Trespass DVD+Bluray Combo [Blu-ray] [Blu-ray] (2011)

Good thriller movie with Nicholas Cage and Nicole Kidman at their best.Well worth the investment.

I thought the fact that this movie wasn't going to get a wide release in theaters meant that it was going to be a complete disaster. After all, as good as Nicolas Cage is he has done some real garbage lately.The good news is that the movie is a step above some of the cheesy movies Cage has become known for the past few years (I'm looking at you Bangkok Dangerous, Season Of The Witch, The Wicker Man, Next and Drive Angry). Cage plays the lead, Kyle, and plays a sleazy businessman with his trophy wife (Kidman) who on the surface lives the life of luxury. Kidman plays Sarah, the sexy repressed trophy wife who wants her husband with her instead of the road. They also have a rebellious teenaged daughter named Avery.Their home is broken into and they are attacked by four masked kidnappers who demand Kyle had over his nest egg and the diamonds he transfers for his sleazy clients. This is the best part of the film as the kidnappers try to just muscle there way to the money and then begin to brutally torture the leads when Cage doesn't go along with them and fights back to protect his family. The film is relentless as the kidnappers will go to whatever lengths they have to get the money they came to get. Kidman does a good job as well although her role is a bit underutilized as she spends large blocks of the movie standing off to the side screaming during violent scenes.The third act is primarly where the film's weaknesses are located. It is when the film becomes more about the kidnappers instead of the family. You get a lot of backstory as the kidnappers start to argue and have conflict amongst themselves. Unnecessary twist after twist is revealed about their individiual motivations for going after this particular family. All the while this is going on Cage, Kidman and the daughter are laying in the background like extras.That said the film really teases you and you want to see the family take out the kidnappers so badly that you are really hoping to see some violent revenge at the end of the movie.Its not a great movie, or even an original story, but Nicolas Cage and Nicole Kidman don't phone it and are believable enough that they make for an entertaining movie.

I couldn't wait to see this movie as Nicole Kidman is my favorite actress and she did the best acting in the show. Constance suspense in this movie, it is never boring. Lesser know Cam Gigandet is showing his improving acting abilities.

Both kidman and cage are great in their roles, throughout her career kidman could be accused of overacting but not here, only let down is the ending that just ... ends, would have liked a tad more just to know what happened but having said that a really enjoyable movie, would love to see them act together more.

There are numerous little twists and unexpected turns in this movie. You will root for the family as they try to figure out a way to save themselves from a group of armed "intruders". The bad guys have some issues and flaws..which makes this plot feel believable. The well to-do family also has their flaws which will frustrate you when they don't automatically make the right decisions. Really good tense movie.

The first half of the movie runs tight and suspenseful. But the trick with these kinds of movies is that once the hostages escape, the movie is pretty much over. This leads to some pretty lame developments which I won't reveal. But here's a hint: You know those horror movies where the victim escapes the attacker and runs upstairs instead of downstairs? It's kind of like that. It's like an episode of The World's Dumbest Criminals or The World's Dumbest Hostages. The ending somehow doesn't feel satisfying, because everything that comes before it just gets lamer and lamer. It is well-filmed and directed, though. I give three stars for Nicolas Cage and Nicole Kidman, and the daughter who looks like a young Sasha Grey. And I will continue to support these first releases on streaming video, mainly because I'm too lazy to get dressed and drive to a sticky movie theater with people chomping on popcorn and slurping up soft drinks out of livestock buckets.

This movie was known to be (right from the beginning) a film where a family was kidnapped and held hostage in their own home. Not a problem with the movie plot; we like the action and felt like seein it to see how these particular ppl wouild get out of their situation (Harrison Ford starred in one lately, as well: "Firewall"). With that said, we noticed the rating was an "R" and when I heard the credits begin to roll I was certain this movie was going to be good.Not all "R" ratings are the same and this one did not describe in detail or even in partial(that I can find) that the language was pervasive...strongly pervasive. When words like this are so repetitive they actually destroy the picture. I don't know a single person who goes to a movie and says to himself,"hey buddy, I can't wait to see that new picture showing this weekend that is loaded with pervasive foul language."On the other hand, I HAVE heard ppl say to themselves, "I've heard the story line (or plot, etc) is really great and I want to see that movie this weekend!"Film Directors and Producers: do the world a favor and produce some movies with a few less lines of the foul stuff that is so over done that one groans and has to leave the theatre or take their DVD back and ask for a refund.Great story line with far too much language to make it realistic. I give it 3 stars for the movie plot alone.

For not being advertised very much, that was a terrific movie. A very suspenseful thriller. The price was very good, got a digital copy with the Blu Ray. By the way, the UltraViolet Digital Copy sucks. I want my movies all in one place but the UltraViolet goes to Flixter.

Ok film but a bit predictable and a bit dated now

Excellent Trespass DVD watch on TV

Really good film keeps you on the edge of your seat

Great dvd

I really enjoyed it, you never knew what was going to happen.