A pair of cops investigating a drug invasion stumble upon a mysterious bank vault.A pair of cops investigating a drug invasion stumble upon a mysterious bank vault.A pair of cops investigating a drug invasion stumble upon a mysterious bank vault.
Carl Windom Carlito
- Drug Dealer
- (as Carl 'Carlito' J. Windom)
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Did you know
- TriviaJerry Lewis joined the project at the insistence of Nicolas Cage; the two have been friends for years. Lewis, however, has less than one minute of screen time.
- GoofsWhen Stone gets off his bed after dressing at the beginning of the movie, the clock shows 6:47. When he puts on cologne and gets ready to leave the house, the clock shows 6:45.
- Quotes
Jim's Father: [answers door, sees David in uniform] Jesus Christ.
[David looks down at his clothes, confused]
Jim's Father: Jimmy, it's your friend!
[Jim starts to exit]
Jim's Father: Where the hell are you going at this hour?
Jim Stone: Official police business, Dad.
Jim's Father: Who's the cop?
Jim Stone: I am, Dad - we both are.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Debt Buyers (2016)
- SoundtracksTipping Strings
Written by Tokay Lewis
Performed by The Knights
Courtesy of The Numero Group
By arrangement with Bank Robber Music
Featured review
I saw the trailer for 'The Trust' a few weeks ago and I thought it looked interesting since I'm a fan of Nicolas Cage. He had a lot of bad movies recently but also a few good under-looked movies (Joe, Frozen Ground, Drive Angry). It's fair to say that 'The Trust' is a good entry in Nicolas Cage's volatile filmography.
The ending might be the weak point of the film, maybe don't go in with too much expectations, but Nicolas Cage and Elijah Wood were really surprising. They had a couple of funny moments together, and they were definitely carrying this movie.
I love a movie with a cool soundtrack, and I thought the directors (Alex & Benjamin Brewer) did a nice job setting the tone for this Las Vegas caper movie with great music and funny scenes. Elijah Wood is playing a stoner cop and I thought it was a good role for him. The acting was really on point the entire movie.
The Bobo scene was hilarious, and the whole 'heist' takes different twists and turns.
Even though the first hour is the best part and it falls short in the last 30 minutes, I recommend giving 'The Trust' a try if you like crime/comedy movies, or if you're a fan of Nicolas Cage.
7.5/10
The ending might be the weak point of the film, maybe don't go in with too much expectations, but Nicolas Cage and Elijah Wood were really surprising. They had a couple of funny moments together, and they were definitely carrying this movie.
I love a movie with a cool soundtrack, and I thought the directors (Alex & Benjamin Brewer) did a nice job setting the tone for this Las Vegas caper movie with great music and funny scenes. Elijah Wood is playing a stoner cop and I thought it was a good role for him. The acting was really on point the entire movie.
The Bobo scene was hilarious, and the whole 'heist' takes different twists and turns.
Even though the first hour is the best part and it falls short in the last 30 minutes, I recommend giving 'The Trust' a try if you like crime/comedy movies, or if you're a fan of Nicolas Cage.
7.5/10
- Matt-Canalcon
- Apr 8, 2016
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- Also known as
- Довіра
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- Budget
- $9,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $321,650
- Runtime1 hour 32 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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