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Nach einem Skandal, der für Aufsehen sorgte, sucht ein Hollywood-Starlet Zuflucht in einem abgelegenen Airbnb, nur um sich dann der Gnade hartgesottener Krimineller ausgeliefert zu sehen, die auf der Jagd nach einem Coup sind.
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This was a really bad movie from start to finish. This had absolutely nothing good going for it. I have yet to see Carlson Young make a decent movie. Between the writing and editing this was completely doomed. The acting is terrible. The characters are extremely poorly written and so dumb. I can’t think of a positive thing to say about it. I mean everything about this movie is genuinely awful. I’ll keep this review short because I have really nothing else to say. It’s complete crap and a total waste of time. Don’t see this movie! * AMC Crestwood 18
So, I think it's watchable; it's neither particularly good nor particularly bad. I recommend it if you're looking to pass the time and enjoy this kind of production. The acting is good, the effects are passable, and the script is unique and engaging. Some scenes were just plain ridiculous, and I only watched it for a week. If you can't find a movie or series like this to watch, give it a watch. Anyway, thanks for your effort.
Trust could easily change the title to Tragedy. 🙃
It started good and although I had some idea what could happen, I continued watching with expectations for something… And the movie ends. The worst part was the audio edit. Why the hell the mad the calm and tension music between scenes fading into each other? This way the is zero surprising moment. By doing that they basically removed one of the main parts of thriller movies.
After seeing this was starring Sophie Turner, I put my hopes up and trust in. Unfortunately, the movie reaches its peak ten minutes in, at a certain transition. From then onwards, it's a downhill spiral of overcooked generic nonsense. The acting and everything that comes along with it is on the same devastatingly low bar as the movie as a whole. Disappointing writing, delusional pacing, and desperate performances. The only shining star quality is probably Georgie (the dog).