People realize they have special powers and they go on a quest to save the world. It's your basic storyline but it's the how that makes things interesting. Dakota Fanning and Chris Evans team up in Push to do their brand of saving the world from crazy people who want to do bad stuff. It's look like it could be good.
What are your thoughts on the trailer?
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5 comments:
I liked the trailer. This is the first that I have heard of this movie. I'd like to know when it's coming out.
The first I've heard of it too....it certainly looks interesting; has a bit of "Heroes" vibe to it with 'Saving the world' and all. Don't know that I'll go see it, but will definitely rent it :)
The scheduled release date according to IMDb.com is February 6, 2009.
Hopefully I didn't went buy a ticket for this crap.
Heroes is better than this so called movie.. So disappointing
I ended up not seeing the movie in theaters. If it comes to the $1 show I'll watch it, otherwise I'll rent it on DVD.
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