| release date | October 14 2011 |
| studio | Millennium |
| director | Joel Schumacher |
| writer | Karl Gajdusek |
| starring | Nicolas Cage, Nicole Kidman, Ben Mendelsohn, Cam Gigandet, Liana Liberato |
| site | facebook.com/trespass.2011 |
| trailer 1 | Trailer #1 |
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As usual I disagree with the reviewer from BD, granted this movie is not the best and the acting is mediocre at times, its a good/decent movie and worth a watch.
one word…. terrible. good actors in a movie with no twists or no new additions to the invasion thriller genre.
This story was weak and I found the characters to be a bit dim. It reminded me of a really dumb John Grisham novel I read called The Summons. Both stories have their leads burning hundreds of thousands of dollars unnecessarily.
I wonder if there’s ever been a home-invasion movie which the home-invasion movies of the past existed; and the characters had watched those films, thus giving them knowledge when the big night (because most movies of this kind prefer the dark) begins. The characters – from heroes to villains – in Joel Schumacher’s “Trespass” apparently haven’t seen a home-invasion flick before; they do their best not to dodge each clichÃ
Way too much plot to care about, what are some of these talented actors/actresses thinking about getting involved in a mess of a film like this?