The Deep End 2001 Watch Free in HD

Tilda Swinton

5 November 1960, London, England, UK

Goran Visnjic

9 September 1972, Sibenik, Croatia, Yugoslavia

Jonathan Tucker

31 May 1982, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Peter Donat

20 January 1928, Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada

Josh Lucas

20 June 1971, Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA

Raymond J. Barry

14 March 1939, Hempstead, Long Island, New York, USA

Tamara Hope

2 November 1984, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Jordon Dorrance

28 August 1991, California, USA

Heather Mathieson

Holmes Osborne

7 November 1947, Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Richard Gross

Kip Martin

Frankie Loyal Delgado

23 December 1969, San Francisco, California, USA

Jill Mattson Classical Ballet of Lake Tahoe

Tim Halpin

28 March 1952, San Jose, California, USA

Georgann Johnson

15 August 1926, Decorah, Iowa, USA

Elisabeth Sanxay Holding

18 June 1889, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Margaret Hall

Played by: Tilda Swinton

Alek 'Al' Spera

Played by: Goran Visnjic

Beau Hall

Played by: Jonathan Tucker

Darby Reese

Played by: Josh Lucas

Miami Herald

For all its genre trappings, this is an intelligent, probing study of an ordinary woman under extraordinary duress.

August 31, 2001

EmanuelLevy.Com

As the protective mother, the brilliant Tilda Swinton elevates this well-directed neo-noir way above its status as a loose remake of the 1949 Max Ophuls's Reckless Moment.

June 18, 2006

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7M Pictures

The Deep End is an unconventional thriller with unconventional characters, unconventional actors and an unconventional pace. That serves the movie quite well.

May 20, 2014

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Chicago Tribune

For the most part ... the filmmakers and performers invest a high level of intelligence and sympathy into The Deep End.

June 18, 2002

eFilmCritic.com

Finely crafted but more than a little overrated.

July 30, 2007

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Houston Chronicle

The film ultimately fails, either because the premise is too absurd, or the execution isn't absurd enough.

August 27, 2001

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Suite101.com

Margaret doesn't throw punches, just rolls with them. Some of her actions can't be objectively condoned. But through a maternal prism, Tilda Swinton makes sure they're understood, with skill sly enough to register strongly in the most ordinary of roles.

September 25, 2010

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Denver Post

The Deep End is the year's best movie since Memento.

August 29, 2001

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Detroit News

The Deep End does what too few films even attempt -- it takes an ordinary life and places it in an extraordinary situation just believable enough to be terrifying.

August 27, 2001

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RTÉ (Ireland)

Its overall attempts at re-igniting the unsettling ambience of old-fashioned film noir are let down by a potholed plot and poor characterisation.

February 13, 2003

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sbs.com.au

Woman-in-jeopardy thriller with a double twist.

January 13, 2011

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L.A. Weekly

Swinton ... is for once deglamorized into an ordinary woman enlarged by extraordinary circumstances, and the role animates her wonderfully.

November 18, 2002

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