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Justin W @JustinW96 Sep 17, 2026 Highly underrated, aesthetically pleasing and easy to watch film. See more Robert P @Superbad Sep 5, 2026 Push = a *2* star movie. See more J S @Strilnihkov Jul 20, 2026 Watching this I kept seeing flashbacks to Stephen King's Firestarter (version 1) with a baby Drew Barrymore and a zombified George C. Scott trying to be an Indian—the same basic plot too: Evil Govt. 'Agency' gave these people super mind powers in which they can 'push' people's minds to make them do stuff. Same Hunk, Babe, and Squirt (Who has the greatest powers) trying to hide from The Agency and various slimy mobsters. What? Couldn't they come up with a better plot than that with the $10 million they got to make this? I could have come up with something more original! My cat could have come up with something more original. The plot is muddled (sometimes running for their lives, other times sitting around bored and waiting for some MacGuffin to saunter by. Tropes about Hong Kong and Asians abound, largely unchanged since the days of Charlie Chan. See more Rob T @RT41961501 Jun 22, 2026 Push isn't a great film, but I think it's better than its reputation suggests. It has a creative premise, an interesting world, likeable characters, and effects that still hold up reasonably well. The story can be messy at times, but it's an enjoyable sci-fi film that deserves a little more credit than it usually gets. See more Blake- N @PBSAniDom Apr 15, 2026 Push (2009) was a major disappointment for me. The movie has an interesting premise, but it never really develops into anything engaging. The story feels messy and rushed, and it is hard to stay invested when the plot keeps jumping around without much payoff. The characters are not very memorable, and the performances could not make up for how thin the writing feels. Even the action scenes, which should have been the highlight, come across as more confusing than exciting. I also thought the world-building had a lot of potential, but the film does not do enough with it. Overall, Push feels like a missed opportunity that looks better on paper than it does on screen. A frustrating 3/10. See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Feb 1, 2026 Push, starring Chris Evans, had the potential to be an exciting early entry into the modern superhero-style genre, especially with its focus on telekinesis and psychic abilities. Unfortunately, the film never fully lives up to that promise. While the idea of "pushing" and manipulating people is interesting, the story feels overly drawn out and cluttered with unnecessary back-and-forth. Several scenes rely too heavily on loud, chaotic energy that becomes more annoying than engaging, making it difficult to stay immersed. The cast does a solid job, with Dakota Fanning standing out and Evans delivering a decent performance. However, their efforts cannot save a screenplay that feels unfocused and exhausting. The plot jumps around too much, creating confusion instead of tension. Direction is serviceable, but excessive editing and choppy transitions weaken the flow. Instead of feeling intense, the film often feels heavy and overwhelming. In the end, Push wastes a promising concept See more Read all reviews

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