Documentaries: The epic thread of interesting ones!

[B_Metal]

It was interesting and sad. Also no big surprise Mr. I LOVE Ric Flair, Shawn Michaels shit all over him.

[Abraham Smashington]

It was really interesting. Wrestling will never be as good as it was in 80s/90s.

[Nathan]

Where did you view it?

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[Captain Russ]

Man I need to see that shit.

wooo

[Abraham Smashington]

The Ric Flair 30 by 30 ESPN doc was great. It even held Lesley's attention. You both love and hate Nature Boy by the end.

[FilmNerdJamie]

One of the all-time great one-season wonders. I did watch it on first airing and a lot of it went over my head. But I still loved it.

Don Rickles in the lost Man Without an Ass footage from The Wizard of Oz. Germans Who Say Nice Things is still one for the ages. "MISTA HULLAND'S OPUS EZ DA FEEL GUD MOOOVIE OF DA YAAAAAH!" Oliver Stone's George Washington starring Antonio Banderas also comes to mind.

[Nathan]

Tons of talent. Mustve been frustrating as hell. Ive head Louie and Carvey talk about it on podcasts.

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[Abraham Smashington]

it's also crazy how many awesome people worked on this show: Carrell, Colbert, Louis C.K., Robert Smiegel, Dino Stamatopulous, etcc

[Nathan]

Too Funny to Fail - THe Life and Death of the Dana Carvey Show on Hulu.

I really enjoyed this. I never watched this when it was first on the air and after watwching the documentary I watched the episodes as well (since there are only 8). There is some really funny shit in this that was a bit ahead of its time. If this show was on HBO like Kids in the Hall was, there is no doubt they would have gotten a few seasons.

Legit laughed out loud in the very first skit with Clinton and his nipples. It's so fucking over the top and great.

I never saw the show but did hear that it was ahead of its time as you said.

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[Abraham Smashington]

Too Funny to Fail - THe Life and Death of the Dana Carvey Show on Hulu.

I really enjoyed this. I never watched this when it was first on the air and after watwching the documentary I watched the episodes as well (since there are only 8). There is some really funny shit in this that was a bit ahead of its time. If this show was on HBO like Kids in the Hall was, there is no doubt they would have gotten a few seasons.

Legit laughed out loud in the very first skit with Clinton and his nipples. It's so fucking over the top and great.

[Nathan]

Stunning that Carrey was robbed of an Oscar nomination. I like it too but.. it suffers heavily from "biopic syndrome," and it's apparent Milos Forman was the wrong director for this.

Something was off about it. Carey was working very hard.

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[FilmNerdJamie]

It's one of my favorite movies and Jim fucking OWNED in it.

Stunning that Carrey was robbed of an Oscar nomination. I like it too but.. it suffers heavily from "biopic syndrome," and it's apparent Milos Forman was the wrong director for this.

[B_Metal]

Can't deal with current day Carrey so that's a hard pass for me. I know I'm in the minority.

[Abraham Smashington]

It's one of my favorite movies and Jim fucking OWNED in it.

[FilmNerdJamie]

Seconded.