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	'The Deep End'
		After a long, hot and generally disappointing summer, "The Deep End" arrives today to provide an end-of-season lift.
		It is one of the best movies to float our way, bolstered by recurring images of water, a superb performance by Tilda Swinton and the suspenseful way her character, Margaret Hall, steps down a nightmarish rabbit hole.
		"The Deep End" is based on the novel "The Blank Wall" by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding.
	www.post-gazette.com /movies/20010822deepend0822p4.asp (509 words)

	DVD Times - The Deep End (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Indeed, one of the beauties of The Deep End is the notion that deeper within the core of the characters and situations lies too many problems for the film to deal with, suggesting that the conclusion of the film is not an end but rather a temporary halt.
		His face bears the deep, inner scars of his past, and yet at times he almost acts as a substitute father/husband figure for Margaret, considering her proper husband is away at sea and oblivious to any of the lurking problems lying at the heart of his family.
		The Deep End is an excellent and thoroughly engaging familial drama/thriller that deserves a bigger audience than it received, and the Region 2 deserves a better DVD release than it has received, even if the picture and sound quality of the feature is excellent.
	www.dvdtimes.co.uk /content.php?contentid=5193 (1230 words)

	The Deep End (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A strange domestic flmail drama from the Directors of Suture, The Deep End stars Tilda Swinton as Margaret Hall, Mother to teenage Son Beau (Jonathan Tucker), who is ensconced in an affair with much older club-promoter Darby Reese (Josh Lucas).
		From the watery blue of "The Deep End" Club, to the lapping waves of Lake Tahoe to the fact that Margaret’s Husband is in the Navy and cannot be reached, water seems both an impenetrable barrier and a harbinger of doom in the Hall Family’s world.
		Although certain elements of the plot creak at best and are far from believable, The Deep End is a stylish, slow-burning film and intelligent rendition of well worn themes that is enriched by a wonderful central performance and startling cinematography.
	www.highangle.co.uk /reviews/deepend.html (590 words)

	The Deep End: Cinephiles Movie Review
		The Deep End, based on the 1940s novel The Blank Wall by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding, explores its central female character --an ordinary suburban mother-- by placing it in extreme situations that trigger fierce maternal instincts.
		The Deep End establishes Margaret's rejection of Darby as resulting not from his homosexuality but from his untrustworthy and corruptive nature (he had previously involved underage Beau in a drunk-driving accident).
		While surface, underwater and establishing (long) shots of a deceitfully placid lake reflect a preoccupation with setting, the recursive figure of water is further explored in highly stylized scenes that include a water-faucet reluctantly dripping, a waterhose violently filling a tank, and a water bottle dropping and bursting on the ground.
	www.cinephiles.net /The_Deep_End/Film-Synopsis.html (414 words)

	The End Of The Deep End / The swimming pool as you know it is no more, and the childhood rite of passage will never be ...
		Something foreboding and scary and magnificent, because when you were about six years old the deep end very much represented that sudden slap of terrifying summertime anxiety -- particularly if you were new to swimming, new to the pool's otherworldly challenges, its beckoning aura of happy splish-splash impending doom.
		It was magic and dark and transformative and the deep end was that area of the pool you ventured into extremely tentatively, excitedly, all about that rush of delicious fear and desire and quiet panic and determination.
		The deep end is, of course, the metaphor to end all metaphors.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/gate/archive/2003/07/09/notes070903.DTL (1283 words)

	The End of the Deep End \| MetaFilter (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The deep ends of existing pools are being filled in, and new pools are being built shallower.
		We had a simple method for keeping kids out of the deep end, a deep end test where we could judge a kids swimming ability in the shallow end before he was allowed in the deep.
		Who needs a deep end to drown in, all you need to have happen is an accidental gulp of water unexpectedly and you'll panic and drown.
	www.metafilter.com /mefi/26976 (3875 words)

