Overachieving actress Rebecca must come to grips with her failing marriage to stay-at-home dad Tom. While Rebecca's slacker brother Tobey can't seem to commit to his aspiring-novelist girlfriend ...

David Duchovny's new movie "Trust the Man" is a romantic comedy that could be very familiar to a lot of us. Duchovny plays a stay at home dad married to Julianne Moore, and neither one knows what ...

“Trust the Man” plays out like a lightweight version of Woody Allen’s “Husbands and Wives,” the movie presenting one of those painful public-spectacle climaxes where the lead players try ...

There are a lot of problems with Trust the Man, one being believability. If this were the kind of movie that unabashedly didn't take place in reality, that would be fine, but Trust the Man tries ...

Trust The Man follows the relationship struggles of two ... The plot is never really the primary focus of the movie, and to an extent there's not so much an immediate storyline as a series of ...

That's the message writer/director Bart Freundlich is sending out with his latest film Trust The Man, a supposedly realistic romantic-comedy. The problem is, Freundlich has made a movie that would ...

On second thought, go right ahead: The attractive quartet at the center of the blithely self-involved relationship comedy Trust the Man live lives ... Trust me, this movie’s got many.

"Trust the Man" provides a loving take on bourgeois Manhattan ... and Tobey’s a lay about who has turned alternate-side-of-the-street parking into a full-time job. Crudup is the only cast ...

Trust The Man sees Freundlich crank up the wry observations to create more broadly comic strokes, and in so doing has created his most accessible and entertaining movie so far. The story ...

Freundlich starts the movie ... that Trust the Man is not really a romantic comedy, although people are calling it that. Rom-coms are usually aimed at a younger audience, and they're full of ...