Not a bad film not much happens and the end doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but it's decent.

Someone keeps letting Joel Schumacher make movies? I will find them and I will end them! I WILL FUCKING END THEM....

Wow, there is a lot of hate for this movie (or Cage). It's not that bad, it passes the time.

Descent movie but way too many f-bombs.

not bad.

I think this movie literally had 27 scenes where someone threw someone or other on the ground and then stated "This is over!" under the pretense that they would kill said person...and never does. This movie also further cements the fact that one should never use home security, the installers are full of robbers.

I don't like thrillers.

Despite a moderately inventive premise (think Hostage, with a twist), Trespass is pretty much a failure on all levels. Even Nic Cage -- the reigning champion of making shit films at least entertaining -- misses the mark with an odd affected accent that repeatedly draws attention to just how clumsy and amateurish the screenplay really is. It may not be the worst film of 2011, but it's definitely a dud and a waste of your time.

ALW##JNFOĈEJNDASOE#Q"?)=¤(Q)/="#=")??)U¤)/... Thats the sound of me eating my own fieces, which I would prefer any day over watching this huge pile of shit!

Besides the silly constantly twisting storyline and bad acting by Nicolas Cage there was some worth of watching scenes and performances.

It's preposterous beyond words, but it's a lot of fun and the tension is accomplished by the silly performances and ridiculous plot turns.

It starts off promising and decent actually, but somewhere in the middle it starts going downhill. It just keeps getting more and more ridiculous towards the end, and the acting somehow deteriorates as well.

Terrible... Terrible movie

Awful. Cage turns in a performance that's even worse than that of Gigandet (AKA The Worst Actor in the History of Film). As incompetent and lazily generic as mainstream movies get.

"Some are labeling Trespass a B movie, but that's hardly the tone that comes across." - R. Kurt Osenlund

Certainly not as bad as everyone wants to believe it is...but unquestionably not very good. I think it's safe to say that once you've learned to hate Nic Cage, his supporting cast could consist of Jesus, Ghandi, Mother Teresa, Hachiko, and people would still despise every second of the movie. But I suppose that doesn't matter because Trespass is a generic thriller that I will have forgotten about tomorrow. It just wasn't that painful. Oh, and Nic needs to return that pair of glasses to the 70s.

It comes equipped with roughly four or five plot twists too many, but it's enjoyable for awhile. Cage, Kidman, and that girl who plays their daughter certainly give it their all and seem unaware that they're basically occupying a C-movie that should, by rights, have starred William Forsythe or somebody. It's silly, but it tries hard, and it'll keep your attention for a couple hours. Nowhere near as noir-y as it'd like to be, though.

jesus

Are you fucking shitting me?

unnecessarily and annoyingly agitated and loud.

Schumacher's worst film -- and NIcole's worst too; and I would have to revise some Nicolas' campy works to say the same -- just couldn't be any good with the absurd heroes -- they are common people but they are somehow violent and brutal -- and the dumbest, most fucked up -- you know, that junkie stripper -- thieves ever.