Deepwater
2005, Mystery & thriller, 1h 33m
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Nat Banyon (Lucas Black), a drifter en route to Wyoming, rescues Herman Finch (Peter Coyote) at the scene of a car accident. Grateful for his assistance, Finch offers Nat a job and free room and board at his hotel. There, Nat meets Finch's beautiful wife, Iris (Mía Maestro), and learns that his new boss is the ringleader of a local crime syndicate. Fearful that he too will fall prey to Finch's criminal machinations, Nat hatches a plan to run off with Iris.
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Rating: R (Violent Images|Some Sexuality|Language)
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Genre: Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: David S. Marfield
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Producer: Chris Coen
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Writer: David S. Marfield
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Sound Mix: Dolby
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Lucas Black is a good actor and this starts well but loses it way towards the finish and ends up being a muddled mess.
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This was probably the most boring movie I've ever seen. Good twist, but the movie was just stuffed full of unnecessary scenes that not only made it longer than it needed to be, but was super boring on top of it.
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Decent film, good twist. I almost stopped watching it, it was kinda boring for the most part but I'm glad I finished watching it.
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