	Penguin Reading Guides \| The Deep End of the Ocean \| Jacquelyn Mitchard
		U.S. The Deep End of the Ocean is a story about every parent's worst nightmare: the loss of a child.
		It would be easy for a writer to grant a happy ending to the Cappadora family, who have been through so much and none of it their fault.
		Jacquelyn Mitchard's venture into fiction with her first novel, The Deep End of the Ocean, marks the latest evolution in her diverse and distinguished career as a writer.
	us.penguingroup.com /static/rguides/us/deep_end_of_the_ocean.html (1811 words)

	The Deep End
		The Deep End is a film that gains momentum in much the same way as other recent successful thrillers, but then betrays that formula, and loses the audience, in a sadly overdone third act.
		The magic of “The Deep End” is Swinton and the film’s remarkably tight, almost too tight, cinematography.
		Just like so many family vacations, “The Deep End’s” pleasures exist within the adventurous road trip, and the anticipation of the unknown, not the final destination.
	movies.zertinet.com /movie.php?id=39 (652 words)

	Fyrne.com \| Dive in at the deep end
		Taking a deep breath underwater, a cautious gasping lungful, for the first time is an unforgettable experience.
		We’re not going to lie, it feels unnatural and you convince yourself you are going to choke and splutter on the chlorinated water surrounding you.
		Learning how to scuba dive is, for most, one of the most exhilarating and fulfilling sporting experiences you can have in the UAE.
	www.fyrne.com /article_pages/dive_in_at_the_deep_end.html (1072 words)

	The Deep End review
		The Deep End is the most engaging film of an otherwise blah summer.
		When his lover, a swarthy gay nightclub owner from Reno, ends up dead one morning in her backyard overlooking Lake Tahoe, she does what any self-respecting mother would do.
		A beautifully filmed thriller that keeps you guessing, The Deep End must be strenuously avoided by those who seek an easy movie.
	www.plume-noire.com /movies/reviews/thedeepend.html (779 words)

	The Deep End (2001): Tilda Swinton, Goran Visnjic, Jonathan Tucker - PopMatters Film Review
		This despite the fact that The Deep End expends some energy inviting you to believe that Margaret Hall (Tilda Swinton) is an "ordinary" person, or at least an "ordinary" mother, who will do whatever it takes to protect her family.
		But if her self-awareness is limited at the start of The Deep End, it soon comes roaring to the surface, in a series of events that rupture her household and so, her sense of secure identity.
		Her self-conception mutates radically by the end of the film: she is a faster, braver, and more brutal thinker than she had imagined.
	www.popmatters.com /film/reviews/d/deep-end2.shtml (1462 words)

	The Deep End of the Ocean
		The Deep End of the Ocean is a story about the trauma and heartache of a family experiencing the loss of a child.
		For this, Deep End should be commended, and is to some degree worth recommending.
		On the other hand, however, it's hard to shake the notion that Deep End is nothing more than a network "movie of the week" kind of film, albeit with a bigger budget.
	www.fuzzydog.com /zzdeepend.htm (565 words)

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	Off the deep end (Metro Times Detroit) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		However, in the early stages of a drowning, with the airway to the lungs closed off, the victim is likely to swallow significant amounts of water, which ends up in the stomach.
		In the end, Modell, whom Ornato describes as a “god” in the world of drowning experts, suggested a compromise.
		The 1985 panel concluded that it was necessary to conduct a thorough study to determine the usefulness of the Heimlich maneuver in treating near-drowning victims.
	www.metrotimes.com /editorial/story.asp?id=7079 (5145 words)

	The Deep End (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Featuring Tilda Swinton as a mother who covers up a murder to protect her teenage son, "Deep End" is an exasperatingly uneven entertainment.
		Part pulp and part melodrama, "Deep End" centers on Margaret (Swinton), a modern mother whose husband is always away on a ship.
		Although "Deep End" is a narrative washout, it is photographed gloriously.
	www.hollywoodreporter.com /thr/awards/sundance/reviews_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=793078 (702 words)

