Documentary called “Guys and Dolls” on realdolls, the anatomically correct, life-sized artificial female facsimiles that often serve as a replacement for human companionship. Ultra-weird. Weird beyond weird. Typically I consider a documentary to be good if it totally surprises me at least one or two times. Even knowing of realdolls’ existence for a few years, the documentary still managed to surprise me every one to two minutes. It just screams surreal, and is stranger than any possible fictional attempt at covering the subject. See also: Uncanny Valley.