To hear or not to hear. That is the (other) question. Great film. Provocative. Not a subject we delve into all that often.

I imagine this is so popular because it seems so timely...It is indeed a quite interesting interview with someone who can now offer insight (in hindsight) to the art of going to war.

Great documentary following various people in their struggles with eating disorders. I've watched it a few times. It's relevant to all women everywhere.

(Amish) Girls Gone Wild. Okay. I only watched this because Oprah told me to. But it was good. Damn good.

Beautiful documentary about an American woman who goes back to Vietnam to reconnect with her roots...and finds that this is harder than it sounds. A heart breaking anti-Hallmark film.

Honestly, I don't know if I watched this the whole way through. It's long. But the point is kind of new: if a corporation were a person, it would be put away for displaying psychopathic traits...

This film follows around the folks who live underground in an Amtrack tunnel where apparently there are whole communities taking shape...Incredible.

"You make me feel like dancing. Wanna dance the night away! Yah!"

Provocative docudrama that makes you question the border issues...

Very quirky documentary about a very quirky old man who dies quietly one day and leaves behind an accidental legacy in the form of eccentric art pieces and an epic novel marking the life odyssey of a tragic man. It begs to ask the question: what will you leave behind after death? Darger lived a life of an unremarkable man and died alone with nothing to show for his trouble. Or so it seemed.

This was actually very intriguing--watching the lengths that the Bright and Shiny Saved will go to bring your miserable little soul back to Jesus. In Texas this means staging a haunted house of sorts, one like you’ve never seen before. This documentary actually offers a very valuable peek into a mindset that most people don’t get exposed to: a new wave of Christian apostleship.

Oy. Vey. Big Oil is a bastard. Same punchline, sure, but I guess we still need to hear it. Very good documentary about taking one step forward and then three steps back. So much for giant leaps for mankind...

A few of my friends thought this movie was kind of "boring" due to the fact that it's basically just a bunch of comedians telling the same (incredibly vulgar) joke. I really like comedians though so it was entertaining to me. Come on...to hear Bob Sagat curse like a filthy sailor totally made my year.

An entertaining look into a Phily "rock school" for kids (8-17).

Documentary dealing with the death penalty--climaxes at the Illinois Governor's decision on whether or not to commute the sentences of 100+ death row inmates a few days before giving up office.

Chronicles the journey of a man who was molested by a Priest as a young boy. He takes on the Catholic Church as so many before him have done...with heartbreaking results.

I found this incredibly engaging. It's an interesting film about film.

Hollywood couldn't have constructed a better sports story...in fact, I'm waiting for Hollywood to attempt to turn this into a blockbuster starring Beyonce as the down-on-her-luck basketball star...hmmm. Brilliant.