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This non-stop mind-bender starts when Cassie a 13 year old Watcher who can see the future (Dakota Fanning) convinces Nick a Mover who can shift objects with his mind (Chris Evans) to help steal a briefcase that holds a billion dollar secret. Hunted down by a clandestine government agency who will stop at nothing to silence them they enlist a mind controlling Pusher Kira (Camilla Belle), who could be their salvation - or their doom. (Icon Home Entertainment)

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Isherwood 

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English The first half is a decent pilot to a decent action sci-fi series, while the second half is a compilation of the following twelve episodes. It’s really too bad given the fact that McGuigan is one of the greatest talents of his generation. Not many people have such fancy visual treats (editing, cinematography). The biggest draw is probably just the fact that this is every pedophile’s dream come true - Dakota is fifteen, plays a thirteen-year-old and looks like neither age category. :) Beyond that, Chris is growing with every movie, Camilla looks pretty stupid, and Djimon is really starting to play his tough hunters all a bit too much the same. ()

3DD!3 

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English This movie has its good moments, but overall it is on the weaker side of what has come out of the mutant genre. The story has more twists than a pretzel, not to mention occasional jumps into the past (the glass of beer and the toothbrush) and variously predicted futures. Luckily a really interesting group of actors comes together here and apart from that guy Evans, we occasionally see a drunk and very striking Dakota Fanning. These two spend the whole picture reeling off wisecracks and you can see that they really hit it off together. And I could watch Camilla Belle in any movie whenever you like. An extra star for the marvelous shots of Hong Kong. A high 3. ()