June 26, 2004

The Rise of Documentaries

I suppose for many moviegoers in the United States, Fahrenheit 9/11 will be the first documentary film they've seen (and maybe the only they'll see) this year.

Then there are moviegoers like me -- who have been seeking out documentaries for years.

According to this Top 100 Documentaries list (top in terms of box office receipts), I've seen 50. That's surprising, actually --- I thought it would have been more. I certainly wanted to see more, but some of these titles haven't shown up yet in San Diego. Others came and went before I could go.

Posted by brian at June 26, 2004 07:05 PM

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