Push

Detalles del producto

Disponibilidad:
Fuera de stock

Peso con empaque:
0.30 kg

Devolución:
No

Condición
Nuevo

Producto de:
Amazon

Viaja desde
USA

Sobre este producto

Complicated to the point of viewer exhaustion, "Push" is a hard-to-follow and often silly work of science fiction about refugees from a secret U.S. government program simply referred to as "the Division." Dakota Fanning and Chris Evans play the children of psychically gifted parents victimized by the Division. (She's a seer, he's got mild telekinetic abilities.) Neither wants to end up forced to cooperate with Djimon Hounsou's determined operator trying to create the ultra-"pusher," i.e., a subject so gifted they can work major miracles with their mind. The odd thing is that the story is set in China, where gang action and general exotica have a way of obscuring the story proper. Things get a little more interesting when the odd pairing of Fanning and Evans is joined by a few other interesting actors (Ming Na, Cliff Curtis, Camille Belle) playing ex-Division types with psychic abilities. For a while, an "X-Men"-like vibe starts to build, but then quickly dissipates in a script practically drunk on upending audience expectations every few minutes. Nearly two hours long, "Push" wears down one's tolerance pretty quickly, yet manages to leave one feeling as if the story is unfinished by end credits. "--Tom Keogh"