| | Thirteen DVD (9 Customer Reviews)
| Category | Dramas DVDs, Teenage Movies, Sex Videos, Coming Of Age, Drugs, Teenage Girls | | Starring | Holly Hunter, Nikki Reed, Evan Rachel Wood, Jeremy Sisto, Kip Pardue, Deborah Kara Unger, Brady Corbet | | Director | Catherine Hardwicke | | Composer | Mark Mothersbaugh | | Director of Photography | Elliot Davis | | Executive Producer | Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner | | Producer | Michael London, Jeff Levy-Hinte | | Screenwriter | Catherine Hardwicke, Nikki Reed |
The relationship between a mom and her 13-year-old is tested as the girl enters the world of sex, drugs and petty crime. This DVD feature film stars Holly Hunter, Evan Rachel Wood, Nikki Reed. Bonus features include commentary, deleted scenes, featurette, more. THIRTEEN is Catherine Hardwicke's explosive portrait of teenage girls at their very worst. Mean, manipulative, conniving, and utterly out of control, these skinny, sexy, drug-addicted, 13-year-old time bombs are nothing short of terrifying. Hardwicke's movie is brilliant in its ability to portray this phenomenon, which comes off as very real. The skillful photography from cinematographer Elliot Davis communicates the most complicated themes of the film: insecurity, confusion, wanting to be liked and accepted, and feeling like it's time to grow up fast. In an early scene, protagonist Tracy (Evan Rachel Wood), a shy girl and good student, approaches Evie (Nikki Reed), the school's ultra-popular bad girl, and the two size up each other's clothing, jewelry, hair, shoes, socks, and decide to go on a shopping spree. From there Tracy spirals downward, copying Evie's every move in an aggressive game of daring each other to take increasingly dangerous risks--stealing, getting piercings, experimenting with sex, drinking and taking drugs, and much more. All the while Tracy's mom (Holly Hunter) who is a bohemian ex-alcoholic trying to be open-minded and supportive about her daughter's rebellion, slowly loses her authority and her ability to cope with these volatile teens. A booming, excellent soundtrack punctuates the hyper, desperate, manic mood of the girls' behavior, and catalyzes the adrenaline rush that is THIRTEEN. Theatrical Release Date: August 20, 2003 (NY/LA) Thirteen Reviews: "...A lot of fun....THIRTEEN maintains an unusual balance between sobriety and irreverence that can catch you off guard..."-- Richard Kelly, Sight and Sound "What sets THIRTEEN apart from other teenage flicks is bravery..."
-- Jamie Graham, Total Film "...Brace yourself for THIRTEEN -- it'll cause a commotion..."
-- Peter Travers, Rolling Stone "...THIRTEEN captures a slice of life that no other movie has ever caught with such unsparing but loving honesty..."-- Stephen Farber, Movieline's Hollywood Life "...The handheld images are grainy and feverish but also startlingly sustained, and they have a way of snaking their way right up to the actors' faces....It has the grip of a thriller..."
-- Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly "...A movie with moments so realistically painted that your eyes will sting from the fumes..."
-- Elvis Mitchell, New York Times "...Evan Rachel Wood delivers a performance of white-heat intensity..."
-- Mike Clark, USA Today Thirteen | List Price | $14.98 (You save $4.69) | | Studio | 20th Century Fox | | Orig Year | 2003 | | DVD Encoding | Region 1 | | All Time Sales Rank |  2751  | | CD Universe Part number | 6651889 | | Catalog number | 2220658 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jan 27, 2004 | | Rating | R (MPAA) | | Running Time | 100 Minutes | | Additional Info | Widescreen; Dubbed; Subtitled | | Movie Details | Color; Widescreen; Dubbed; Subtitled |
Thirteen Movie Review Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Scary Teen Gril's!
If you're a parent of a teen girl(s), you must see this film. This film follow's the overnight transformation into a bad girl of Evie, a sweet innocent girl whose rejected by her peers in her new jr high.
She starts dressing in very seductive clothes, lifting money out of ladies purses, experimenting with sex and getting stoned with acid and ihalants with her new found friend and bad girl leader. All this in just the first half hour.
The 3-4 minute continuing camera shoot gives a most realistic view.
This also one an indie film award, can't remember what for...sorry.
Submitted by NHBTP (Poughkeepsie, NY 12601) 
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this movie shows how a teen girls life changes durastically by hanging out with the popular girl from school
amazing movie and it is a true story that happened to nikki reed the one who played evie in the movie. in real life she was the one thi shappened to
Submitted by kitcat_polkamedot (Springfield, CT, USA)
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thirteen
when i saw this movie, i was 14 years old. while watching it i noticed that i was going through some of the emotions she was going through. of course i wasnt doing drugs or drinking or anything but mostly all the other things. Im glad this movie came out bc it shows what can really happen to you if u get in with the wrong ppl
Submitted by brokencrystals (Apex, NC, USA)
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I thought this movie was fantastic. I think it hit every emotion. Evan Rachel Wood & Nikki Reed played their roles to the fullest & I loved seeing Holly Hunter play Mae. I think this is a real wake up call to people. It shows how small of time it takes to turn your life into a complete 360. Of course, the red flags were obvious. I thought it was a good relation to a teenager girls life & problems they face.
Submitted by lw (Iowa)
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Though the title might make you think it's a stupid meaningless teen movie. This is not a teen movie at all, this is a drama in a documentary style which hits upon the dysfunctional nature of the relationship between a teen daughter and her recovering alcoholic/addict mother, and also the mothers attempting to recover addict boyfriend. A good part of Evan Rachel woods angst comes from her resentment of the Mother's boyfriend and, well, dysfuntionality breeds dysfunctionality. It has many "adult themes" and is a movie for adults and older teens only. The teens have peer pressure to steal or do drugs or to be liked by "popular" class mates. None of this is new, it just has'nt been dramatized on the screen as well since Larry Claks "Kids" and "Bully". These are issues teens have always had in varying degrees, though this film reflects the decadent nature of current American culture. The acting is very good, Evan Rachel wood as the teen girl, and the part of her mother are very convincing. Depressing in a way that's hard to describe. A powerful film.......check it out, just dont expect it to make you happy. Kids will watch it and want to go inhale some aerosol, parents will watch it and want to lock up the medicine cabinet.
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Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Dolby Surround - French, Spanish
Subtitles - English, Spanish - Optional
Additional Release Material:
Audio Commentary: Catherine Hardwicke - Director/Co-Writer; Nikki Reed - Star/Co-Writer, Evan Rachel Wood, Brady Corbet - Stars
Disc 1/Side A: THIRTEEN - Widescreen
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Deleted Scenes: With Optional Commentary
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Behind the Scenes: "Making of THIRTEEN"
Trailers: Theatrical Trailer
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Hidden Features: Easter Eggs (2)
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