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Thirteen

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Thirteen

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Released Aug 20, 2003

1h 40m

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Honor student Tracy Freeland (Evan Rachel Wood) has a troubling home life, but she is close to her mother, Melanie (Holly Hunter). While trying to conceal her inner turmoil by excelling academically, she befriends the calculating Evie (Nikki Reed), her school's queen bee. Evie talks Tracy into experimenting with drugs, exploring her sexuality and pickpocketing strangers to finance shopping sprees -- but before long, Melanie realizes she must step in and stop her daughter's destructive lifestyle.

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An emotionally wrenching, not to mention terrifying, film about the perils of being a teenager.

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The script is as overexcited as the girls themselves, and its affirmative ending is unearned.

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It is here that the performances pay emotional dividends. The sight of Hunter kissing her daughter's self-inflicted scars as if trying to kiss away the psychological pain that raised them will haunt me for some time.

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Explicit peer pressure story for older teens.

Cool People Have Feelings, Too. (Substack)

The film remains a searing time capsule of a place, and a timeless elegy for that messy period in girls’ lives that we’re all lucky if we make it out in one piece.

Given the room for platitude and cliche, the film's wholly genuine, gritty and from the heart.

Thirteen tries too hard to shock... but it is nonetheless a sensational look at the flip side of the American dream.

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I really do love this film for the concept of this movie. I do understand that this review is written decades later however I really do think it would be phenomenal if there were to be a film called “fourteen” or “thirteen2” explaining Evie’s backstory, that was one thing I was stuck on because it does not really show much about Evie I do understand this film was about Tracy which is why I would find it so interesting if they were to make a second one. like I said I do understand this review is made decades after the movie so I suggest they get someone who looks like Nikki reed (Evie) when she was younger and describe her backstory. Overall I absolutely love this movie and it will forever be my comfort show.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

"Thirteen" is an uncomfortable watch, but it is an honest movie that forces the viewer to face some harsh realities. This is a really well-made film that does a lot with strong performances and minimal settings. I found myself engaged with the story and even when the characters behaved in a frustrating manner, I felt it was intentional and it didn't make the difficult moments any easier to watch. Overall, this is a coming-of-age movie that takes a darker and more serious approach to the topic and it certainly leaves an impact, even if it is not a movie designed for entertainment.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Could’ve been a very powerful film but has several major shortcomings that rob it of emotional heft. The pacing is frenetic, particularly in the first, and we spend too much time seeing what the main character is doing and far too little time feeling what’s she’s feeling. The camera work and cinematography is highly distracting. From the handheld camera feel to the abrupt changes in colour palette, I spent too much time focused on that rather than connecting with the characters. There is some good acting, particularly from Holly Hunter, but again the script and pacing never allowed enough space for me to feel what the characters were going through emotionally. The best scene in the movie was one where the main character is alone in a bathroom looking at herself in the mirror. The film would’ve benefited from slowing down and focusing on more of these quiet, still moments of substance.

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the two main actors did a phenomenal job and the writer and main character did a amazing job with everything especially with the coloring of the film.This is a great movie make you look back on my own life and experiences that have happened similar.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

LOVE THIS MOVIE great plot, amazing actresses beautiful sets, perfect storyline,deep meaning, relatable.

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars

Filme mais ou menos, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas do delas sao mais ou menos, o filme tem um drama bacaninha e dá um leve melhorada, mas não ajuda o filme a ser bom.

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Catherine Hardwicke

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Holly Hunter

Melanie

Evan Rachel Wood

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Evie Zamora

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