Began with a lot of promise, but steadily became ridiculous. Disappointing.

Slick and sophisticated cinematography but the performances and plot fall flat.

The action with non-cgi effects looks nice and the premise is quite good, but the plot is quite awful and the acting is quite bad, especially the ever-irritating Dakota Fanning.

Passes the time.

A decent film about a group of people with X-Men/Heroes kind of power on the run from the Dvisions, a government agency, before it gets bad.

One of the best movies I have ever seen. Great story, great acting great everything. A must see for any sci-fi or action movie fan.

"Put the gun in your mouth and pull the trigger" Not the best message to leave an audience with before cutting to the end credits after a disjointed and disappointing movie. This felt like a companion piece to Jumper, another forgettable mediocre film that made the mistake of leaving itself open for a sequel. It shouldn't be so hard to write a good script for movies about superpowers, but they couldn't resist that urge to make this as derivative and convoluted as possible.

At first i didn't think i would like the movie, but it if you like the supernatural or physic stuff, this is the movie for you. Daokta fanning was really awsome. She is such a treat to watch. Some minor language no biggie but extreme violence that is for sure! To me it was quite an interesting story!!

This year's Jumper. Although I'll admit, it's bearable unlike the aforementioned film.

It's decent if you don't think about it too much but there are just too many big plot holes and the action doesn't even look that great. Also Dakota Fanning is more annoying than in anything she has done before.

The concept was cool, the movie, however, was very uncool.

A clear ripoff of X-Men. Dakota Fanning is old now...

X-men meets Akira, whilst avoiding Fantastic Four. Very rough around the edges, seems rushed, but enjoyable nonetheless. Any film where someone gets beaten with a yellow 'Caution, slippery floor' sign is good by me.

Bad Movie

This movie would've been decent with proper pacing and nixing the forced love scene.

not as bad as i thought it would be. the ending was meh, considering they left a lot out for another movie which they wont get. action is solid but the thing that i liked most were the screaming asians, the love story part blew. fanning was solid and im surprised the flamer from fantastic 4 made me a laugh a couple of times.

This movie feels simply unfinished. It rapidly shifts between different factions as the poorly explained and illogical plot attempts to unfold. The action sequences should be good but instead don't really make any sense as we often see the rules setup by the film broken with no explanation. Plus there's no ending to speak of, it's just highly, highly disappointing. A shame because Chris Evans is a decent actor that really, really needs a good role soon.

'Push' is an exhausting, dull superhero movie, which is too bad considering it sports a concept for a superhero movie that I'd typically like. Sadly, it feels way too cheap and clunky. You can tell there's not much of a clear vision here. I'm sorry to say this isn't the start of a new franchise.

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Unfinished ending.

Feels like a lost season of Heroes. People with weird powers pop-up at the most convenient of times and the plot is convoluted to the point where I lost all interest in the protagonists' motives by the middle of the movie.

Some clever ideas, some decent action, some dodgy logic. What's not to enjoy?

A little slow and over complex, but Dakota Fanning and Chris Evans are great in it. She's really maturing in to a good actress and hopefully won't have a puberty burn out. Sets up a good universe that could give a freer second movie, but worth a shot for now.

Characters r less irritating than those in the similarly presumptuous franchise attempt Jumper, but amazingly less interesting. "Heroes" here r complete blanks, whose greatest powers r defusing the viewer's interest - a problem 4 a film that demands ur attention due 2 overly complicated storyline filled w/"twists" (I think) that have alot 2 do w/ predicting the future (sometimes). Fx add nada & the action(barring 1 battle in oddly empty-despite- meals Chinese restaurant) is anticlimatic yawn.

I hope they make a sequel to this.

X-Men clone with really nice and stylish camera work

"Push" surprised me into liking it. I really didn't expect much from it to begin with, but I'm a huge geek for superpower lore. This flick felt a lot like what TV show "Heroes" could have been. It's easy to understand what they can do and why. The action is frantic, sometimes getting a little too shaky, but still engaging enough that I actually cared about the outcome of each battle. The only problem I had was a love story that feels wedged in and somehow pushes it's way into the forefront.

Woah. This movie had far more depth than I had originally anticipated. Its like watching a strategy game fold out on screen with the various forms of gifted people using their abilities in a 2 hour chess game. It wasn't great, but it had some intriguing action sequences and developed its characters reasonably well.

Interesting world and stylish execution. The concepts could have been explored more deeply and the story more refined, but all we get is an extremely shallow reading. It may have worked better as a TV series.

The film was too much like a comic book for my taste . . . even for a sci-fi movie. Dakota may be a decent actress, but this was far from her brightest role. I was pretty disappointed with the acting.

An absolute mess. The plot is sheer gibberish, harder to follow than if you watched Syriana with a hangover. But it's such a wildly manic and vibrant and energetic mess that it's almost (key word almost) excusable, and there are a few moments of clever action and genuine entertainment mired in the lunacy.