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(73) 7.8 89 min 2020 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Tread is a movie starring Marvin Heemeyer, Robert Fleet, and Teresa Riley. Pushed to his breaking point, a master welder in a small town at the foot of the Rocky Mountains quietly fortifies a bulldozer with 30 tons of concrete and...

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Documentary
Director
Paul Solet
Starring
Teresa Riley, Marvin Heemeyer, Robert Fleet

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Genres Documentary
Director Paul Solet
Writer Paul Solet
Stars Teresa Riley, Marvin Heemeyer, Robert Fleet
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 29 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description On June 4th, 2004, a sixty-three-ton bulldozer, fortified with steel and concrete, systematically destroyed numerous businesses and homes in the small mountain town of Granby, Colorado. The rampage lasted over two hours and resulted in more than eight million dollars in damage. State and local police were incapable of even slowing the machine. Though it was armed with three high-powered firearms, no one but the driver was killed. His name was Marvin Heemeyer. TREAD explores the polarizing perspectives on this man, his motives, and what drove him to the breaking point.

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Jack
Monday, 02 Nov 2020 04:50

The film is an attempt to convince people of the dangers of the drug war. This is done by presenting the history of the war and how it has affected the people of the United States. It is not a complete history but it does present some of the important points. It is a film that has to be seen by those who are interested in the drug war and its effects on the American people. It is a film that should be viewed by anyone who has a moral or ethical responsibility to be involved in the drug war. The film is well produced and edited. The film is well-acted and has a good sense of humor. It is not a film that everyone will enjoy but if you want to see a film that is interesting and that makes you think then watch this film.
Dennis
Monday, 26 Oct 2020 12:35

Tread is a compelling and insightful documentary that follows the life of a single mother from a broken home, to a job as a single mom, to her marriage to a man who has nothing in common with her. It is also a heartbreaking look at the life of single mothers and their children. I am a single mother myself and I was impressed by the documentary. I would recommend it to anyone who has been through a divorce, a child custody battle, or is single and has no family.
Harry
Monday, 19 Oct 2020 20:20

This documentary is very good. It is a true story of a young boy named Justin. He was taken to the hospital after his mother died. He was adopted by a group of people. The story is told by the people in the group. It is very touching. The whole documentary is about the love of a child and his family. There is also a good story about a boy named Zane who was taken away from his parents when he was just two years old. It is sad to see how this happened. I think the documentary is very good. I think it is very interesting and it makes you feel very sad. I think it is very important for people to watch this film. It is very important for people to see this film. It is very important to see this film.
Kathryn
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 05:35

This is a very important film. It does not just talk about the effects of the AIDS epidemic on the gay community but also the effects on those who are not gay. The film is based on the book "Tread: An American Story of the AIDS Epidemic" by Peter Hartlaub and features interviews with many of the key players. It is a very powerful documentary. The film does not just focus on the people who have died from AIDS but also on those who are living with it. I am a gay man and I do not feel that the film is biased towards the gay community. It is also a very important film for the people who are living with HIV/AIDS. The film does not talk about the HIV/AIDS epidemic as a disease but rather as a disease that has affected many people. I am very grateful for this film.
Gregory
Friday, 11 Sep 2020 12:11

Tread is a documentary about how college is becoming the next prison. The director is Joe Stone who makes his mark on the current issues with the TV series The Wire, and his previous film Be Like Me. He's made documentaries about the rise of the AIDS epidemic, the struggle of the Native American tribe and the anti-LGBTQ movement in general. His latest film is a look at the plight of thousands of students trapped in college. They are going to college to be rich and famous, but will they be successful? The film has some big names in it, like Adam Levine, Frank Varsi, John Del Signore and Doug Baldwin. Stone is the film's producer and director, and he brings the camera down to the students in their dorms and lectures them about the evils of partying and partying alone. There are some powerful scenes that have a major impact on the students. One student tells him how he has been accepted to Harvard and a gay roommate is being bullied at his school, and then he is arrested. Another student is leading a rebellion in her dorm and is about to be kicked out by her parents. The students are determined to stay, and their camaraderie and determination show. One student is being evicted from her dorm and her parents are against her. She has one more chance to get out, and she'll be risking her safety. There is a way out, and she will do anything to get out. The student who has been on a life-changing journey is excited to find out she's going to be going to Harvard. Another student has a very important life-changing moment, but her parents won't let her tell her story. She has to keep it secret, and it's the best way she can do it. She is at a very high point in her life, and she has to make the most of it. These are the kind of stories you want to see in a documentary, and they are common in the lives of these students. The students have to be motivated and have a passion for what they are doing, and they need a lot of support. This is the case with the rest of the students. When they are watching the film, they are in tears. They want to get out of college, but they don't know what will happen to them, what will be their fate. The film is a difficult film to watch, but it is important and it needs to be seen. It's a great subject, and the filmmakers have done a great job. They are telling the stories of some of the most challenging young people in the country. They are telling a story about the need for college and a struggle to stay out of trouble, and they have shown the harsh realities of college life.
Gloria
Monday, 07 Sep 2020 07:46

One of the best documentaries I've seen for a long time. How one man overcame, despite all odds and adversity, to make a difference. Definitely an excellent documentary. I watched it a few times and can't get enough of it. This is the first documentary I've ever watched in my entire life, and I've been a huge fan of Matt Damon since I was a kid. I've also loved the "Good Will Hunting" and "Good Will Hunting 2" since I was a kid. I like how the documentary talks about how the hard things in life are, and how the obstacles you face in life can be overcome. The documentary is about how Matt Damon overcame the obstacles that were thrown at him and came out the other side stronger than ever. This documentary is definitely a must-see!
Olivia
Wednesday, 12 Aug 2020 09:48

