up until a certain point in the movie, viewers are kept guessing over.. But by the end of the movie, the only people who should feel cheated are those who wasted their time watching this tedious and unoriginal film
this shallow navigation of the relationship travails of these good-looking, well-to-do millennials wouldn't matter so much if the script provided any meaningful suspense. Instead, the surface-level sparks quickly fizzle out
it falls apart; In every conceivable way, "Trust" looks and feels like a Lifetime original movie iteration of "Closer", with all the nuance and complexity replaced with glossy cinematography and CW-Network-teen-drama-level performances
a predictable, salacious, soap opera rom/com about the trust factor of staying true in marriage; With a sorry-ass story and below average actors, the film gets over as bad art
"Trust" plays out like an extended soap opera episode. Everything is at the minimum slightly exaggerated and impractical and at the maximum absurd; It's another middle-of-the-pack drama that will fade from the mind
by Jake Sokolsky [Punch Drunk Critics ]
