It's terrible. I shouldn't allow Trust Me to take up more of my time than it already has, so I'm going to keep this short. Reviews awarding it more than 4 stars are being ridiculously generous. The movie never figures out what it wants to be (sarcastic? a parody? a character study?); the already thin and loose plot plods along confusingly until about 3/4 of the way through, when it abandons what little it's developed for some mishmash spiral into absurdity. I't's an understatement for me to simply say that the ending is cheap, pitifully bleeding of an obvious funding cut and acute writer's block. This is an embarrassment to Clark Gregg's career, so if you're a fan, avoidavoidAVOID this disappointment.
