Not Your Typical Bigfoot Movie...

[alex]

Cheers Sandy, you will have me ocupied tracking them down.

[GlobalObserver]

Errol Morris' Gates of Heaven is a 1978 documentary about the pet cemetery business. It's one of the most bizarrely hilarious films I've ever seen.

[johnmiic]

I also love Bill Maher's Religulous...but I'll leave it at that...before some of my fellow Megoheads get on my case...

I saw that one Hec and I liked it but I think he was too quick and too confident when he presented his conclusion/summary at the end. I also think he avoided discussing some people either because they were too old to be current or too controversial.

I would like to add that I thought the docu's Crumb and Who Killed the Electric Car? were pretty good too.

[Cmonster]

I would like to add that I thought the docu's Crumb and Who Killed the Electric Car? were pretty good too.

Agreed. Those are both awesome.

SC

[torgospizza]

Saw Not Your Typical Bigfoot Movie today on Netflix, and it was pretty good. Didn't agree with the description Netflix gave that it was heartwarming, but I kind of felt sorry for the entire group. Even the kid that thought Bigfoot could float over the snow so as not to leave tracks seemed a bit lost. The film struck me as a study of human need.