“Trust” isn’t all that dated.  It does a good job of playing the cyber-crime story for a mainstream audience without resorting to too much faux-computer jibber-jabber.  … Which director David Schwimmer (yes, that David Schwimmer) does by integrating the texts right atop the screen, almost like subtitles, with the color of the text letting us know who’s doing the “talking”.  It’s a simple trick that shows that this topic is grown up, and doesn’t require a lead-in explaining what texting is or showing a closeup of someone typing on  a phone so we get the point.  Trust excels when it skips over the whole “cyber” aspect of it and just shows how this happens and how it ends up affecting us…

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