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Push Director: Paul McGuigan Cast: Dakota Fanning, Djimon Hounsou, Chris Evans, Camilla Belle

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  • DVD Release Date: 07/07/2009
  • Rating: Rated PG13
  • Sales Rank: 2,087

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Audio Commentary with Director and Actors ; Deleted Scenes with Director's Commentary; "The Science Behind the Fiction" Featurette

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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Push
1. Patient Zero [7:36]
2. You're A Watcher [7:39]
3. The Fish Market [6:40]
4. We Die [7:00]
5. Sorry About Your Brother [4:58]
6. It's a Bead [6:32]
7. Had Yourself Wiped [6:34]
8. The Shadow [6:36]
9. Going to Change the Future [:34]
10. A Plan Without Planning [9:04]
11. Seven Letters [6:53]
12. The Case [6:32]
13. Let Me Help You Remember [6:26]
14. I Used You, Nick [6:49]
15. We Are the Only Government Here [2:26]
16. What a Waste [4:03]
17. Pull the Trigger [6:46]
18. End Credits [3:10]

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Editorial Reviews

Lucky Number Slevin director Paul McGuigan takes the helm for this action thriller concerning a group of telekinetic American ex-patriots who band together in an attempt to take down the clandestine government agency that's genetically transforming normal citizens into powerful psychic warriors. The Division is a shadowy government operation devoted to making humankind the ultimate weapon. Those who accept this transformation have the power to move objects with the mind, see the future before it happens, create new realities, and dispense of their enemies without so much as a single touch; those who are unwilling to participate are immediately terminated. Nick Gant (Chris Evans) is a "mover," a second-generation telekinetic who went into hiding after the Division killed his father more than a decade earlier. He lives a life of anonymity in Hong Kong, a densely populated place where fugitive psychics such as himself are safe as long as they can keep their unique gift secret. Suddenly into Nick's life comes 13-year-old "watcher" Cassie Holmes (Dakota Fanning), a clairvoyant who needs his help in tracking down escaped "pusher" Kira, who may hold the key to bringing down the Division once and for all. A "pusher" is the most powerful kind of psychic due to his or her ability to influence the actions of others by planting thoughts in their minds. Now, as Nick emerges from hiding in order to help Cassie find Kira, the Division's human bloodhounds are hot on their trail. In order to elude the authorities, they'll need to disappear into the seedy underbelly of the city while relying on a team of rogue psychics to help cover their tracks. But Division Agent Henry Carver (Djimon Hounsou) is a powerful pusher who has made it his mission to stop them at all costs, regardless of the collateral damages that may occur in the process. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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Cool movieby iWrite16

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November 24, 2009: This movie is really cool for any action/sci-fi lover. Very different, almost odd at times, but in a good way. Entertaining!

Awesome/.by Anonymous

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October 14, 2009: PUSH.

People dont really get th story. but for me heck yes. PUSH is and amazing movie.Really got me through the night. TONS of action. LOVE IT> Sure the cover isnt really apeeling. but the powers and abilitys are really what made me love. Dakota had the best part. i loved it. Chris. So beliveable.


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