5/5 1 of Dakota,s best
  by Craig S. H (Louisville,Ky)
This is probably one of Dakota Fanning,s best movies yet.
There was lots of action and excitment
It was gross when the chinese guys were screaming and the fish
were exploding all bloody in water.Some of movie made no sense
but most of movie was cool to watch.Again Dakota proved to me to be
excellant actress . All in all i can,t wait for part 2 if there is one
If there is one surely Dakota Fanning and Chris Evans better be in it
without them forget about it movie was excellant

5/5 PUSH was great sci-fi adventure!
  by Gerald K. Wilhoite (Huntsville, AL USA)
I had been intrigued by the previews of PUSH I had seen in theaters and on TV, and it was just as enjoyable and exciting as I hoped. I am hoping they would make a sequel in the future!

4/5 Pushing the limits...
  by A. Leard (Georgia)
Good movie...the kind you can definitely watch repeatedly and find something new. Quite interesting concepts and great special effects!

3/5 Ok
  by Paul Ryan (Cape Cod, Ma)
I liked it, but found its plot a little twisted, not in a good way.
There was minimal back story to prop up the diverse characters, with a lot of 'this is the way it is' attitude.
The special effects were alright, but sometimes 'what is happening?'.

4/5 This push shoves back...
  by Jonnathan Ritland (Marysville, WA)
Just finished watching the movie "Push" it was a conventional, predictable but pretty entertaining flick about people who have psychic superpowers of sorts that range from controlling people's minds to moving objects with their mind to being able to see the future among other things.

The story is pretty basic, Nick Grant (Chris Evans "Fantastic Four", "Sunshine") is recruited by Cassie Holmes (Dakota Fanning, "I Am Sam" "War of the Worlds") to find a girl and a case that holds the key to bringing down an evil government group called the Division. Nick can move objects with his mind and Cassie is a watcher who can see the future. The girl is named Kira (Camilla Belle, "When A Stranger Calls", "10,000 B.C.") and she has the ability to control people's minds but just looking into their eyes. The head of division is played by Djimon Hounsou ("Amistad" "Gladiator").

The case holds a drug that Kira stole when she broke out of division's headquarters. The drug is supposed to enhance people's powers but no one survived the injection until Kira and now the division is out to bring her and the drug back. There's more to the story but that's basically the meat of it.

There are of course numerous side characters with plenty of oriental stereotypes, and Ming-Na (T.V.'s "ER") has a small role in it. Cliff Curtis ("True Lies" "Sunshine") also has a small role as a con artist with what u might say are powers of persuasion.

The best acting to me was done by Hounsou, I've always thought he's a great under rated actor who can play both a perfect good guy but really plays a great villain. Fanning and Grant are decent, nothing bad to say there, but Belle is kinda the weak link. She's great looking no question there, but putting her in any role where she has to try and act doesn't really work too well.

There are some pretty entertaining albeit somewhat goofy action sequences with numerous displays of various peoples powers, even some oriental guys who can shatter glass and people's ear drums by screaming. The action is quick paced as is the story and while there isn't a lot of depth to the movie and it's excessively predictable in every way, overall it's an entertaining experience. 3 out of 4 stars.