
New York. Rebecca (Moore), an actress, is crushed to discover that her marriage may be falling apart. Her husband Tom (Duchovny) leaving long-suffering Rebecca to pick up the pieces of their relationship. Rebecca's brother Tobey (Crudup), meanwhile, is in a long-term relationship with Elaine (Gyllenhaal) that has begun to turn sour. Both couples are spoiled and bratty.... (Full plot summary below)
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New York. Rebecca (Moore), an actress, is crushed to discover that her marriage may be falling apart. Her husband Tom (Duchovny) leaving long-suffering Rebecca to pick up the pieces of their relationship. Rebecca's brother Tobey (Crudup), meanwhile, is in a long-term relationship with Elaine (Gyllenhaal) that has begun to turn sour. Both couples are spoiled and bratty.
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| FilmJerk.comBrian OrndorfFreundlich wants a portrait of the non-committal man at play, but Crudup tends to act like he's in Scary Movie 5, and every new scene with him makes you want to grind your teeth to pebbles. |
| E! OnlineCaroline KepnesTrust isn't quite a movie. It's more like a gigantic tidbit, a Tic Tac of a film, minus the minty sensation -- minus any real sensation, in fact. |
| Filmcritic.comAnne Gilbertfor all that it is fluffy and simple entertainment, it's also very good. |
| Christian Science MonitorPeter RainerIf a movie that uses the word 'relationship' 7,000 times puts your teeth on edge, stay away. |
| AV ClubKeith PhippsThe film presents itself as a funny, insightful Manhattan relationship comedy in Woody Allen mode, but morphs into the phoniest of Hollywood rom-coms. |
| Arizona RepublicBill MullerThere's nothing terribly wrong with this comedy about the romantic dalliances of four New Yorkers, but there's nothing terribly right about it, either. |
| WaffleMovies.comWillie WaffleA movie about Manhattan yuppies whining about their love lives could have been a torturous affair, but Trust The Man is one of the funniest movies of the year. |
| Arizona Daily StarPhil VillarrealFreundlich has some merciless fun at his gender's expense, holding up two best-pal schlubs, Tom (David Duchovny) and Tobey (Billy Crudup), for ridicule. |
| Milwaukee Journal SentinelPaul DoroIt has nothing new or remotely interesting to say about modern relationships. |
| Seattle Post-IntelligencerWilliam ArnoldThe project is defeated by a concept that is not very novel, a script that is not especially witty, direction that is neither sharp nor insightful and one-note characters that are simply not very interesting. |