I don't have time so if anyone watched it please tell me do they ever talk about where they got there clothes (like what brands) and if they do will you tell me the minutes pleasee
That no bra no panties scene made me think Tracy was trying to haunt her mother or throw back in her face possibly for choices she made when she was younger or something. Her mother's character and look just made me assume she had a "hippy" or free phase or as part of her personality. My brain decided it was a chant in a movement she was in or something lol
I will forever credit this movie to why i never got sucked in to the 2006-10 H epidemic. It sticked to my soul. I think i got pregnant on purpose at this age so i could easily avoid the dope epidemic that took so many of my friends lives. I started cutting after watching this movie but it formed who i am now. And i didnt die, like most of my friends. This movie helped me stay off of drugs and I'm so grateful. My daughter is 11 and i want to show her this movie. I'm nervous she'll be like me and find a relation to the pain and esp to the outlets of pain and that it will encourage her to self harm. But i have to remember that, even though i self harmed after watching this, it still kept me aware and gave me the awareness to not do drugs at that young age. I cut myself because of this movie. I was already bulimic and this movie was the only thing that seemed familiar. Toxic as it is, but this movie resonated with my self consciousness, my grief, vulnerability and the pressure i felt being in high school in the early 2000s. This movie ruined me but it kept me alive. I graduated 2008. 14 of my classmates OD'd on heroin. If i didn't get purposely get pregnant at 18, i probably would have been one of those ODs. I want to show my daughter (almost 12) but I'm scared of the glorification of self harm and sabotage that i learned from this movie. But that awareness kept me away from drugs. I'm just scared that if i show my daughter, it'll make her aware and more likely to self harm even more. Shes already started self harming as a grieving preteen and I'm scared this movie will encourage or glorify it like it did for me. But then i realize that if she watches it, she might avoid major drugs like i did because of it. Its a fine line between traumatizing my daughter and making her aware of the self sabotage and the damamge i ciuld possibly cause. Early 2000s were so different for us. Idk how to integrate the life lessons of this movie into the lives of this new millenia of children. This movie ruined me but also saved my life. I want my daughter to learn the same lessons this movie teaches. But its so raw im terrified that ill just cause another generation of cutter/bulimic/drug use/lying sneaking teenager that i was. But i survived. I didn't use. I stayed safe. Some girls in 03/04 watched this and learned and some girls watched and became influenced/inspired. I dont want to push my daughter to follow either.
They really should remake this movie. Using chem lab drugs/hallucinations/ molly/ the unlimited access to high grade weed. Same story line but current to relate to this new generation that has access to many more drugs than we did in 2003.
Please don't show your daughter this movie yet. I understand you have an emotional tie to it and it means a lot to you. But as a 15 year old girl myself who went through depression and self harm. It's not to be exposed to that kind of thing. I just watched it a couple of days ago and i know that if i had watched it BEFORE or DURING my depression. It would've sent me into a really bad place. It was real hard to not allow myself to be consumed with that mindset again while watching this movie. Especially the self harm part. If you show it to your daughter (again as a 15 year old girl) i promise it will probably do more harm than good especially for her age. It will definitely put the thoughts of self harm into her mind and especially just because when we're young we think "hey.. Maybe I'll try it. Maybe it feels good". I'd wait a couple of years to show her. Please. As a teenager in this society. It's really important that you don't expose your daughter to that kind of disturbing content so early on.
WOW I didn't know that was Nikki Reed until like this very moment. I loved the Twilight movies and of course Evan in all she has been in My sister LOVED this movie
I saw that movie at a small independent theatre here on Prince Edward Island, loved it, saw it twice. Was such a fan of Evan Rachel Wood on Once and Again that had to see it, was a chance for everyone who didn't watch that show to see what a great actress she is.
This movie changed my life, I decided to rewatch this now that I'm in my mid 20's and it's brought up so many memories I forgot I even had. Such a crazy time. ❤
I’m sorry but no That language is called “double g” My best friend and I used to speak this ALL THE TIME I honestly can’t explain it now but can speak it fluently and understand complely. Sorry Her is an example “Guddah-guy” is I “L-udduh gove” is love “Y-udduh-goo” is you
I still don't understand the ending and that bothers me lol. But very good movie actually. A great message and yes I'm saying this having just watched this in 2023. I did know about its existence for some time but I was scared to watch it idk I just was because I knew what to expect. But then one day I wanted to watch movies that were like Mean Girls for some random reason. I watched Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen. The rating didn't bother me but by the time I was 30 or 40mins in I was wishing for it to be over. Then once I was done with that I wanted to watch something that wouldn't be cringe. I came across Picture This, Sleepover, Jawbreaker, Wild Child which I had already watched, Odd Girl Out which I had also already watched and then I came across Thirteen again so I decided to watch that first. It did not disappoint. I really liked seeing a different lens of a popular kid's life, seeing that some struggle outside of their fame at school. I was never bored one bit and some moments almost made me cry.
The ending really just implies that not everything is hunky dory and she has a lot more soul searching and healing to do and her old friends she will have to work to get back.
Right? Even if it was just a RU-vid video of Tracy and Evie running into each other at The Grove and talking about their lives for an hour or two, we need to know what happened to them.
This came out when I was just a naive 13 year old myself I’d watch it whenever it was on sky movies and eventually taped it ! (Yep going back to the days you could record Shit off the telly onto a vhs 😂) me and my best friend then became obsessed with it and slowly but surely our teenage year unraveled 😆🥊🥳🫣
