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The 13th Floor (Blu-ray Disc, 2009)

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A curious letter left by a murdered colleague leads computer scientist Douglas Hall (Craig Bierko) to investigate the mysterious circumstances. Hall finds a portal to a parallel cyber-world that resembles the 1930s, and when he becomes a suspect in the murder, he enters this cyberworld and finds many surprises. A film filled with atmosphere that leaves you wondering what is real and what isn't. Also starring Armin Mueller-Stahl and Vincent D'Onofrio.

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UPC0043396295285

eBay Product ID (ePID)71857839

Product Key Features

ActorCraig Bierko, Gretchen Mol

RatingR

Movie/TV Title13th Floor

DirectorJosef Rusnak

FormatBlu-ray Disc

Release Year2009

GenreSci-Fi & Fantasy

Additional Product Features

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Leading RoleCraig Bierko, Gretchen Mol

Release Date20090414

Film CountryUSA

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by collectorcaptain
30 Nov, 2016
Part of the late 90s "Reality is not what it seems" trilogy
Dark City, The Matrix, and The Thirteenth Floor all came out between 1998 and 1999 and basically revolve around the same theme; reality is not what it seems. While in my opinion Dark City is the best of the three, they all have a unique take on the concept and offer individual aesthetic styles. The 13th floor is a nod to the 1930s, the Matrix fully embraces a post apocalyptic cyber punk future, and Dark City lands somewhere between with its film noir framework as well as its goth style and Japanese Anime influence. Dark City is the most unhinged with the strongest vision making it totally unique. The Thirteenth Floor is a great film with strong performances, and while it may be far more traditional when compared to the likes of the Matrix and Dark City, it has its own charm and has aged quite well.
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by 1jmdny-4qk2@deleted
16 Aug, 2017
Fantastic!
Interesting movie. I was looking forward to seeing it again thank you guys.
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by rishiraja
25 Jun, 2022
Great sci-fi movie
Great movie. Reminds me of the matrix
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by raincrow68
31 Mar, 2017
Great movie.
We really enjoyed this movie and made us really think about our universe.
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