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Weed the People is a movie starring Mara Gordon, Tracy Ryan, and Chico Ryder. Patients suffering from cancer, and their families, struggle against mean-spirited legislation, and the proclaimed goal of Attorney General Jeff Sessions...

Starring: Tracy Ryan, Chico Ryder, Angela Smith, Mara Gordon

Genres: Documentary

Director: Abby Epstein

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Abby Epstein
Stars	Tracy Ryan, Chico Ryder, Angela Smith, Mara Gordon
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 37M
Description	Patients suffering from cancer, and their families, struggle against mean-spirited legislation, and the proclaimed goal of Attorney General Jeff Sessions to roll back marijuana reforms in states such as California.

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Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 17:25

This is not a political movie. This is an intense look at the lives of these young people. A look at the lives of these young people in an age of social change. It is the life story of Molly Hall. She has a passion for life and wants to create a better future for herself and her family. The people she meets will change her outlook on life and make her more critical of the choices she makes in her own life. This is a documentary of a remarkable story, which I will never forget.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 19:13

I had not seen this movie in a while but I had remembered from my youth that I was somewhat the same, but I was in a special group of kids that used to smoke, which we called it. I was never really sick with it but I had gotten up from my chair and turned off the TV and was left alone in the house, until I was told that the TV was being turned off for maintenance and I started to turn it back on and there it was, the unmistakable smell of marijuana in the room! The stories from the kids I grew up with were a combination of incredible and horrible. I remember a girl that couldn't sleep, cried and begged for it to stop but no one cared, the other kids would tell her that she was too young and didn't understand. She never had any friends, she was depressed and decided to quit. It was all downhill for me as I grew up in a small town where there wasn't a single person that used to smoke weed. I was fascinated by this documentary and was deeply moved by it. I watched it many times as it became more and more clear to me that what I had seen in the beginning of the movie, the disturbing thing that started it all, was the same thing that I had known all my life, as a child, that these kids used to do. It had taken a turn in my life that I am not ready to understand, I am now not only a grown up, but I can understand it. I know that it is not only a bad thing to do, but it is bad to be exposed to. My son and daughter-in-law are the only ones who really knew about this, but I knew it was wrong and I wanted to do something about it. That was when I got involved with the Anti-Drugs campaign. I think we really have to do something to protect kids from the harmful effects of drugs. It was interesting to see that while the people who we did the research with in the film were saying that this was the worst thing that ever happened to them and they had been addicted for 10 years, they also said that they had never been clean. It was not just the kids who used to smoke, it was the parents who started this, who started it, and who started it. I know that we are all fortunate that there are so many people who still believe in the very idea of Marijuana and what it can do, even though it may not be as enjoyable as smoking, as a recreational drug. I am very glad to see that people are willing to get into this issue, to make it stop. That is what I am hoping is going to happen with the adults of the world and the kids. A documentary like this should be seen by every parent of a child who smokes, and should be used as a tool to educate the parents of children who are already involved in it. It is important for all parents of children to understand that smoking pot is not as harmless as they think and that the law needs to be changed to protect them and help them. A good education about drugs is needed and this is an excellent start.

Monday, 22 Jun 2020 21:00

This film is a must see for anyone who wants to see that cannabis is not a "bad thing" but rather the solution to the problems and problems that "it's bad for you" to have, what is good for the environment and what is good for the human race, and in fact all human life. This is a message that is well done and very moving. One of the best films I have seen. See it and see this film! I know I will. I am planning on seeing this film a few more times. My wife has a friend who is a student in medical school and they are both going to be taking a class in anatomy and physiology next week. I hope they will get together and watch this film together. It is such a gift that they will get a good education and for one I will be keeping that in mind. Please do go to see this film. It will make your day. You will see for yourself what is going on in the world with the high school students and I know that I will see it many more times. To those who have seen it, I hope you will go see it a few more times.

Catherine Banks

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 13:42

I did not know what to expect from the Weed the People documentary, but after watching it, I realized that it is a very important and important subject to the American public. Every time that I walk out of a movie theater, I see that I haven't watched a movie in years, and I don't remember what it was that I had just seen. It's about smoking marijuana, of course. It is also about the freedom that it gives to a people, when they decide to be a part of the decision and stand up for their rights. I really like the interview, especially with Michael Moore. I don't know what it was that he said, but I love it! Also I liked the way that the interview was presented and showed, that all the things that the people interviewed did, that it was a documentary and not a movie. They said what they did, and then the interviewer showed them doing the same thing in different ways. I think that it was very important and important for the people to be aware and to know what it is that they can do with their decisions. I do not think that it was easy for me to watch this movie, because I am very tired of this kind of media. I think that we need to let people know that it is not easy for them to be a part of this decision. We have to have a few more people in society that are going to stand up for the rights of their fellow citizens, not just those of them that we know are well educated, that they are from higher income and that they have something to contribute to the community. This is a powerful film, and I hope that it will be seen by a lot of people in the future.

Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 22:48

I had never heard of "weed the people" until I saw this documentary, and I don't regret having seen it. It is very well produced and I really liked the different ways it was presented, from the sensationalism to the documentary style. The most effective scenes were when the narrator, Bud Cramer, was talking about his life with his friend and partner in crime, Ricky Bates. The end of the documentary shows Ricky being interviewed by the narrator, and you can just imagine the tension between them. I really enjoyed the interviews with the four guys, and Bud Cramer, who made the documentary very interesting and very interesting to watch. He was funny, good-looking and likeable. The documentary also touches on the connection between the hippies and the drug dealers, and how the hippies were used by the drug dealers to get free drugs. I thought that Bud Cramer was very articulate and entertaining in his interview with Ricky, which was interesting. The last interview was with Barry Dennen, and it was very interesting to hear him talk about the DEA, and the big power play that the DEA was involved in. This is a good documentary to see, and it is not very violent, and it doesn't make the drug dealers look like the good guys. But, it does make the hippies look like the bad guys, because they are completely covered by the documentary. This is a good documentary to see, and you should see it. The documentary is very well produced, and the interviews with Bud Cramer and Ricky Bates were excellent.

Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 18:39

I don't know about you guys, but I have seen dozens of anti-gun control, anti-gun control, anti-woman, anti-family, anti-weirdo, anti-rich, anti-religious, anti-Christian, anti-family and anti-babysitter films and TV series. But I don't think that this film had anything to do with the message of the film. I guess the fact that it was at a gun show in a small town, with the big crowd of people in the middle of the day, and not during the day (it seemed as if it was) that was the reason it got the support it did. No, I do not think that the director had anything to do with the fact that this film made the big bucks it did. I mean, I am a film maker, but I also do some teaching, and I am still amazed at how often a film gets away with its idea and it gets so bad that it loses the attention of the audience. As far as this film is concerned, the fact that it was at a gun show was probably the best argument it could make for its thesis. It is one of the better anti-gun control films I have seen and it is a good idea for a film that will be offensive to the audience and make the point of its author, while still being an effective anti-gun control film. If you want to see a film that makes an anti-gun control point and is still effective, go rent "Saving Private Ryan".

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 02:23

The quality of this documentary will be quite hard to beat. It is also very easy to overlook the questionable qualities of what the filmmakers (along with a dedicated fan) have done. But it is really a good documentary, albeit very biased. The documentary is about a group of people who believe that marijuana is dangerous to society and that the US government is not doing enough to curb this. The journalists who have done the research are also decent, and actually bring some integrity to the film. If you have an open mind and a friend that is willing to listen, you'll enjoy this film.

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 20:26

This movie was an eye opener and completely refutes what most of us have been told by the media and politicians. A lot of this stuff is not even fact, and not worth your time. This movie exposes all of the ways that the government is trying to destroy freedom and has all the sad characteristics of that. The CDC and the NIH have gotten many grants to study medical conditions in America that are not even existent, but to make the world sicker. This movie really exposed this and the people that were watching it, and then the bad people that voted for this. This movie is definitely not for the faint of heart.

Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 22:13

I really enjoyed this film. I've been to a lot of the medical marijuana states and this is not the first documentary about medical marijuana. This film shows the real side of marijuana and the realities it can bring to many people's lives. I highly recommend this film to anyone who is not a pot smoker.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 00:01

This is a marvelous documentary on America's greatest sociopath - Hollywood's biggest criminal of the last 50 years. The documentary shows us the dark side of America's culture of greed, selfishness and celebrity. It is sad that the reality that was this film was ignored by the press. This documentary should have been given more press than it did and rightfully so. A must-see for everyone who wants to see the truth of the entertainment industry.

Monday, 25 May 2020 21:39

I watched this film and was blown away by the raw honesty and anger of the people involved. I think this film is really valuable and will make a lot of people think. If this film was made in today's environment, people would see how easily people are manipulated and how easily the system can manipulate its people. This is a film that should be viewed by anyone who has a real interest in human beings. It is almost like a documentary without the documentary part. This film brings out so much in its subjects and really helps you to understand the harsh truth of the drug and how it works on its users. They are clearly very honest and it is refreshing to see a film like this coming out of the Hollywood mainstream.

Thursday, 21 May 2020 17:38

I did not know how good the documentary would be until I watched it. After hearing from friends and acquaintances about how many times they had been asked about marijuana, I decided to purchase a marijuana card and was surprised to find that many people told me they were going to take it with them to the doctor. I started smoking weed for the first time and was amazed at the taste, smell, and how strong the buds were. This documentary was so informative and entertaining that I wanted to see it all over again. The only reason I did not give it 10 stars is because I felt the producers should have included more interviews with former users and casual users. But overall, I am very satisfied with this documentary and I look forward to seeing more.

Sunday, 17 May 2020 19:26

I have watched this film twice. The first time it was as a show. I was so into it. The second time I watched it for free on our PC. I was shocked. I would give this a 10. Although I feel as if there should have been a greater amount of action in it. The second half was a bit slow for me. I had to speed it up and see more of what was happening. I could see how much the film was affecting the people who lived it. The second half had to be more action packed to really get my attention. This film was touching and that shows me that we should not stop. We need to change things for the better. It was a good film that should be viewed by everyone. It is an important film. It brought out our faults and showed us what we could do if we wanted to. I would recommend this to anyone who likes independent films. Even if you don't like the idea, it was still an important film. I would give this a 10/10. Although it may be a bit slow at times.

