Media Malpractice- Documentary on how the media did not do their job during the last presidential election.

 Not evil just wrong-Documentary on climate change

Nice links guys, i love a good documentary.

This one's only 13 minutes.

Isle of Flowers - Jorge Furtado, Brazil, 1989.

You'll learn a lot from this one.  For example: "Tomatoes, unlike whales, chickens or Japanese, are vegetables."

I'm not ashamed to admit the I really enjoyed American Pimp (In reality, the very first DVD I ever bought!  From Wal-Mart, no less!!) and Inside Deep Throat (the last documentary I watched--on Netflix).

Thanks for reminding me about another interesting documentary. In this case, they did not do their job (or did it all too well depending on your perspective) in covering various wars.

Militainment, Inc. - Documentary about war as entertainment. War reporting contains very little information and is designed to be consumable rather than informative. Covers the sterilizing of war imagery, pentagon involvement in media production, Video games with military roots, Vietnam Syndrome, etc. 

Jesus Camp i thought that was a pretty scary documentary

Some good stuff here guys, keep it coming.

I'll post some of the episodes of the current series of Horizon that I thought were good too, you should also be able to catch them on iPlayer (in the UK, of course).

Asteroids: The good, the bad and the ugly (link)

What happened before the big bang? (link)

Miracle cure? A decade of the human genome (link)

Back from the dead (link)

Just watched In the shadow of the moon.  That was very good.  Also re-watched Touching the Void to get ready for 127.  The Cove is also very good.

But nothing quite compares to listening to David Attenbourgh's voice together with anything really.

The Blue Planet is still unrivalled to the day in my opinion, the greatest David Attenborough series released.  I have in on DVD somewhere

I love Stephen Hawking's books, but I often find his documentaries disappointing. Especially his latest 'Stephen Hawking's Universe', I thought it largely just pandered to what people want to hear and not what should be heard, if that makes sense.