Rent 13 Minutes (2021)
2.5 of 5 from 97 ratings
1h 49min
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- Synopsis:
- "13 Minutes" is an edge-of-your-seat disaster thriller featuring an incredible cast - including Amy Smart (The Butterfly Effect), Thora Birch (American Beauty), Peter Facinelli (Twilight franchise) and Anne Heche (Volcano) - and boasting jaw-dropping visual effects from the team behind 'Everest' and 'Deepwater Horizon'. The largest tornado on record threatens to ravage a small town, leaving residents with only 13 minutes to find shelter, search for loved ones and fight for their lives. In the wake of total devastation, four families must overcome their differences and find strength in themselves and each other in order to survive.
- Actors:
- Paz Vega, Amy Smart, Thora Birch, Anne Heche, Sofia Vassilieva, Peter Facinelli, Laura Spencer, Gabriel Jarret, Trace Adkins, Tokala Clifford, William Peltz, Davi Santos, Yancey Arias, Shaylee Mansfield, James Austin Kerr, Doug Van Liew, Darryl Cox, Lisandro Boccacci, Ashtyn Barlow Nguyen, Ginger Gilmartin
- Directors:
- Lindsay Gossling
- Producers:
- Travis Farncombe, Lindsay Gossling, Karen Harnisch
- Writers:
- Travis Farncombe, Lindsay Gossling
- Aka:
- Thirteen Minutes
- Studio:
- Signature Entertainment
- Genres:
- Action & Adventure, Drama, Thrillers
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Reviews (2) of 13 Minutes
Dreadful afternoon-TV domestic drama - 13 Minutes review by Alphaville
The DVD sleeve promises an ‘edge-of the-seat disaster thriller’. Whoever wrote that should be sacked. In a small town boring people go about their boring business. For a whole hour nothing happens. Then it rains and they go underground and the camera shakes to indicate a tornado off-screen. Then they emerge to sort through debris. The end. Even the trailer can’t make it look interesting. It’s foot-through-the-screen awful.
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Dull Drama sold as a Disaster Film - 13 Minutes review by GI
The advertising all points to a gritty disaster movie but what you actually get is a small community drama with loads of family tensions and every social issue going on including abortion rights, homophobia, illegal immigration, racism, disability, single parenting...it goes on and a big tornado then pops along and makes nearly everyone have a rethink about their prejudices. The tornado has a brief visit in the narrative after which the film refocuses itself onto the plight of extreme weather victims in the USA. Overall this crams so much and gives none of the issues any weight or significance leaving the film a rambling jaunt of about two hours. Dull.
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