What is the best iPad app to do basic editing of movie clips?

What is the best ipad app do some basic editing (top and tailing and deleting unwanted segments) of movies loaded to iPad directly from camera.
Iam going on a cruise and will not have access to my computer.
Thanks.

IMovie : Apple : is the best App for Video Editing,
After you Edit Movie it will be stored on the Ipad.
You would require 32 or 64 GB IPAD, Video does take a lot of space.

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