Push DVD: Review By OhTheFilmNerd

Aug 27th, 2010 by OhTheFilmNerd
Overall A thriller with a science fiction noir twist, a truly good looking film, let down by one of the main leads.
  • OVERALL
    3.0
    WORTHY
  • Feature
  • Picture
  • Sound
  • Extras
  • Replay Value
THE GOOD
The Look And Style, And Grittiness, And The Cinematography
THE BAD
Dakota Fanning an aggravating young actress who has no emotionality, is always the same, boring dull, as she is in real life, ruins the film, from 4 it has gone down, if she puts her back into it this film would have come of as an action thriller like no other, but nope hired the well known girl on the block.
THE FEATURE
This film has a whole history, delving into what Pushers are (people who cna move things and control them with the strength of their own mind) there's Screamers, Trackers, many more.

This film is lavish, its all filmed handheld, its gritty rough, and low budget, fun, action-packed, stylish, the cinematography and lighting has something going on.

The story is simplistic (but not the set up of the different types of powers, that's hard to follow).
THE EXTRAS
Extras: Great Audio Commentary With The Director (Lucky Sleven, truly a great epic director with an eye for style and pacing) Chris Evans (good actor)

and Wooden Fanning.

Also an insight into the fiction of the film to the true facts.
THE VIDEO
DVD.
THE AUDIO
Good, no need for Blu Ray.
THE PACKAGE
3D Hologram cover. Great Carboard Packaging. Great Brightness To The Design. And Great Film Still Photos, Good Quality.
THE FINAL WORD
Overall A thriller with a science fiction noir twist, a truly good looking film, let down by one of the main leads.

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Comments (2)

  1. OhTheFilmNerd

    agree on that

    2 years agoby @ohthefilmnerdFlag

  2. The Boondock Saint

    i'm glad to see some one liked this film, i wanted to, but thought it was just so booooooring. especially sucks because all of the performances were pretty great and the look was amazing, but it just has no pace! but, to each his own.

    2 years agoby @combatmadness360Flag