The Deep (1977)
Genre: Adventure / Mystery
Duration: 123 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Peter Yates
Stars: Robert Shaw, Jacqueline Bisset and Nick Nolte
IMDb score:
6,3 (15.713)
Releasedate: 17 June 1977
The Deep plot
"Is anything worth the terror of the Deep?"
During their honeymoon, a newlywed couple discovers the wreckage of a ship. The warship turns out to be worth a fortune in drugs and jewelry. They decide to retrieve the treasure. In doing so, they end up in the waters of a gang of ruthless drug dealers.
Actors and actresses
Romer Treece
Gail Berke
David Sanders
Henri Cloche
Adam Coffin
Kevin
Slake
Wiley
Ronald
The Harbor Master
Reviews & comments
Boneka
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- 2829 messages
- 1415 votes
Not a bad movie at all. He was somewhere in my memory, but very far away. Thought I recognized something of that lighthouse. The story is well constructed and quite exciting towards the end. In between very nice images underwater. I noticed that these images are very beautiful on blu ray. Outside and especially inside, the image is slightly less, which also applies especially to the beginning of the film. But all in all a pretty good transfer. In the extras we see the complexity of filming underwater. In 1977, therefore, little fake. By the way, there were still a few nice scenes to see such as shark that got stuck in the hose In the extras you can see how they did that and yes they regularly swam in their t-shirt and swimming trunks.
Towards the end we mainly see the discoveries in the sea. Once at the top, the classic books were brought in to see what kind of ship it was now. Between the acts we see the vultures who mainly targeted the ampoules. I have to say that I liked the underwater scenes the best and the always good acting Robert Shaw who delivered a lot of movies at that time. Nick Nolte is never actually a main actor, but a good sidekick. In that way, he never radiates that.
As mentioned, the last 45 minutes are the most captivating of the film where everything pretty much comes to the fore. It's a movie with sharks, puffer fish, and a moray eel. Explosions chases. Yes, despite the quiet parts, still some nice actions in this very amusing adventure film. Big enough!
Movie 3.5
Image 3.5 (Blu-ray)
Sound 3.5
Extras 3.5
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knusse stoel
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- 3410 messages
- 4697 votes
A somewhat frightening film for me because I can get very claustrophobic when diving and then watch the divers enter the enclosed spaces. This movie has it all to bring people like me to the level of "fear".
The actors do their work very naturally, occasionally appearing documentary-like. Only the voice of
David Attenborough is still missing.
The environment where the film was filmed also came through fine for us and the story, it is an adventurous whole.
We were lucky that we came across the Blu-ray (Full Disc film) version, the image underwater was fine, above water scenes were still visible, but oh well, the image was good.
It's not for nothing that a trailer is missing above. 
Abismo (The Deep) (Peter Yates, EEUU, 1977) - Official Trailer - YouTube
Overall a big 7.
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james_cameron
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- 7354 messages
- 10053 votes
Revised on Blu-ray, where the film looks better than ever. Content-wise there are quite a few problems and there is way too much dialogue, but all in all The Deep has stood the test of time surprisingly well. The film doesn't come close in stature to that other Peter Benchley film adaptation, Jaws, but there is still a lot to enjoy, especially visually. And I haven't even mentioned the beautiful appearance of Jacqueline Bisset, here at her most beautiful.
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