#1Man on Wire
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Man on Wire is a BBC documentary which explores Philippe Petit's preparations for historically walking across a high wire between New York's Twin Towers. This documentary was directed by James Marsh.
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Parakram MehraWritten on May 14, 2018"This was a great documentary film. It was very interesting to watch and I didn't know anything about him before watching this film."#2Room 237
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This obsessive movie is a documentary that explores the fan theories that explain one of the most surprising and metaphoric horror movie of all time, The Shining. This documentary explores, almost frame by frame, every visual aspect, every metaphor, every context of Stanley Kubrick's masterwork.
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#3Secrets Of Life
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Secrets of Life is a documentary film by Walt Disney that features real and rarely-seen footage of the behind the scenes in nature which make the planet what it is. It was first shown in 1956 and is part of the Walt Disney's True-Life Adventure series.
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"We have come a long way in the last 60 years since this film was released. It's interesting to see what we knew about nature back then and how it has changed. I remember growing up and Pluto was a planet, and now it's not. I wonder what things in this movie have changed in modern times."
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#4Baraka
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Baraka is a documentary movie which features all the vast wonders of the Earth. It was shot across 24 countries on 6 different continents and presents a visual and audio tour of the human condition. It was first shown in 1993.
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"An outstanding documentary on the natural wonders of the Earth, from the white mountainous peaks of Everest, the plains of the desert swept Sahara, and to the far southern grassy jungles of the Amazon. The cinematography is spectacular and jaw dropping, for the limited technology, since this was shot almost 25 years ago; the images stand the test of time and will inspire the viewer to travel and see this bountiful world with their own eyes."#5Samsara
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Samsara is a documentary movie which features various breathtaking places in the world, from sacred grounds and natural wonders to industrial complexes and disaster zones. It was filmed over five years and was shown in 2011.
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#6Life Itself
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Life Itself is a biographical documentary about Roger Ebert, winner of a Pulitzer and one of the few critics that could make a movie fail or be a success by his criticism and reviews. Life Itself focus on the alcoholism and private life of Ebert and his rivalry with Gene Siskel.
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#7Home
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Home is a documentary movie which shows various corners of the Earth through aerial shots. It shows the diversity of life throughout the planet as well as how humanity is slowly threatening the balance of nature. It was first shown in 2009.
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"Loved it! My roommate, who is a huge fan of documentaries, celebrated his birthday last weekend and I was in need of a last minute gift. We watched all two hours of this film and could not have enjoyed it more. The aerial shots were simply draw dropping, but you may experience discomfort if you are afraid of heights. The voice of the narrator was quite soothing and even the content was heavily detailed oriented, but remained simple in the level of complexity. "#8Super Size Me
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Super Size Me is a documentary where the director and writer Morgan Spurlock personally examines the effect on his health of a one-month diet consisting solely of McDonald's fast food.
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#9Come Back, Africa
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The second volume of this documentary series exposed the difficult life in Sophiatown, South Africa in 1957. Lionel Rogosin, his crew, and his cast continued to fight injustice with their risky documentation.MoviesCheck price
"This is a fairly good documentary that seems good for it's time. It was very informative and didn't make light of the situation South Africa was in like some other documentaries do. The only problem I had with the film was the negative light people were depicted in. This film seemed as though it was trying to be against racism while enforcing racial stereotypes. "#10Africa: The Serengeti
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Africa: The Serengeti is a documentary chronicling The Great Migration across the Serengeti Plain. This documentary captured scenes of more than two million animals traveling 500 miles.
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