Kyle and Sarah Miller, along with their daughter Avery, live a seemingly ideal life in a grand home until it’s shattered by a violent home invasion. The intruders demand cash and diamonds from the safe, leveraging the family’s secrets and testing their bonds. The intense situation reveals the complexities of trust, betrayal, and survival instincts, pushing each character to their limits in a high-stakes standoff that intertwines the past and present, revealing that not everything is as it seems within the Miller household.
Length: 1h 31m
Genre: Thriller
This Title is: Intense and Suspenseful
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Trailer
Cast
- Nicolas Cage as Kyle Miller
- Nicole Kidman as Sarah Miller
- Ben Mendelsohn as Elias
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R
Content includes robbery, husband-wife relationship complexities, betrayal, and a tense hostage situation.
Trivia
- Nicolas Cage initially left the project, wanting to switch roles from Kidman’s husband to the kidnapper, but returned the next day to his original role.
- The film marks the second collaboration between director Joel Schumacher and cinematographer Andrzej Bartkowiak.
- Trespass was nominated for a Razzie Award for Nicolas Cage as Worst Actor, highlighting the film’s divisive reception.
Our Review
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Trespass, despite a compelling premise and a strong cast led by Nicolas Cage and Nicole Kidman, suffered from a lack of originality and a predictable plot, earning it a largely negative critical reception. However, some performances, particularly those of Kidman, Gigandet, and Mendelsohn, were recognized for their depth, adding layers to an otherwise straightforward narrative. The movie’s tight pacing and tension-filled moments provide some entertainment value, making it a polarizing yet watchable thriller.
Critic Scores
Trespass has received a mix positive review by the critics.
