Terminal

In the dark, gritty underworld of a city, two hitmen carrying out a sinister mission begin to question if they're in over their heads. Their target is a mysterious woman named Anne, but as they delve deeper, they uncover a complex web of deception and betrayal. The lines between hunter and hunted blur as multiple characters' agendas intertwine, leading to a violent and unexpected conclusion.

Terminal received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics, who largely panned its convoluted plot, gratuitous violence, and derivative style. Audiences also expressed disappointment, finding the film confusing and lacking substance, despite the presence of a well-known cast.

• Critically derided for its nonsensical and overly complicated plot.

• Often criticized for attempting to be stylish but ultimately failing to deliver a coherent narrative.

• Noted for its excessive and often unmotivated violence.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally found the film to be a confusing mess with a plot that was difficult to follow. Many felt it was style over substance, and that despite a strong cast, the movie failed to engage or entertain.

The film was originally set to be directed by John Hillcoat, with Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie attached to star. However, DiCaprio eventually departed the project, and Hillcoat was replaced by Vaughn Stein.