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By BrainFall Staff - Updated: March 18, 2024
Want something that’s actually based on a true story that won’t scare you to death? Run from Hollywood’s monsters and take refuge in documentaries that won’t make you feel like you lost limbs or brain cells while watching.
Which famous documentary should you watch next? Ken Burns stands tallest among the documentary giants with school standbys, such as his Civil War, Vietnam, country music, and baseball documentaries. The Decline of Western Civilization takes a swing at the outskirts of less-refined society. Part III hits the highest notes as required viewing for metal and classic rock fans that flash the devil horns at the mention of “sex, drugs, and rock and roll.” Rockstar on the alternative religion cult scene Osho jived with the first two as seen in Wild, Wild West. Wisdom prevailed in The Fog of War. The same can’t be said for the polarizing Supersize Me documentary about the harmful effects of food on the body. You’ll find more extreme climates than cuisines on Human Planet.
Documentary content that is high quality exists in spades. All the beauty of the planet and beasts viewers don't know about prowling the pixels of independent filmmakers and film festival contenders backed by a big budget alike.
World War I and II, mental health effects, and pop culture icon coverage are popular topics of a documentary. You can also find quite a few documentaries telling the story of a famous musician. The best documentaries add new information in an entertaining fashion that doesn't make it seem like a chore to slog through the footage.