The Deep End of the Ocean

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Luke R Apr 3, 2019 Michelle Pfeiffer stars at Beth Cappadora, a grieving mother of three who struggles with spiraling depression following the disappearance of her three-year old son. Nine years after the incident the family moves to Chicago and encounters a neighborhood boy who bears a striking resemblance to her long lost son. The movie is a bit campy at times and never really feels authentic. The actors do well to inhabit their roles, but the music rarely matches the scene and the plot simply unfolds rather than the characters actually driving it. Whoopi Goldbergâ(TM)s character could have been cut completely, and more time should have been devoted to fleshing out the relationship between John Kapelos and the Cappadoras. With a runtime of only 108 minutes, it could have easily been extended by half an hour to add a few more scenes with some real drama. Stephen Schiffâ(TM)s dialogue also needed some serious work. Deep End works, but only barely. Itâ(TM)s worth catching on television, but wonâ(TM)t make anyoneâ(TM)s list of favorites. See more

Leia G Feb 16, 2018 Adapted from a book written by Jacquelyn Mitchard starring Michelle Pfeiffer as Beth Cappadora as a professional photographer who has just lost one of her three children, with her husband, Pat Cappadora (Treat Williams) at her side helping her get over this grievance while attempting to open up his own restaurant. See more

Luke M Jun 10, 2017 Heartbreaking. I couldn't imagine what this would be like. Great movie.

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