Following a near-fatal accident, David Chamberlain makes an unprecedented discovery that will not only determine the fate of his family, but of mankind.
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Title: Terminus (2015)
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Cast
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jai Koutrae | ... | David Chamberlain | |
| Todd Lasance | ... | Zach Aronson | |
| Kendra Appleton | ... | Annabelle Chamberlain | |
| Katherine Hicks | ... | Jane Chamberlain | |
| Bren Foster | ... | Agent Julius Stipes | |
| William Emmons | ... | Agent Lubinski | |
| Shane C. Rodrigo | ... | Agent Simpkins | |
| Rob Flanagan | ... | Agent Beck | |
| Henry Nixon | ... | Agent Epstein | |
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Mario Ikasovic | ... | Agent Boban |
| Vincent Andriano | ... | James O'Malley | |
| Steve Le Marquand | ... | Sherriff Williams | |
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Zoe Carides | ... | Dr. Jenkins |
| Christopher Stollery | ... | Dr. Hildebrandt | |
| Barbara Hastings | ... | Dr. Wilkins | |
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Following a near-fatal accident, David Chamberlain makes an unprecedented discovery that will not only determine the fate of his family, but of mankind.
Plot Keywords:
nuclear war | nuclear explosion | muted color scene | man uses a wheelchair | man wears a hazmat suit |Taglines:
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Rated R for violence and language including a sexual reference | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Chrysler 300C driven by the government agents is right-hand-drive. As the agent exited the left side of Chrysler, the dashboard is briefly visible to have no steering wheel on the left side.
The green-white pictogram for emergency exit sign is visible in the hospital. The American equivalent is red EXIT.
The doorknobs are positioned close to the shoulder height: typical feature in Australia and New Zealand but never in the United States.
The telephone at repair garage is Australian and never been available in the US. See more »
David Chamberlain: And what's that?
Zach Aronson: A future.
David Chamberlain: A future?
Zach Aronson: Yeah.
David Chamberlain: I'm not the one picking fights I know I can't win.
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Performed by Roddy Reason
Written by R. Cockle
Courtesy of R. Cockle
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Even though the story allegedly takes place in the United States, many references to Australia are seen in the film, throwing the story off.Chrysler 300C driven by the government agents is right-hand-drive. As the agent exited the left side of Chrysler, the dashboard is briefly visible to have no steering wheel on the left side.
The green-white pictogram for emergency exit sign is visible in the hospital. The American equivalent is red EXIT.
The doorknobs are positioned close to the shoulder height: typical feature in Australia and New Zealand but never in the United States.
The telephone at repair garage is Australian and never been available in the US. See more »
Quotes
Zach Aronson: You know what your problem is? You're like every hick in this town. Full of opinions on things you know nothing about. Scared shitless of losing what you think you have.David Chamberlain: And what's that?
Zach Aronson: A future.
David Chamberlain: A future?
Zach Aronson: Yeah.
David Chamberlain: I'm not the one picking fights I know I can't win.
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Blue Vintage DressPerformed by Roddy Reason
Written by R. Cockle
Courtesy of R. Cockle
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22 January 2016 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I have read a number of reviews on this site and disagree with most. I have read nearly 330 science fiction novels and with the exception of a few you can pretty well see what is coming. This movie was a delight in that the end was never obvious until you experienced the climactic scenes. This movie is a low budget masterpiece in the same vein as "Crawl or Die" which was done for $6,000.00. I am sure the budget for this film was higher but I liked both equally in that the endings were surprises. The cast was great, the acting was spot on. The character development was complete if you pay attention (some have criticized it). One reviewer noted that the actors were "obviously" meant to be cheap replacements for Christian Bale and Guy Pearce. I agree and throw in Amy Smart while you are at it. These actors did all three proud if that is what the intention was. The cinematography was done with low cost equipment but it was very well directed giving the audience the views it needed when needed. I, frankly, was amazed at the quality. One possible drawback to some is how the depressing the overall mood is at the beginning but that is integral to the story. Just so you know, I am a big fan of this type of film ... two of my past favorites are "Zardoz" and "The Quiet Earth" to give you an idea. If you liked those films you will enjoy this one.