Deep End

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Shioka O 01/12/2023 Jane Asher. Definitely for kids only at first glance, the story is not Deep, but this another swingin London cult is beautifully filmed and has a mood. I watched the restored version which was colourful and vibrant. See more Mark S 01/03/2023 One of the most overacted, underwritten films I've ever seen. Also just plain kooky, but not in a good Gidget kind of way. It feels like if a drunken candy corn and an angry dog wrote a movie. And I really wanted to like this. Stay for the great images of London in the late 60s. See more William L 08/14/2021 Deep End is a psychological film made compelling by creating a disturbing character very organically - Moulder-Brown's Mike is introduced as a gangly, inexperienced adolescent swept along by the tide of young love (a scenario that feels empathetic and grounded) before twisting his affection into an increasingly paranoid obsessiveness, marked by his complete inability to properly guage the limits of acceptable behavior. It's a neat premise, the horror associated with inexperience; some characters are explicitly taken advantage of for the innocence by those wishing to exploit them, while Mike is inadvertently manipulated into becoming a monster by a combination of a lack of guidance from some and casual manipulation from others. An interesting, eerie soundtrack coupled with some inventive camerawork from Skolimowski (particularly the underwater pool shots, which feel modern even today) make this an unusually dark coming of age film that presents the wide-open possibilities of young adulthood as a terror rather than a period of pure optimism. (3.5/5) See more s r @ScottR 01/27/2021 1001 movies to see before you die. An English coming of age film with some interesting story to go with it. Asher was beautiful. The motivations though were illogical to the point of annoyance. It was on YouTube. See more 05/21/2020 One of the most intellectually fascinating coming-of-age films ever, Deep End presents us with emotionally complex characters going through experiences that feel at once real and fantastic. Appearing to chart new stylistic ground with every scene, Jerzy Skolimowski paints indelible images of adolescence that perfectly capture both its innocence and obsessively focused passions. See more 07/04/2017 Jerzy Skolimowski's social satire is an offbeat delight. See more Read all reviews

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