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Originally Posted by MoviePropMaster2008
I am totally against documentaries. It is a slippery slope. Would we allow Bowling for Columbine? What then? 60 minutes episodes? anti gun documentaries made by the major networks? The problem is that documentaries make heavy use of real life footage. that is not 'usage of firearms in the furtherance of entertainment media'. That's like putting on the evening news channel and watching combat footage from the middle east. No armorer or propmaster or artist had anything to do with that. Just like those reality TV shows like COPS. We don't document what the departments use. It falls outside of the scope of IMFDB.
Reenactments themselves don't make a title qualify for inclusion. If so then we would be putting in all those History channel historical shows that had reenactments in them, like "Tales of the Gun" or "Western Tech" or "M3", etc. etc.
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Sums up my opinion on the matter.
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