Thirteen |  | Director: Catherine Hardwicke
Actors: Evan Rachel Wood, Holly Hunter, Nikki Reed, Jeremy Sisto, Brady Corbet
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Category: DVD
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Rating:  391 reviews
Sales Rank: 3198
Format: Anamorphic, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD, Full Screen, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
Languages: English (Original Language), French (Original Language), Spanish (Original Language), English (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled), French (Dubbed), Spanish (Dubbed)
Rating: R (Restricted)
Region: 1
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Number Of Discs: 1
Running Time: 100 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: 2220658
UPC: 024543106586
EAN: 0024543106586
ASIN: B00013RC2K
Theatrical Release Date: 2002
Release Date: January 27, 2004
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A gut-wrenching portrait of adolescence, Thirteen is made all the more powerful because it was co-written by a genuine teenage girl, Nikki Reed, who also co-stars in the movie. Tracy (Evan Rachel Wood), a serious good student, finds herself needing to express her anger and resentment at her fractured family life. To rebel, she pursues a friendship with the reckless, alluring Evie (Reed), who seems to have all the cocksure freedom that Tracy desires. What follows is both harrowing and compelling: Tracy becomes enmeshed in a relationship with Evie that empowers Tracy and drags her deeper into the misery she wants to escape--and terrifies her mother (Holly Hunter), who struggles desperately to hold on to her daughter's love. Thirteen makes every step on this path utterly convincing, due to the vivid script, energized direction, and astonishingly alive performances from Hunter, Reed, and especially Wood. Jolting, sad, and mesmerizing. --Bret Fetzer
Product Description
Straight-laced teen Tracy meets Evie and falls under her destructive influence.
Genre: Feature Film-Drama
Rating: R
Release Date: 7-JUN-2005
Media Type: DVD
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Movie cleverly delves into the mysteries of very early adolescence November 18, 2009
K. Ptacek (MN)
The movie Thirteen is an extremely well done look into the perspective of an out of control, average American teenager who once was good and had a conscious but was quickly replaced by drugs, and poor choices. While there are some seemingly unimportant and questionable scenes such as the last shot in the end, the movie doesn't disappoint to preview a simple way of "getting caught up" in peer pressure. Recommend it for people of 17+ to fully understand the concepts with little misinterpretations.
 Shockingly Real November 17, 2009
R. Godfrey (Georgia, US)
To say the movie doesn't contain real shocking pieces of teens' lives would be an understatement. The movie literally pulls you out of your chair and spins you into a world so crazy and fast it scares you. Showing this movie to teens all over the world should be required because showing it to my teenage cousin (she was 17 at the time) made her think twice about her life and actions. It literally scares the hell out of you! For storyline, camera, and performance i give it a 5/5 star rating.
 WOW October 24, 2009
A. Lewis (New York, NY)
I bought this movie without ever seeing it and I was hoping the whole way home that it was worth the money and to my surprise it was pretty darn good!But I do have to be honest about a few things in this movie,I wasn't completely in shock of what was happening throughout the movie because around the time I had purchased this movie I was maybe 16 or 17 and I knew girls who were exactly like that and a few of them were friends of mine so I kind of knew what was going to happen next throughout the movie.It was a good movie and I have watched it a few more times since then.It is a bit raw and crazy at times because I was just never like that as a teen(at least not that far gone)so when the movie ended I was like WOW!!That was crazy.Good movie I still watch it till this day(5 years later).Buy This!!!
One of my favorite movies of all time June 29, 2009
Mr. Noodles (San Diego, CA, USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
*contains spoilers*
The story really got to me. 13 year old Tracy wanted to fit in with the popular girls at school, most notably Evie. Tracy gets Evie's number to hang out, only for it to be a non working number. She goes to the shop where Evie was shoplifting, and she intentionally gave Tracy a wrong number. She pick pocketed a lady at a bus stop, and Tracy instantly becomes Evie's friend. Although she is with the popular crowd, she shuns her old friends and follows Evie in the path of sex and drugs. She also self mutilated her arm a few times in the movie (I have went through a minor phase like that when I was 14) whenever she got really stressed.
Evie had a depressing background, as she said she was abused by her guardian's boyfriend and such. She wanted to be adopted by Tracy's family. She envied Tracy because she had the things she wanted (a mother, family love, etc). She was not adopted and betrays Tracy near the end of the film.
Near the end, Tracy was on the verge of failing the 7th grade, I will not spoil any further now.
Parts of the movie did make me cry, a little. Such as seeing Evie crying because she didnt get adopted, and the ending which I will not reveal in this review. Stuff like this is happening out there in real life and I really want to do something about it. I have watched this film about 12 times so far. Overall, this is a really great and a depressing move, parents and teachers should show this film to teenagers, especially if they turned 13.
If you liked this movie, you will like Ken Park's "Kids", which has a more grittier feel as opposed to Thirteen's Hollywood feel. Plus Kids is much more graphic, and if that was not enough for you, you should also watch "Ken Park"
good movie February 27, 2009
J. Anderson (Utah)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
this is a great movie to show teenage girls... because it deals with alot of the things that teenage girls deal with and need to know that girls can get out of control and there are bad friends out there..
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