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Surviving the crash is just the beginning.

Deep Water (2026)

Runtime: 107 min
Release date: 30/04/2026
Production countries: United States of America, Spain, Australia, China, Ukraine
Production companies: Magenta Light Studios, Arclight Films, Simmons/Hamilton Productions, Nostromo Pictures, Aristos Films, DW Film Holdings, Rabbits Black, Blue Rider Pictures
Overview
A group of international passengers on a flight from Los Angeles to Shanghai is forced to make an emergency landing in shark-infested waters. The terrified group is forced to work together and overcome their differences if they hope to escape their sinking plane and the frenzy of sharks drawn to the wreckage.
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Renny Harlin
Director
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Shayne Armstrong
Screenwriter
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S.P. Krause
Screenwriter
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Damien Power
Screenwriter
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Pete Bridges
Screenwriter
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John Kim
Screenwriter
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Dan Luo
Screenwriter
Cast
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Aaron Eckhart
as Ben
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Ben Kingsley
as Rich
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Molly Belle Wright
as Cora
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Angus Sampson
as Dan
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Elijah Tamati
as Finn
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Official Trailer

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Duration: 01:49
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Teaser Trailer

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Duration: 01:15
Reviews
Author: Sierbahnn
Clearly decent, does not reinvent the shark-filled wheel This is a decent movie. It has a plot that works, characters you can identify and place value in, and thus a tension that works. The direction is great, which you could expect from Renny, and the cast is solid. The effects are far more than merely servicable, and the movie does not invent personalities for the scary things in the water - they are merely animals doing what they are supposed to be doing. Overall this is nothing new, but this is a good take on the formula, and I think it is a good time.Clearly decent, does not reinvent the shark-filled wheel This is a decent movie. It has a plot that works, characters you can identify and place value in, and thus a tension that works. The direction is great, which you could expect from Renny, and the cast is solid. The effects are far more than merely servicable, and the movie does not invent personalities for the scary things in the water - they are merely animals doing what they are supposed to be doing. Overall this is nothing new, but this is a good take on the formula, and I think it is a good time.