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Raquelle wrote:
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Hello people of VP!

Do you enjoy watching documentaries?
If yes, what kind? Do you like them re-enacted and dramatic or dry and fact-only?
Seen any good docs lately?

Let's discuss!
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Date: 09-10-2021 13:24
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Pastellilapsi wrote:
I watch mostly true crime and history documentaries 
Unsolved crimes are always interesting
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Date: 09-10-2021 13:33
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kagura wrote:
behind the curve is my favorite documentary 
good old avara luonto always works, like seriously they are such a roller coaster of emotions sometimes with their stories and they are well made and interesting 
i just watched have a nice trip from netflix too, i liked it very much actually because it wasn't what i expected and it was realistic like just people telling their actual experiences with psychedelics 
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Date: 09-10-2021 14:31
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Rotte wrote:
Oh Levana made this exact ft thread for me last year too, i just started watching again, so that was timing.

I prefer documentaries, over films any day and it is the main thing i watch. I watch biographies, true-crime, environmental, documentaries on society, on space, architecture, engineering and travel. The only ones i don't really dive into is history and animals, despite the fact that i like history, they tend to make history documentaries really dull. I don't care much if it's just fact, I don't mind reenactments, if it's not all the do in the documentary.

I watched seaspiracy the other day and honestly, that one really hit. You shouldn't take all the facts as true, but i still think it's worth a watch. I also suggest chasing corals if you like that one.
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Date: 09-10-2021 14:47
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Rotte wrote:
kagura wrote:
behind the curve is my favorite documentary 
good old avara luonto always works, like seriously they are such a roller coaster of emotions sometimes with their stories and they are well made and interesting 
i just watched have a nice trip from netflix too, i liked it very much actually because it wasn't what i expected and it was realistic like just people telling their actual experiences with psychedelics 
Behind the curve got me facepalming alot.
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Date: 09-10-2021 14:48
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Raquelle wrote:
Pastellilapsi wrote:
I watch mostly true crime and history documentaries 
Unsolved crimes are always interesting
I have never got into it but true crime seems very popular!
maybe i should give it a go
any recommendations? Do you like murders or other type of crime?
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Date: 10-10-2021 19:37
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Pitbull wrote:
i watch serial killer documentaries 
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Date: 10-10-2021 19:38
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Raquelle wrote:
kagura wrote:
behind the curve is my favorite documentary 
good old avara luonto always works, like seriously they are such a roller coaster of emotions sometimes with their stories and they are well made and interesting 
i just watched have a nice trip from netflix too, i liked it very much actually because it wasn't what i expected and it was realistic like just people telling their actual experiences with psychedelics 
Flat earth stuff? I don’t think i could handle that oh no
yesss nature docs are good i agree
nice trip sounds kinda interesting?? Might give it a go hmm
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Date: 10-10-2021 19:39
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Raquelle wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Oh Levana made this exact ft thread for me last year too, i just started watching again, so that was timing.

I prefer documentaries, over films any day and it is the main thing i watch. I watch biographies, true-crime, environmental, documentaries on society, on space, architecture, engineering and travel. The only ones i don't really dive into is history and animals, despite the fact that i like history, they tend to make history documentaries really dull. I don't care much if it's just fact, I don't mind reenactments, if it's not all the do in the documentary.

I watched seaspiracy the other day and honestly, that one really hit. You shouldn't take all the facts as true, but i still think it's worth a watch. I also suggest chasing corals if you like that one.
Ahh amazing, love to hear some hardcore user’s opinions!! 
really interesting
thanks for the recommendation, that one really created quite a hassle online
worth a watch for sure
do you have any engineering docs to recommend? 
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Date: 10-10-2021 19:41
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Aphrodite wrote:
I do like documentaries but when it comes to heavy topics such a suicide or mental health in general I get super emotional (as always)
I think I prefer reality tv over documentaries tho 
Although, I like to watch true crime documentaries when I’m not feeling anxious they’re the best aaaah
This made no sense whatsoever but the conclusion is: documentaries are ok sometimes but not my fave 👍
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Date: 10-10-2021 19:44
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Limbs wrote:
i do like documentaries but i guess i'm kind of picky, i don't like those dramatic ones at all. particle fever is my favorite doc, it's about the discovery of the higgs boson
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Date: 10-10-2021 19:53 | Times changed: 1
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kagura wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
kagura wrote:
behind the curve is my favorite documentary 
good old avara luonto always works, like seriously they are such a roller coaster of emotions sometimes with their stories and they are well made and interesting 
i just watched have a nice trip from netflix too, i liked it very much actually because it wasn't what i expected and it was realistic like just people telling their actual experiences with psychedelics 
Flat earth stuff? I don’t think i could handle that oh no
yesss nature docs are good i agree
nice trip sounds kinda interesting?? Might give it a go hmm
yea flat earth stuff, it's cringey yes but it's also just way too funny to think those people are being serious 
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Date: 10-10-2021 20:07
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Aphrodite wrote:
kagura wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
kagura wrote:
behind the curve is my favorite documentary 
good old avara luonto always works, like seriously they are such a roller coaster of emotions sometimes with their stories and they are well made and interesting 
i just watched have a nice trip from netflix too, i liked it very much actually because it wasn't what i expected and it was realistic like just people telling their actual experiences with psychedelics 
Flat earth stuff? I don’t think i could handle that oh no
yesss nature docs are good i agree
nice trip sounds kinda interesting?? Might give it a go hmm
yea flat earth stuff, it's cringey yes but it's also just way too funny to think those people are being serious 
Omg ive seen the behind the curve document
It was hilarious
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Date: 10-10-2021 20:08
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Allie wrote:
Pastellilapsi wrote:
I watch mostly true crime and history documentaries 
Unsolved crimes are always interesting
same here
can't remember the exact name but it was on Netflix i think. A series called "unsolved mysteries" and that first episode still haunts me..
not to mention the The Cecil Hotel. Donno how many different series that's been brought up in
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Date: 10-10-2021 20:12 | Times changed: 1
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ouch wrote:
Not rlly, I watch true crime videos but not rlly proper documentaries, except some sometimes abt diff stuff, mostly medical 
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Date: 10-10-2021 20:14
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Rotte wrote:
Raquelle wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Oh Levana made this exact ft thread for me last year too, i just started watching again, so that was timing.

I prefer documentaries, over films any day and it is the main thing i watch. I watch biographies, true-crime, environmental, documentaries on society, on space, architecture, engineering and travel. The only ones i don't really dive into is history and animals, despite the fact that i like history, they tend to make history documentaries really dull. I don't care much if it's just fact, I don't mind reenactments, if it's not all the do in the documentary.

I watched seaspiracy the other day and honestly, that one really hit. You shouldn't take all the facts as true, but i still think it's worth a watch. I also suggest chasing corals if you like that one.
Ahh amazing, love to hear some hardcore user’s opinions!! 
really interesting
thanks for the recommendation, that one really created quite a hassle online
worth a watch for sure
do you have any engineering docs to recommend? 
It was a bit of an eye opener too, i think alot of people is not really informed about it what so ever.
I can't find it anymore, it's been some time and the one i remember watching was Dream Big: Engineering Our World. 
I'm on a hunt to add non true crime documentaries to my list, because they probably fill at least half on my list. 
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Date: 10-10-2021 20:16
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