Best Netflix Documentaries?

My octopus teacher….great one

14 Peaks

Icarus

Tommy2Nuttz wrote:

14 Peaks

In the same vein, highly recommend The Alpinist. Of course all of F1, Drive to Survive…..

For more substance (not new), check out American Factory and Knock Down the House. The BEST doc right now is The Rescue about the Thai kids trapped in the cave and saved. This is on Disney +.

Don't F*ck with Cats...or whatever the title is.

Bad Sport

Made You Look: A True Story About Fake Art

Don't F*ck With Cats was A1!!! Really creeped me the f out

Searching for Sugar Man.

If it's still available where you live. I saw it on Netflix a few years ago but can't find it anymore. If you enjoy music and have any sort of empathy you will love this film. I cried like a damn baby! :-)

Fantastic Fungi

Clive Davis Soundtrack of our Lives

I am Not Your Negro

RUSH

What Happened Miss Simone

Tricky Dick and the Man In Black

Also, Evil Genius is pretty fascinating.

Does anyone know any good movies about metal detecting? I'm new to metal detecting and would like to watch something interesting, like detecting or treasure hunting and so on.

Any help would be appreciated with respect Diane Hamer

Agree with My Octopus teacher. Was very good.

American Factory. Chinese & Americans work together in the same factory, in steel country, the Chinese own the factory. The Chinese work their balls off for $17 an hour. The Americans are slobs looking at their cell phones, bitching about lunch breaks, workplace safety and are completely soft. The American management team is invited to China to the company headquarters. They have their eyes opened as to why the Chinese are kicking our ass and will be eating our lunch in the near future.

Slob American wrote:

American Factory. Chinese & Americans work together in the same factory, in steel country, the Chinese own the factory. The Chinese work their balls off for $17 an hour. The Americans are slobs looking at their cell phones, bitching about lunch breaks, workplace safety and are completely soft. The American management team is invited to China to the company headquarters. They have their eyes opened as to why the Chinese are kicking our ass and will be eating our lunch in the near future.

Second this, our econ professor taught from this.

My Octopus Teacher? Really? You guys know that’s not really a documentary right? It’s a made up story edited and written to make you think you are witnessing some sort of special octopus.

Fantastic Fungi was cool. Pretty intrersting

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Searching for Sugar Man.

If it's still available where you live. I saw it on Netflix a few years ago but can't find it anymore. If you enjoy music and have any sort of empathy you will love this film. I cried like a damn baby! :-)

It is available in Amazon Prime Video. $2.99 to rent for Amazon Prime members, and $3.99 for anyone to rent. Youtube also has this for rent at $3.99 (using Gmail account credentials).

You can always check titles on IMDB and check the "Watch On . . ." (Amazon, Prime Video, Netflixs, Apple+, Hulu, etc. and click "More watch options" to see other watching options. Amazon and Apple seem to be two video rental sources that allow non-members to rent a single film. Youtube rentals do not show up on IMDB (Amazon vs. Google?). With Netflix, as far as I can tell, full monthly membership required ... no one-off rentals.