	The Deep End
		Before long, she must face sex, lies, video tapes, flmail, lost keys, inefficient vehicles, a stray blue corvette, a son who won't talk, a daughter who practices ballet and repairs cars, a father-in-law who is dependent and a navel officer husband who is at sea and unreachable.
		The Deep End does leave us wondering about loose ends, but the performance by Swinton and the tension built up by the direction of Giles Nuttgens grab our attention as the body is discovered and we feel the drain on our emotions until the climax.
		The Deep End is a thriller in which we feel helpless to save this brave women who is carrying us through a tension filled nightmare we can't take our eyes off of.
	www.projections-movies.com /reviews/deepend.html (470 words)

	Gov't Mule - Official Store: Music, Video and Books Department
		The Deep End Volume 2 includes Hidden Treasure Volume 2, a bonus CD with "Drivin' Rain'" featuring James Hetfield on vocals and Les Claypool on bass, two previously unreleased live tracks, two DJ Logic Mule remixes, and "Weekend with Warren" a short documentary on the hardest working man in rock 'n roll.
		Gov’t Mule’s first release on ATO Records, The Deep End Volume 1, is the first of a three-part series (Volume 2 & the Mike Gordon directed documentary On The Banks, now called Rising Low) that features 25 of the world's premiere bass players.
		For the third installment of the Deep End series, director Mike Gordon (Phish) followed 25 of the world's greatest bass players as they convened to record an album in honor of Allen Woody's extraordinary talent.
	stores.musictoday.com /store/dept.asp?dept_id=708&band_id=322&sfid=2 (826 words)

	The Deep End (2001)
		What we've just witnessed are the sorts of secrets or events that another screenwriter might have saved up to be mined by an adult son for their traumatic impact on his life.
		Though The Deep End operates with the elements of a thriller -- the flmail driving much of the story -- it's the characters who set this film apart.
		The Deep End is an extremely well done film that transcends its thriller components in an attempt to become a dual character study.
	www.filmmonthly.com /Video/Articles/DeepEnd/DeepEnd.html (966 words)

	THE DEEP END
		That's the basic premise of The Deep End, a stellar new film from Scott McGehee and David Siegel, the duo who made the impressive, Hitchcockian Suture on a very tiny budget a few years ago.
		It seems that her oldest son, Beau (Jonathan Tucker, The Virgin Suicides), was recently involved in a fender-bender that involved both alcohol and a 30-something man she tracks down, in End's first scene, to a gay nightclub in Reno called The Deep End.
		Along with cinematographer Giles Nuttgens (Battlefield Earth), who won the top prize at Sundance for his work here, the directors use many cool shades of blue throughout the film, which helps to make it look like Margaret is living her life underwater.
	www.sick-boy.com /deepend.htm (707 words)

	Deep End, The (2001): Reviews
		A story of a mother's relationship with her son as she struggles desperately to cope with a crisis that threatens to envelop her entire world.
		In the classical tradition of the American film melodrama, The Deep End explores the depths of familial love, the boundaries of communication, and the quiet lonely beauty of self-sacrifice.
		Taking film noir material and turning it inside out visually and morally, The Deep End is an absorbing, beautifully made melodrama that succeeds on formal levels more than it does with suspense or emotion.
	www.metacritic.com /video/titles/deepend (770 words)

	The Deep End :: rogerebert.com :: Reviews
		'The Deep End" uses relentless ingenuity to dig its heroine into deeper and deeper holes--until finally, when she seems defeated by the weight of her problems, it's equally ingenious in digging her out again.
		What is intriguing here, and elsewhere, is that we know more about the actual death than anyone in the movie, and "The Deep End" creates that kind of suspense Hitchcock likes, in which an innocent person is wrongly accused, looks guilty, tries to cope and lacks essential information.
		"The Deep End" is the kind of crime movie where the everyday surroundings make the violence seem all the more shocking and gruesome.
	rogerebert.suntimes.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20010815/REVIEWS/108150301/1023 (913 words)

