I couldn't even watch the film fully as it was too boring. Usually, that does not happen, but now I want my 30+ minutes back.

Couldn't make it past 15 minutes due to Margot Robbie's accent.

The more I think about _Terminal_ the more I hate it. The two main plot threads (Simon Pegg and the knockoff Guy Ritchie hitmen) are completely unrelated. The twists are never earned. [spoiler]You can see Mike Myers being the actual big bad from a mile away. The director has to think we're all idiots seeing how many times he has past scenes flashing through monologues to remind us of what happened. And when you think for even one second about the overall story it doesn't make any kind of sense, the hitmen have no reason at all to be in the movie, since apparently Margot Robbie knew everything from the beginning. And "she's crazy" can't be a justification for dumb screenwriting.[/spoiler] [spoiler]I lost all hope when the only remotely interesting part of the movie (the Pegg-Robbie conversation) was removed around the end of the second act.[/spoiler] Only redeeming qualities are some cool shots and lightning, and I really liked Myers, Pegg and Robbie, especially Robbie who was hamming it up the whole movie. She made this watchable.

Over saturated cheesy mess…. as another reviewer once elegantly said “total diarrhea- not even solid shit”. How good is that quote!!!

Where do I start? Oh, I know: if you didn't watch the movie, in its entirety, you don't get to comment. Understood? You can't read two pages of a novel and eschew it as wholly bad. Anyway, children, moving on. So, to give you an idea of what _Terminal_ is... think if Guy Richie directed _Sin City_. Yeah, that's it. The movie is very sleek, stylish, neon noir (not a typo). There is a very apt adjective I could use to describe the movie, but in doing so would ruin the end. Suffice it to say this is a mystery. Great cast, great writing, never a dull moment. Though, I have to admit, at the end of the second act, I was thinking "is this all the movie is? What is this, a pilot for a television show?" The less one knows about this, going in, the better. A really fun watch. I doubt I'd give it a second viewing, which is more an issue with me and less about _Terminal_.