The "Inception" of Documentaries--?

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Morgan Spurlock isn't one of my favorite documentarians, but I think he came up with a brilliant concept for a movie that's never been done before. I know I want to see this movie. It may change the way we see movies...or, it may not. :D

If anything, this looks absolutely hilarious. You're never sure if he's making fun of the audience, the advertising companies, or himself...but it looks fun.

I want to see this.

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This does look interesting. I just watched Super Size Me last night for the first time so I kinda like this guy and would like to see what he comes up with in this documentary.
 
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By 'inception' of documentaries, do you mean the "mainstream derivative version of several major foreign films (e.g. Paprika)and concepts, which is spelt out as if the audience is stupid in the form of Juno"? Sorry for the deviation.
 
detectivepope said:
By 'inception' of documentaries, do you mean the "mainstream derivative version of several major foreign films (e.g. Paprika)and concepts, which is spelt out as if the audience is stupid in the form of Juno"? Sorry for the deviation.
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Nope. It's more like a movie within a movie within a movie...and examining what is real versus what we think is real. We're waking up from the dream of product placement as common place.

Either that, or I'm quoting from Jimmy Kimmel, quoting on the movie. :D
 
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