Re: Nyarlathotep´s Room
*chuckles* Yes, most documentaries are trying to impart lots of information, but most are afraid of being too casual and not being taken seriously. And most are made by people too passionately obsessed with the subject matter that they forget that most people aren't that interested. :)
I've seen some good ones, but the ones I've enjoyed were mostly about subjects I was also passionate about.
My wife and I are in a medieval recreation group, and she in particular loves the Tudor period. In fact, our wedding outfits were King Henry VIII and Queen Catherine of Aragorn, his first wife.
*grins* I know that having that as our marriage outfits seems like a bad omen, since they later divorced, but we loved it.
Though we lost track of the show The Tudors, since it seemed to stray a bit. My lady, in particular, is a huge clothing nerd, and can't watch a show with bad costuming. *smiles*
Still, it's a very interesting part of history.
I've seen some documentaries on British history by some of the Monty Python guys, like Terry Jones and Michael Palin, and those were fun to watch.
This message was last edited by the player at 07:58, Sun 22 Mar 2015.