| View Larger Image | 13 Moons | DVDStarring: Ernie Lee Banks, Jennifer Beals, Elizabeth Bracco, Steve Buscemi, Terry Cooley
| List Price: | $9.99 | | | Available: | Usually ships in 24 hours |
| | Binding: | DVD | | Rating: |  | | Run Time: | 93 minutes | | Format: | Color, DVD, NTSC | | Studio: | Monarch Video | | Number of Discs: | 1 | | Aspect Ratio: | 1.33:1 | | Release Date: | June 29, 2004 | | Sales Rank: | 78,480th |
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Product Description
Legend has it when theres a full moon anything can happen. Just imagine what can take place on a night of 13 moons. Studio: Monarch Video Assoc. Release Date: 08/30/2005 Starring: Steve Buscemi Jennifer Beals Run time: 94 minutes Rating: R |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 3.0 based on 6 reviews)
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IT'S ONLY ME, BUT: by Joan M. Mckeown (ontario, canada)  2 Stars
May 31, 2008
NOT TOO IMPRESSED WITH THIS MOVIE. IT IS ALL OVER THE PLACE. IKNOW THAT FULL NOON NIGHTS ARE LIKE. AND THE NIGHTS OF 13 NOONS ARE SUPPOSE TO BE OFF THE WALL. I BOUGHT THIS DVD AS IT HAD JENNIFER BEALS IN IT. THE DIRECTOR/PRODUCER (HER HUSBAND ALEX ROCKWELL) KEPT HER IN JAIL DURINF THE WHIOLE MOVIE. WHAT A DOWNER. IT YOU CAN'T COUNT ON YOUR HUSBAND TO HELP YOUR CARREER, WHO CAN YOU COUNT ON. JM
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Maybe too deep... by E. G-Golebiewski (Roseville, Mi. USA)  5 Stars
March 20, 2006
...for the average movie fan. I loved this masterpiece. It was forceful and subtle at the same time. From the priest's role in helping everyone to Bananas slowly becoming more...AND less of a clown through the different stages of his "makeup". Not an easy film to watch...but harder to stop watching ...again and again.
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I wanted to love this! by M. Brown (Chicago)  1 Stars
March 31, 2005
I love Steve Buscemi. I want to absolutely marry Peter Dinklage tomorrow (but he is a bit of an ass in this movie). The two main women are awesome. Jennifer Beals is good too.
Every character is great. Apart from the nutso. He made me more uncomfortable than what was intended. Quite nasty.
But the story is wholly depressing! I wanted my time back from that movie. It wasn't the sort of queasiness that gets in your head and makes you think. It was just dismal nausea. I was just left ill at ease. But it was gone by morning.
But I am still utterly in love with Peter Dinklage.
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Holy depressing! by Antonio Giusto (Toronto, Ontario Canada) 2 Stars
November 05, 2004
I couldn't even finish watching this film. I wanted to slit my wrists. This film gave me a sick feeling inside. I don't understand why most Indie flicks have to be terribly composed. Just cause the film was made for cheap doesn't mean it has to look cheap. Here's a tip to all indie flick directors: Hand held camerawork does not create a sense of reality. For me it just takes away from the realism. A shakey camera only reminds people that there's a camera there and that they're watching a movie. The hand held thing only works successfully if performed by people who have mastered hand held camerawork. Stop trying to pass off inexperience as art. People don't fall for it anymore. I was looking so forward to seeing this film. This is just sloppy film making. I'm sorry but I guess I can't just look past all that. It has to be a really incredible story for me to sit through something like this. Unfortunetly the story here is incredibly depressing and not portrayed well by it's players. I don't think any of the actors in this film really know how to properly portray these types of characters. Characters in a story like this should never be portrayed by actors. They're too real to be portrayed by actors. I'm sorry but all I saw was famous supporting actors acting. It was sad affair and an insult to people who have real problems simular to the characters in this film. This film would have been better off not being made at all.
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Can't be this bad by Rich (Seattle, WA) 2 Stars
August 02, 2004
Rented this movie just by cover value and was very disappointed. This movie is one of those artistic low budget movies that you find once in a while if you avoid disappointments. While some thinking-movies give you a new perspective in seeing the world, "13 Moon" does nothing new.
"13 Moon" has bunches of minor characters' plots coming together to form a simple plot of saving a child. These many different characters cross each other paths throughout the movie without knowing any significations of the other characters' goals.
A stripper helps a priest. The priest helps a singer. The singer is pregnant by a music producer. The music producer calls up a jail-bailer. The jail bailer knows a clown. The clown loves a stripper. These characters are more or less all linked together in what seem to be a small world. Each character has their own problem and agendas, but seems to gravitate together toward helping a dying boy. This movie is slow and boring, I like artist movies, but this one is really cheap. A movie similar and better then this one is "Snatch." Which has four or so plots throughout the movie that combine together in a grand finale? 21 grams in a sense is very similar and has more believable character that "13 Moons", with a bunch of no name pain actors, can't deliver.
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