Siflutter It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

Kien Navarro Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

Kirandeep Yoder The joyful confection is coated in a sparkly gloss, bright enough to gleam from the darkest, most cynical corners.

Gary The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.

ratari Few films make into my collection, films like NEIGHBORS starring John Belushi, Blue Velvet starring Dennis Hopper, MOTHER starring Jennifer Lawrence, the original BLADE RUNNER. SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS, DREAMS by Akira Kurosawa, etc. Each of these has something special, out of the box, so to speak. Each good film of this sort is like a Parable. TERMINAL starring Margot Robbie, Simon Pegg, Mike Myers, will be one of them. I must bow down in respect and appreciation to Director and writer Vaughn Stein. Simon Pegg and Mike Myers did their best serious roles in this film. Again I must add, this movie is not for everyone. If you like simple action, comedy and just pure entertainment, you may not like this. It is a film for those who love to think and analyze the meanings, messages and symbolisms. This film has a lesson which becomes clear at the end. See if you can guess what it is. The next section below is a spoiler, don't scroll down if you don't like spoilers. watch it first then come back and read the rest of this below. Warning spoiler: My interpretation: This is about "karma" and how people in power abuse the innocent and how the guilty MUST be held accountable The "Terminal" symbolizes the place of judgement at the end of your life on this earth. The hole or pit is "hell" for those found guilty. There is a lot of other symbolism that would take too long here to get into. See if you can find it.

ebeeselaar Expectations was way to high before watching. The movie had good actors and twists here and there. But overall it was just okay

maryhaase I seldom write reviews, however the poor ratings make me stop and pause. The banter between characters was witty and added a nuance to the story. I thought the use of the light and neon highly stylized the point of the movie. It reminded me of Sin City or Snatch. Very enjoyable and my kind noir.

SnoopyStyle In a grim neon-filled dark cityscape, Bill (Simon Pegg) is terminally ill and looking for a train at an empty terminal. The janitor (Mike Myers) informs him that no train is coming that night. Annie (Margot Robbie) is a waitress leading a double life as stripper/assassin Bunny. She gives thugs Vince (Dexter Fletcher) and Alfred (Max Irons) a suitcase which leads to a devastating contract killing. This is a live action Sin City trying to be Tarantino. It's style over substance. It needs a good scriptwriter to clean it up. I'd rather have the movie split into two movies. I really like Bill and Annie. His journey could be a dark surreal Kafkaesque affair. Annie's reveal could have been shocking but the audience already knows that she's a crazed killer. I wished that she's actually two characters that are good twin and bad twin. Also a heavily made-up Mike Myers always reminds me of Austin Powers which doesn't fit this movie. Sure, this has some comedic elements but it can't be a spoof. On the other side, Vince and Alfred have their moments but I'm not invested in their character unlike Tarantino's Pulp Fiction. This movie keeps trying to be that without the skills necessary to pull it off. The final twists don't inspire me with anything. Again the heavy makeup with Mike Myers is problematic in its suggesting and Annie is fine without the twist. She might be better off without the doubling. The reveals don't stop and I stop caring.