Tag: Terminal
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‘Inheritance’ Review: Lily Collins and Simon Pegg Spar in Silly, Predictable Thriller
For every good choice in Vaughn Stein’s sophomore effort — the director previously helmed the Margot Robbie-starring curiosity “Terminal” — there are at least three more that fall flat, victims of obvious plotting, silly tropes, and shoddy character building. A mostly predictable thriller, “Inheritance” , but patient audiences might be rewarded by its occasionally unnerving…
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Margot Robbie on Why Cathy Yan Was Her Choice to Direct the Harley Quinn ‘Girl Gang Film’
Cathy Yan’s recent recruitment to the DC Universe was a welcome surprise: Deadline reported April 17 that she will direct an upcoming Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment collaboration starring Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) and a band of fellow female supervillains. The untitled project by screenwriter Christina Hodson (“Bumbleblee”) — likely adapted from the “Birds of…
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Margot Robbie Finally Confirms ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ Casting
Margot Robbie will play Sharon Tate — the murdered, pregnant wife of Roman Polanski — in Quentin Tarantino’s upcoming Sony Pictures film “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.” “Tarantino is one of my bucket-list directors,” she told IndieWire Tuesday afternoon at Hollywood’s Escape Hotel, while promoting her May 11 release “Terminal.” “As long as I…
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‘Terminal’ Review: Margot Robbie Is a Mad Assassin in Awful Cross Between ‘Alice in Wonderland’ and ‘Sin City’
An effective cure to whatever lingering nostalgia you might have for the chintzy, winking, hyper-stylized neo-noirs that flooded the indie film market in the wake of “Pulp Fiction,” Vaughn Stein’s “Terminal” takes a mess of dead tropes and Frankensteins them together into an crime saga that’s in desperate need of brains. And a soul. And…
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‘Terminal’ Trailer: Revenge Never Looked So Good For Margot Robbie
Academy Award nominee Margo Robbie follows up the success of last year’s self-produced “I, Tonya” with new thriller “Terminal,” the second feature film from Robbie’s own LuckyChap Entertainment production company. The actress stars as Annie, a mysterious femme fatale who’s somehow connected to the high-risk mission of two hit men working under the payroll of…
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Berlin Facetime: Delphine Perrier, Highland Film Group
Led by Delphine Perrier and Arianne Fraser, Highland Film Group is an independent worldwide sales, production and film financing company, which they launched in 2010. Their slate includes Lin Oeding’s thriller “Braven” starring Jason Momoa (out this month), Vaughn Stein’s “Terminal” starring Oscar-nominee Margot Robbie, and the star-studded “Berlin, I Love You” with Helen Mirren,…