Trust

Everyone in this movie is very attractive, and that helps. The artwork is unique and eye-catching. Whoever said the movie was great as background while doing something else, that's exactly what I did. And that was before I read any reviews. Cleaned out and organized all my magazines, stacked my ironing, cleaned tea table, ordered from Amazon, and made to-do lists. I did enjoy the directing, specifically the rewind device. Ending was great. I liked it, and it's worth it if you need a movie you don't have to sit and watch every minute.

I was excited going into this movie with the great cast including Victoria Justice and Katherine McNamara but the movie fell flat. It was told in a unique way that made you think one thing but then later on it went back and gave you more insights to how that part of the story finished and then everything started coming together and made sense. The acting was good but the storyline wasn't that unique or interesting and there were no real thrills. It's an okay movie but could've done better.

Hot actors aren't a justification to give it 10 stars or whatever happened to give it the average rating of almost 7/10. It was terrible on so many levels with rather average acting from most of the cast. And I know that not every production is meant to be a moral compass for the audience, but I won't ignore this awful normalization of cheating, harassment and toxicity. The story had potential to be something good and exciting, but it really wasn't worth watching; it turned out to be just bad

Trust is a rushed movie with alright acting, except the Irish man. He kept breaking his accent constantly and I couldn't hear a word he said. Honestly, I mainly turned on Trust because of Victoria Justice, Matthew Daddario, and Katherine McNamara. Their acting was great. I did enjoy the twists and turns the movie took. But in the end, I ended up being right. I don't think the sex was needed, or the art. It all felt a little too much. Some of the story dragged and bored me. Also, the whole thing with the senator confused me. For a second I thought Owen was seeing the senator and was gay? I don't know. Overall, it was okay.

Once there is doubt ... once someone believes that the other person is not faithful to them anymore ... it is hard to walk that back. For better or worse, Trust is a perfect title for this movie. A movie that is flawed, that shows flaws in humans. Those in love, those who tease them - and the bystanders around them.

I had heard of the ... let's call it service the woman hires. I had not heard the conditions and the ethics behind it. Have to admit, it does make sense. It made less sense to see how this unravels towards the end. But it was kinda fun watching it. Do not expect too much in the titilating department by the way (or to be more specific in the nudtiy department). But if you are here for the story, that shouldn't bother you anyway.