Topic: Documentary Recommendations

[6pairsofshoes]

Legend, with Tom Hardy (twice)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piranha_Brothers:

Thanks!  We'll probably watch it today or in the coming days.  I vaguely remember that Monty Python skit but didn't realize it was about the Krays at the time.  Now it makes more sense.  I vote for the Other Operation.

[6pairsofshoes]

Legend:
Moral of the story:  don't marry violent gangsters, and, if someone gives you a Triumph Spitfire as a gift, take the time to figure out how to raise the convertible top before it rains...

[smokester]

I would have thought that you would have learned that from Michelle Pfeiffer

This is England - in our weather a ragtop is completely redundundant. (I imagine that there are only a few of us left that remember what a "Triumph Spitfire" is!)

Here in the U.K we are the most likely to buy soft top cars in Europe. Apparently twice and much as the Italians and 10 times more than the Spanish.

Maybe it's because the mechanisms last much longer here making them more attractive.

[goldshirt*9]

If into outdoor documentaries ref mountains / climbing watch this
The scenery is stunning and what happens to the main characters could be made into a separate documentary also
I consider one of the best

[goldshirt*9]

fascinating to watch

[goldshirt*9]

The Longest War 2020.

[6pairsofshoes]

Thanks, goldie.  Those both look interesting and we have been looking for some good documentaries to watch.