Terminal

Terminal is a crime thriller set in an unnamed city, following two hitmen who take on a dangerous job from a client offering good money. Their path crosses with Annie, a waitress whose involvement in their business turns out to be deeper than they first assume. Their stories unfold across a series of night-time encounters that also draw in a terminally ill teacher, a janitor and others, with deadly results. The screenplay is by Vaughn Stein, who also directed, marking the first feature in his directing career ahead of Inheritance, Every Breath You Take and Cellar Door.

Margot Robbie plays Annie, with Simon Pegg as Bill, Dexter Fletcher as Vince, Max Irons as Alf, Mike Myers as Clinton and Katarina Čas as Chloe. The film was produced by David Barron, Teun Hilte and Arianne Fraser, with 89 credited crew members, and was a co-production between the United Kingdom, Hungary, Hong Kong, Ireland and the United States.

Terminal runs 95 minutes and mixes action, crime, drama and mystery with a comic edge. Audience response has been modest: on IMDb the film holds a rating of 5.3 from around 24,500 votes, while on TMDB it sits at 5.5 from roughly 900 votes, indicating limited but measurable viewer engagement since its 2018 release.