"That sounds like a great plan..."
Push does something astonishing - it makes its genre-mate Jumper look interesting. Saddled with utterly leaden dialogue and pacing throughout , even the usually-charismatic Chris Evans fails to bring the movie to life. Dakota Fanning gives a performance that appears to have wandered in from another movie entirely, as do many subsidiary characters, and herein lies the movie's fundamental flaw - with no clear sense of purpose or motivation, the story meanders and flounders for its agonisingly bloated 106-minutes running time in an inconsistent and criminally uninteresting manner. Push makes for a decidedly glum and uninvolving viewing experience, and thanks to the magic of DVD, you can extend the misery with just over three minutes of pointless deleted scenes.
Push does something astonishing - it makes its genre-mate Jumper look interesting. Saddled with utterly leaden dialogue and pacing throughout , even the usually-charismatic Chris Evans fails to bring the movie to life. Dakota Fanning gives a performance that appears to have wandered in from another movie entirely, as do many subsidiary characters, and herein lies the movie's fundamental flaw - with no clear sense of purpose or motivation, the story meanders and flounders for its agonisingly bloated 106-minutes running time in an inconsistent and criminally uninteresting manner. Push makes for a decidedly glum and uninvolving viewing experience, and thanks to the magic of DVD, you can extend the misery with just over three minutes of pointless deleted scenes.
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