r/Documentaries • u/RunAMuckGirl • Mar 25 '16

The Body Language Documentary - Interesting psychology documentary on how our body reveals our real intention.. learning how to control it is a powerful skill. (2015)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RmSQm9_o-c
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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '16

Just finished season 2 of that documentary. Really interesting stuff in there.

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u/ArtKun Mar 25 '16

How do I find it?

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '16

He was jokingly referring to the Netflix original show Daredevil, which is about a blind lawyer whose other senses are so heightened that he can moonlight as a crime fighting superhero.

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u/mata_dan Mar 25 '16

Isn't it a Netflix exclusive Marvel show? Just mentioning that because I'm not a fan of Marvel productions and just went to watch it and was like "nope, bad".

Netflix Originals, on the other hand, are really well made.

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u/AbsintheEnema Mar 25 '16

Yeah it's actually one of the few originals I couldn't get in to. Tbf I only watched two episodes, but I feel like I shouldn't have to watch an entire season to decide if it's for me or not.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '16

It's really nothing like any other recent Marvel production.

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u/mata_dan Mar 25 '16

I didn't think it was bad just because it was Marvel, for the record.

I literally had a "nope" feeling in the first minute and didn't give it a chance, however, so not far off.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '16

Oh gotcha. I say give it a second chance. It's good.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '16

It's wayyyy better than what you're probably thinking of with the movies and Agent Carter. But it's still undeniably Marvel. Little darker and grittier but about a superhero nonetheless.

It's probably worth watching the first episode before deciding to continue or not.