Sunday, 17 May 2020 13:29

This documentary is extremely educational about the subject of cannabis. The effect it has on all of our lives is amazing. I thoroughly enjoyed it and was even surprised by how many scenes were cut out and not told the whole story. It really makes you think about the choice you are making to the people you are with. I suggest that all parents educate their children about the legalization of cannabis.

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 21:13

What a movie! I was at a party and someone came up to me and asked what a documentary was. I replied, "Oh, it's just about weed." I don't even smoke weed, and this is a movie about weed! It made me think and laugh. It is so funny that these people are all so full of themselves. They think they are funny and they all love to say things like, "I'm a queer, I'm a weirdo, I'm just a normal dude." They say this about themselves because they have a huge ego. They never acknowledge that they are normal or that they are gay, just gay. This is a documentary about a social movement and how this movement is trying to get the government and the media to see that being gay is not a sickness but a disease. I recommend this movie to anyone who cares about this country and the future of this nation. If you don't know much about this movement, then you need to learn about it. This movie is going to change your life.

Monday, 27 Apr 2020 22:26

This documentary was terrific, and it was filled with great information. I had no idea about the programs that the D.A.R.E. has going on in this country. I am an ex-drug addict and the discussion of the programs was very educational. I had no idea how much this country is being screwed over by the big corporations, and it is very disturbing. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who wants to know more about the D.A.R.E. programs. I know that they were created for certain purposes and I feel that they are important. I hope that we can get the message out to the public that we don't want to be addicted to drugs anymore and we want the programs to stop.

Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 12:36

If you don't know the facts, well, this movie is for you! How many parents have talked to their child about weed? You'll get a lot of information about the difference between the two and what the parents are doing for their children. It's not just about getting high, you'll learn to appreciate all kinds of plants and natural food and all kinds of different marijuana strains. Just sit back and enjoy! And it's 100% legal. I think that's why this movie is so popular and I guess that's why I never get tired of it. It's so easy to be in favor of marijuana and I think all parents should watch this! I just think it's a great movie and you'll get a lot of information about pot and that's what the movie is about. If you have kids, it's really a great movie. You will learn a lot about the whole plant and you will see that it's not just for partying. It's an amazing thing for any family to learn about the plant and how it's used and that's why you should watch this movie!

Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 11:56

A great documentary that shows why we should stop criminalizing the people that can't speak for themselves. Also, it shows why it's crucial to reach out to the more marginalized and disenfranchised among us. It's the story of two sisters in their mid-twenties who have been arrested for marijuana, yet have access to nothing but a small amount of marijuana in their home, and a child who is struggling to survive due to the absence of her father and mother. The girls, who are not members of the black community, are marginalized and socially isolated from the rest of society. They go through several weeks of incarceration. It's a sad story, but it's one that we should all be aware of. We need to talk about it. It's not that we're against marijuana. We just need to talk about it, and stop criminalizing it. We need to stop focusing on arrests and imprisoning people, because those are only a small part of the problem. It's important to talk about how weed can help people, and be a positive force, rather than just a negative force. It's also important to talk about the often unfair way we treat marijuana users. We have a drug that affects us physically and psychologically, and yet we do nothing about it. It's just ridiculous. Weed is a vital part of life and society, and we need to show the world that, and stop trying to stigmatize people for it.

Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 07:00

I really enjoyed this movie, it has a bit of everything from black and white to colour. All the people interviewed are dope fiends and all the drugs are a waste of time. The great thing about this film is the actual footage from the interviews they use to demonstrate the footage they are showing. I highly recommend this movie to anyone looking for something different from the usual politician media and is looking for a different perspective of a topic they should care about. I don't have much more to say about the movie but it is a must watch.

Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 06:47

I'm going to try to explain this documentary as a whole. I like documentaries, and I'm not usually too thrilled about them, but this one caught my attention. And that is because it gave an insight into the world of the people involved in the documentary. The documentary is filled with some interesting personal stories, and it's also touching at times. Some of the people who appear in the documentary were in it for as little as a few hours. It's really remarkable how these people lived, and what they went through. The interviews were well-done, with lots of emotion, humor, and advice. I was really surprised by the level of empathy that the filmmakers were able to communicate. You could really feel the pain, and the passion. It is very personal. So much so that I don't think I will be able to watch the film again. I think that people who have never smoked or have smoked for many years will find the film helpful, but more people will not be so interested in it. It's definitely one of those documentaries that will stay with you after you see it, because the stories are so well-crafted and powerful. I definitely recommend it to anyone who likes documentaries. But I don't think it's something that will appeal to everyone. It's probably best to watch it once, then watch it again after some time, or again in the future.

Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 03:22

The movie shows what happens when a brother and sister grow apart. It also shows how a local TV station caught the story and run it. I really enjoyed the movie and would recommend it to all.

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