.
Check out Touching the Void, which is eerily gorgeous to look at, and Man on a Wire, which is another that is incredibly compelling.
I tend to be more a micro guy when it comes to documentaries, but I'll watch anything good.
Does anyone believe King of Kong hero Steve Wiebe actually cheated on his first record setting performance?