	The Deep End
		I would venture a guess that his character is fairly one-note, as scripted, a mere foil to his partner, a man who clearly has no moral center and is just in it for the money.
		says: "THE DEEP END is a good film, about a mother (played by Tilda Swinton) who confronts her 17 year old son's 30 year old boyfriend, ending in dire consequences.
		She was the lioness protecting her cub even when it meant going into places she didn't want to be and confronting people when that was clearly not her style either...but it is what you do to protect someone you love.
	www.chlotrudis.org /movies/reviews/2001/deep.html (1696 words)

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	The Popkorn Junkie :: The Deep End
		She tries to stop this son from seeing an older man and in the process becomes involved in murder, flmail, and a police investigation.
		"The Deep End" is an exceptionally involving and intelligent thriller, and unlike many of more commercially-driven movies in the genre, it does not rely overmuch on narrative twists and turns.
		"The Deep End" is consistently suspenseful and the tension builds more and more as the film goes along, to the final conclusion.
	popkornjunkie.com /reviews/deepend.html (349 words)

	The Deep End
		Many people find this implausible, but considering the circumstances of the deep prejudices involved in homosexuality, Beau’s behavior is probably quite typical.
		The Deep End creates a flmailer who is fleshed out, who empathizes with the situation he has put Margaret in, and who eventually becomes the only person she has for support.
		The film’s title refers to a gay bar, but it also conveys a deeper meaning: Margaret is in above her head, covering up a murder and being subjected to flmail, while at the same time raising three kids and trying to pretend everything is fine in front of them.
	home.comcast.net /~pompouscritic/video/movies/deep.htm (888 words)

	The Deep End
		Complex characters and moral dilemmas abound in The Deep End, an ambiguous new movie from directors Scott McGehee and David Siegel (Suture), based on the book The Blank Wall by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding.
		The Deep End refuses to draw firm lines of good and evil, and right and wrong.
		Things escalate at the end, in what almost feels like a cop out ending, taking away the tension that McGehee and Siegel strove to build throughout the movie.
	www.haro-online.com /movies/deep_end.html (446 words)

	OFFOFFOFF film review THE DEEP END movie by Scott McGehee, David Siegel with Tilda Swinton, Goran Visnjic, Jonathan ...
		Tilda Swinton turns in a commanding performance in "The Deep End," about a mother who loses her son to a bad crowd, and then makes everything worse when she finds her son's friend dead.
		Based on Elisabeth Sanxay Holding's novel "The Blank Wall," "The Deep End" is a well-crafted thriller written and directed by Scott McGehee and David Siegel ("Suture").
		The end is deep all right, and there isn't a single shallow moment in Tilda Swinton's canon.
	www.offoffoff.com /film/2001/deepend.php3 (831 words)

	The Deep End (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Does she pick a deep part of the lake, where the body is sure to remain hidden, or does she choose a region so shallow you can see the body from the surface?
		No sooner does she think "Could things possibly suck any worse?" then Goran Visnjic appears on her doorstep to flmail her with a compromising videotape of her son and Lucas in the kind of performance that doesn't air during primetime (yet).
		The ending leaves a lot of misunderstandings in the mother-son relationship which probably should've been cleared up, and the filmmakers' skills at evoking tension and suspense could stand some polishing.
	www.net-monster.com /movie_deepend.html (453 words)

	Jigsaw Lounge - The Deep End
		The Deep End is an old-fashioned psychological drama dressed up as a glacially cool, modern suspense thriller.
		But The Deep End just as strongly recalls In The Bedroom, with death abruptly turning a middle-class household upside down, forcing ‘ordinary’ people into unexpectedly transgressive behaviour.
		And she would have delivered a more satisfying resolution: the climax is one of several aspects of Deep End that audiences probably shouldn’t examine too closely.
	www.jigsawlounge.co.uk /film/thedeepend.html (552 words)

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