Push

Push is a chase film dolled up with supernatural powers and chintzy retro design motifs.

There are many problems with Push, and most are the usual boring things: unnecessary plot loops; long, dumb musical interludes; a charmless sc...

Belle… is blank as a page, and the intended romantic chemistry between her and Evans is never in evidence.

A movie so bland, it might as well have been filmed in Hounslow.

Push has vibrant cinematography and decent acting, but I’m blasted if I know what it’s about.

A silly movie that is partially engrossing and plenty convoluted.

One long mistake from start to finish, this is a film that never gets its rhythms or bearing right.

Just as it’s getting impossible to tell the superpowered humans without a scorecard, along comes Push to muddy the waters.

A clutter of worn genre elements stitched together with superficial stylistics.

By the time the credits roll, your most fervent wish is to run into a 'wiper' (one who can erase memories).

It’s an ambitious attempt to shove the whole of a fairly complex comic book universe into a single messy and garish movie.

In time this would-be thriller comes to rest with a fist fight, a hanging ending and the implicit promise of a sequel. Of all the calamit...

"What if nothing we did made any sense. Would that throw them off the scent?" Nick asks. You bet.

Not much of it makes sense. The rest isn’t terribly interesting.

I thought Hayden Christensen in last year’s Jumper would be as bland a mutant as the screen would ever give us, but that was before ...