So much wrong with the world today, this movie shows it all. It also shows how we can change it. The movie is based on a book and follows the actual diary of a young girl, Tread, who suffered from severe dyslexia and a lack of attention spans. One day, she got a life-changing gift from her book. It was a giant paperback book. It took her a couple years to read the book and write her first "story". It was the first time that she has written a novel. The movie shows the progression of Tread and her ability to learn to read and write. It also shows the love and love that she had for her little sister who also suffers from dyslexia. I am a big fan of the books, so I will read this one and see how it is made into a movie. It is not a movie about dyslexia, but a movie about a girl who loves her sister, and her struggle to understand the world around her. The movie also shows the girls battle with depression, which is a common problem for kids with dyslexia. There is a great scene when they are at their school, trying to deal with the bully. It is very emotional. I highly recommend this movie.
Gerald S.
Saturday, 08 Aug 2020 05:24

This is not a movie, it is a video. It is a journey into the lives of the people living on a tiny little island in the Indian Ocean. It is a special place and the people on this island are special. I hope that someday someone will make a movie on this island and make a film about the people who live there. For now, it is a special place and an unforgettable journey.
Sara Austin
Thursday, 30 Jul 2020 20:20

For me, Tread was a cathartic experience. I don't have much to add. This is a documentary that needs to be seen, no matter what your position in life is. For those who say that this is just an argument, don't have a point. This is an argument for the real meaning of life, which is to enjoy life and be happy. Don't believe the negative comments. This is a film about what makes us happy. It's the one and only hope we have. Let's be happy!
Tyler T.
Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 02:00

There is a lot of incorrect information out there. This is one of the most helpful documentaries I have ever seen. People need to watch this. Don't listen to what they say, or what the media tells you. This is the truth. It's a factual portrayal of the current situation, but also of the importance of freedom of speech and the right of people to tell the truth. It is not a documentary that portrays the US government as the evil entity that it is in some cases portrayed to be. This is a film that gives a factual account of how we got to where we are, and a warning to the government of the evils of their government. I will definitely recommend this film to everyone I know.
Billy Hunter
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 03:01

I think that this is the best documentary I have seen in years. It really takes you on a journey that will touch your soul. The director and crew of this film wanted to go into the military and hear from them. From soldiers who have gone through hell, and they really went into these men and women and got to know them. They have a great passion for this film. They are people that are dedicated to getting the story of their experiences. They truly care about this project. This documentary is a must see for all veterans and their families. It shows the damage that war can do to your soul and body. These soldiers deserve so much more than what they are receiving. Please see this movie and support the veterans that have gone through hell and are just trying to live their lives. They deserve it.
Jonathan T.
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 05:47

How we treat animals in this world has always been a source of pride for many people, and yet we keep it hidden. How we keep it hidden is why we are so resistant to change. I am convinced that we will do better as a species if we stop ignoring and silencing the suffering that is going on all around us. Tread, a film by Aaron Nieland and Sam McCleery, shows us that this is a matter of moral duty, not of industry or greed. We need to stop hiding the truth of animal suffering, and start confronting it, with love. People don't need to be forced to give up their animal products. They need to be allowed to make informed choices about what they consume.
Janet
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 17:58

I believe that this is the most informative documentary of all time. After viewing this film, I knew that the world could use more understanding, and better use of the resources that we have. But I thought that the greatest message was the one that said that we are all created equal. We all have the same reason for being and are all entitled to live the way we see fit. The information that this film provides is fantastic and not only enlightening, but it also educates. This is a must see for anyone that wants to learn more about the world around us and the importance of protecting the environment and the environment in general. We all need to look to the world around us for inspiration.
Shirley
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 10:09

This movie is a good example of what an independent film should be. It's about a former Nazi concentration camp guard, who lives in a retirement home, and an anonymous photographer who writes about him. The only real controversy is what the photographer says about the former guard. It's not a documentary. It's a personal essay about the man, and what he went through. The movie's message is that people can change and thrive in a world that doesn't want them to. I loved the humor in this movie. This guy's dad said something to the effect that his son was the most miserable person I've ever met, and he still hasn't changed. What the hell is going on? I found it so funny. I think people should see this movie. It's very moving, and it's very funny. I can't recommend this movie enough.
Grace Moreno
Sunday, 31 May 2020 15:35

I have been watching this documentary for years and I never get tired of it. This documentary is so important because it's about life, it's about what we do and what we don't do, it's about what we want to do and what we don't want to do. It's about the way we are and what we are. And it's about how we have changed and what we have changed and what we are going to change. If you want to know more about this film, you should definitely watch this documentary.
Sharon J.
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 17:41

What a shame that the money is not going to the environment. And it is going to the profits of the corporations that really want to make money and don't care about the planet.
Phillip M.
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 20:07

I don't care if they found a scientific explanation to why some animals do certain things. This documentary does it right. It does not give you a pro-animal point of view but it shows you an easy to understand way of thinking about what it is like to live with one species in captivity versus another. I am surprised it took this long for a documentary about this subject to be made. Hopefully this is the start of a new movement to end the animal testing industry. It will also help other animals to know there is a reason why. If we would all just get off our phones and start thinking about what is right for the animals we use, maybe we wouldn't have to be so upset about the death of animals we were told to love. A movie like this would make me want to do more research into this subject. I believe this will help the cause of animals. I am an animal lover and I believe that animals deserve to live. This documentary makes me want to join the cause and do more research on this subject.
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