Review of Thirteen (1988) by Ker Malkin G — 12 May 2013
Thirteen is a teenage nightmare where parents get lost and where a life can be easily consumed.
The good. An incredibly dramatic rendition of things going out of control. A simple story, mesmerizing by its truthful reflection of reality. Perfect acting. Powerful scenes. Dialogs that are so well built they could escape the lips of any parent or teen.
The actors. Stellar performance by everyone. I'll just mention the main characters. Evan Rachel Wood as our main girl. Nikki Reed as her best friend. Holly Hunter as her mother.
The bad. Nothing.
The ugly. Nothing.
The result. A troubling film that should be watched by everyone, but beware the drama, be ready for it.
This review of Thirteen (1988) was written by Ker Malkin G on 12 May 2013.
Thirteen has generally received very positive reviews.
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