apart I think it’s a good movie with a multiple plot -interesting but you need to follow – and a begining of analysis of persons with abilities
Dakota Faning and Chris Evans make a good duo of “anti heros”, insecure and “learners”

I’m not so in action scenes so I don’t know if there conventional or not but for me it’s ok, well orchestrated (but too long IMHO) but this movie touch other things.

They had some pretty good camera direction, and the characters weren’t at all that bad.

The Asian chick was like, mega hot.

Dakota… Well, during her drinking seen, it seemed she was breaking character.

The million dollar secret wasn’t so million dollar.
It didn’t make much sense.
Perhaps they should have… found a better reason for all these characters to get all worked up.

The story line sucked.
The script had many uncomfortable moments.
And the direction was… well… mild.

had I directed it, it would have been the best movie ever.

So much potential… Just, wasted.

Its almost like if Leonardo DaVinci started creating the Mona Lisa, then decided to half ass it.

So much potential tho…
Oish, it angers me tht they got lazy on such a good idea.

Still, I secretly hope for a second one.

They are yet to introduce:

Changer – Changers can alter their own appearance at will, to seemingly become someone else. The change is so granular that even vocal chords are apparently altered, so as to look and sound like the “target” of emulation. The only known Changer in Division history is former Division Senior Agent Ezra Lowe.

Phaser – Phasers are able to pass through solid objects.

Porter – Porters can move through time and space from one location to another

These were all used in the prequel comic series, but not in the movie.

All in a shell, just wait for it on HBO.
No need to go spending money.

and a side note, for your list, don’t forget the shifters. like that guy with the cards and money. not that it matters. just figured i’d point it out before someone complained about it.

They seemed to emphasize how weak and useless Nick’s skill using his Mover ability was but then all of a sudden he was great at it. I mean I would have at least been happy with a cheesy montage of him improving and developing his skill rather then the horrible and sudden transition from no skill to amazing just like that.

How about the scenes where Nick and Cassie are running through the market while the Bleeders are screaming at them? As they run, everything surrounding them is being utterly destroyed by the intensity of their power, yet Nick and Cassie don’t even falter, get knocked over, or are hurt in any way.

And in the scene where Cassie was trying to evade the other Watcher by spinning around and going in a random direction, how did the Watcher determine which way Cassie went if their ability is based on thoughts and decisions and Cassie had no idea which way she went?

And the drunken Cassie scene… Another reviewer put it best “Fanning turns into a mean cutie-pie drunk, demonstrating such a complete lack of firsthand knowledge that you can only salute her parents for a job well done.”

Oh and another person made a great point “the destruction of the one and only seemingly viable version of this serum is apparently the one thing that will ‘bring Division down.’ Not sure the logic here because Division has been doing just fine without a viable version of this serum for years. Also, the focus of all this seems to be recovering the one syringe filled with this serum. It’s a little strange that the guys that developed the serum would have no record of the formula used for it or any idea how to recreate it.”

The pushers’ ability is to “push” false realities into peoples mind to trick them into doing things. Then there is a point where Kira says she can make him forget memories, but isn’t that the point of the Wipers who can wipe memories? Then towards then end it is as if the film makers got lazy and with no explanation made pushers just outright mind controllers.

It was a ridiculously horribly done movie. That you would compare it to Star Wars is laughable.