13 Going on 30/Little Black Book [2 Discs] [With Made of Honor Movie Ticket]
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Rating:
PG13 — for some sexual content and brief drug references-
Language:
Eng Studio:
Sony PicturesUPC:
043396252837Year of Release:
2008Item Number:
COL025283Release Date:
04/22/2008Genre:
Comedy –
Fantasy Comedy –
Media Satire –
Romance –
Romantic Comedy –
Romantic Comedy –
Workplace Comedy
Format:
DVD
MOVIE DESCRIPTION:
DVD FEATURES:
- Region: 1
- Number of Discs: 2
- Audio: Dolby Digital Surround
- Screen: Pan and Scan
- Aspect Ratio: 2.40:1
- Features:
- cc
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Cast:
Brittany Murphy - Stacy
Holly Hunter - Barb
Judy Greer - Lucy Wyman
Andy Serkis - Richard Kneeland
Julianne Nicholson - Joyce
Phil Reeves - Wayne Rink
Kevin Sussman - Ira
Marcia de Bonis - Arlene
Christa B. Allen - Young Jenna Rink
Jason Antoon - Larry
Kiersten Warren - Trish Sackett
Adrian Armas - DancerDirector:
Gary Winick, Nick HurranProducer:
Susan Arnold, Donna Arkoff Roth, Gina Matthews, Deborah Schindler, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, William Sherak, Jason ShumanScreenwriter:
Cathy Yuspa, Josh Goldsmith, Elisa BellScreen Story:
Melissa CarterScreenwriter:
Melissa CarterCinematographer:
Don Burgess, Theo Van de SandeFeatured Music:
Michael JacksonMusical Direction/Supervision:
John HoulihanComposer (Music Score):
Theodore ShapiroMusical Arrangement:
Pete Anthony, Jon KullMusical Direction/Supervision:
Randall PosterComposer (Music Score):
Christophe BeckEditor:
Susan Littenberg, John RichardsProduction Designer:
Garreth Stover, Bob ZiembickiArt Director:
Chris Cornwell, Raymond Kluga, Desiree Van Til, Peter AndrusCo-producer:
Allegra CleggAssociate Producer:
Desiree Van Til, Lauren KisilevskyExecutive Producer:
Dan Kolsrud, Todd Garner, Blondel Aidoo, Emma McGuinness, Herbert W. Gains, Craig Perry, Warren Zide, Rachael HorowitzSet Designer:
Ann Harris, George R. Lee, Gene DarnellCostume Designer:
Susie de SantoSet Decorator:
Leslie RollinsCostume Designer:
Maria BradleySet Decorator:
Robert KensingerSound/Sound Designer:
Ann Scibelli, David MacMillanMakeup:
Carla White, Deborah La Mia DenaverFirst Assistant Director:
Eric Fox Hayes, Nancy Nayor, Vincent LascoumesCoordinator:
Andy Foster, Ryan MeredithCamera Operator:
Chris Squires, Andrew Casey, Patrick B. O'BrienStunts:
Danny Aiello III, John Cenatiempo, Norman Douglass, Kevin Abercrombie, Jake Lombard, Cort Hessler III, Bill Anagos, Hudson Cooper, Michael E. LindrenChoreography:
Michael Peters, Marguerite DerricksSound Mixer:
James J. SabatCasting:
Ellen Lewis, Terri Taylor, Nancy NayorChief Lighting Technician:
Billy O'LearyLeadman:
Guido de CurtisSpecial Effects Coordinator:
Steve KirshoffMakeup Special Effects:
Kevin YagherAssistant Set Decorator:
Harriet ZuckerTitle Design:
Howard A. Anderson CompanyKey Costumer:
Holly DavisSteadicam Operator:
Chris SquiresProduction Sound Mixer:
David MacMillanNegative Cutter:
Gary BurrittProperties Master:
Emily FerryFoley Mixer:
Nerses GezalyanDepartment Head Hair:
Frances MathiasFoley Artist:
Jim MorianaStill Photographer:
Barry WetcherFoley Artist:
Jeffrey WilhoitUnit Production Manager:
Allegra CleggDialogue Editor:
Christopher HoganSupervising Sound Editor:
Tom BellfortVisual Effects:
Digital FilmworksCasting Associate:
Jennifer EustonSound Effects Editor:
Geoffrey G. RubayConductor:
Pete AnthonySound Effects Editor:
Hector GikaDialogue Editor:
Fred StahlyADR Recordist:
Greg SteeleFoley Supervisor:
Bob BeherElectrician:
Brian TildenConstruction Coordinator:
Joe OndrejkoDolly Grip:
Mike BrennanElectrician:
Richard M. ButkusKey Costumer:
Susan KistlerChief Lighting Technician:
Steven McGeeSecond Assistant Camera:
Rod CalarcoKey Grip:
Mitchell LillianVisual Effects Supervisor:
David M.V. JonesSound Effects Editor:
Perry RobertsonGreensman:
Steve BorgeseSecond Second Assistant Director:
Eric YellinStill Photographer:
Tracy BennettFirst Assistant Avid Editor:
Logan BreitFirst Assistant Editor:
George McCarthyKey Costumer:
Sabrina RosenAssistant Location Manager:
Brian BirdExtra Casting:
Sylvia FayKey Costumer:
Sandi FigueroaLeadman:
Jonathan BobbittPersonal Assistant:
David SaltzmanUnit Publicist:
Deborah SimmrinBest Boy Grip:
Charlie MarroquinSpecial Effects Foreman:
John StifanichKey Grip:
Michael J. CooVisual Effects:
Asylum Visual EffectsDepartment Head Makeup:
Cindy WilliamsConductor:
Jon KullLocation Manager:
Scott Allen LoganBoom Operator:
Harrison D. MarshAssistant Location Manager:
Rusty F. TinderArt Department Coordinator:
Al LewisSecond Assistant Director:
Hope GarrisonProduction Controller:
Cheryl A. StoneAssistant Production Coordinator:
Orlando R. GonzalesSet Dresser:
Jenny BaumProduction Assistant:
Michael FeldmanSecond Assistant Director:
Roberta RiordanCamera Loader:
Mark ConnellySwing Gang:
Bart Barbuscia, Louis TerryPersonal Assistant:
Lisa VijitchantonFirst Assistant Camera:
Donal SteinbergAssistant Properties:
Greg WilkinsonKey Make-up:
Amy SchmiedererSecond Assistant Camera:
Steven CuevaCamera Loader:
Mark GilmerFirst Assistant Camera:
Zoran VeselicDialogue Editor:
Hugh WaddellUnit Production Manager:
Joseph IbertiSecond Second Assistant Director:
William PurpleSwing Gang:
Natalie N. DorsetKey Hairstylist:
Katherine ReesScript Supervisor:
Sharon Reynolds-EnriquezConstruction Coordinator:
Joseph S. AlfieriKey Carpenter:
Henry AntonacchioProduction Assistant:
Philip DeRiseSpecial Effects Coordinator:
Gintar RepeckaAssistant Properties:
Joy TaylorCostumes Supervisor:
Marisa AboitizAssistant Location Manager:
Serena A. BakerGrip:
Nico BallyAssistant Costume Designer:
Vikki BarrettSet Medic/First Aid:
Maureen BeitlerAssistant Location Manager:
Tyson BidnerProduction Assistant:
Ryan BonnerPost Production Supervisor:
Patsy BougéCostumes Supervisor:
Joanna BrettProduction Assistant:
Michael BurgessSwing Gang:
Clovis ChambaretProduction Secretary:
Scott ClerGrip:
John Cleveland, Mark P. CooElectrician:
Mark CuetoKey Hairstylist:
Angel DeAngelisSwing Gang:
Peter DeCurtisSecond Assistant Camera:
Antony DiamondProduction Assistant:
Michael DillVisual Effects Supervisor:
Mitch DraimStunts Coordinator:
Shauna DugginsProduction Assistant:
Lee EbersoleAssistant Sound Editor:
Victor EnnisProduction Assistant:
Julia FishmanSecond Assistant Editor:
Marcus FranklinProperties Master:
Peter GelfmanExtra Casting:
Lee GenickProduction Assistant:
Greg GilmanAssistant Properties:
Timothy M. GrimesElectrician:
Anthony D. GuzmanProduction Assistant:
Vanessa HoffmanPersonal Assistant:
Juliana JanesProduction Supervisor:
Daren KicksSecond Assistant Camera:
Jennifer KoestlerProduction Assistant:
Kyra Kowasic, Kris Lahd, Steve Lambie, Thomas K. LeeVisual Effects Producer:
Whitney LuxtonCasting Assistant:
Alysson MarcusDolly Grip:
Luis R. MarroquinVideo Assist:
Kevin McKennaDialogue Editor:
Todd NiesonColor Timing:
Jim PassonMusic Editor:
Daniel PinderBoom Operator:
Michael PrimmerLocation Manager:
Santiago QuinonesVideo Assist:
Bradford S. RalstonADR Loop Group:
The Reel TeamHair Styles:
Michael ReitzGrip:
Brian RossoPersonal Assistant:
Jose RuisanchezProduction Assistant:
Amanda SandreneVisual Effects:
Kosta SaricSwing Gang:
Ron ShulemConstruction Foreman:
Jay SircyProduction Assistant:
Ara SoudjianAssistant Sound Editor:
Branden SpencerAssistant Location Manager:
Marcellin SternerVisual Effects Producer:
Jamie StevensonCamera Loader:
Rebecca VeneziaFirst Assistant Camera:
John F. VerardiProduction Secretary:
Windi See VianelloADR Editor:
Hugo WangProduction Assistant:
John Douglas WebsterPersonal Assistant:
Devon WilsonArt Department Coordinator:
Judith L. BuckleyAssistant Chief Lighting Technic:
Edward T. Cox, Joe GrimaldiVisual Effects:
Howard A. Anderson CompanySupervising Sound Editor:
Nick Wilhoit
REVIEW:
- Independent director and producer Gary Winick goes Hollywood with 13 Going on 30, a film that does little more than remake Big by changing the gender of the protagonist. Taking the lead for the first time in a movie, Jennifer Garner gives her performance everything she has. She nails down the physical awkwardness of a 13-year-old in a suddenly grown-up body, and she gets the vocal tics just right. The screenplay itself, though not bad, fails to offer up anything original. Anyone should be able to know exactly where this film is going at all times, giving the film the unmistakable feeling that it is little more than a product. Winick keeps the audience in the film with smart casting. One sure way to spot a talented actor is to see someone transcend banal material. In Mark Ruffalo, Winick has his ace in the hole. Ruffalo does not steal his scenes, he saves them -- including a bizarre and finally winning rendition of the monster dance from Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video. Ruffalo is unable to be anything but completely believable, and he helps Garner modulate her performance so that the audience believes that everyone else in the film never questions that she is 30 even when she behaves like a 13-year-old. Judy Greer, playing the duplicitous best friend like an evil fifth cast member of Sex and the City, offers solid support. There is not a bad scene in 13 Going on 30, but simultaneously, one wishes every scene were better than it is. Had the talent of the screenwriters matched those of the performers, this film would have given Garner the same career boost that Big gave to Tom Hanks. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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