Revealing mistake: Nick's reflection is seen in the shiny ceiling, but the guns floating above him have none, revealing this to be a CG effect. (00:54:50)
Push (2009)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Paul McGuigan
Starring: Chris Evans, Dakota Fanning, Djimon Hounsou, Camilla Belle, Colin Ford
Carver pushes Kira into thinking that she is working for Division and that she was pushing Nick and they never had a romantic history. Nick arrives and Kira tells him this. Nick, Kira, and Carver go to the building where Kira hid the syringe. They lock Nick in the car and get the case but, then the Chinese agents show up. A big fight ensues and all the Chinese agents get killed. Nick escapes, gets the syringe, and threatens to inject himself. He tells Kira Carver was pushing her but, she doesn't believe him. Nick injects himself and dies. After Kira and Carver leave, Cassie arrives and Nick gets up. Turns out they switched the real syringe for a fake one - the one Nick injected himself with. They plan to trade the case for Cassie's mom. Sometime later, Kira and Carver are on a plane and Carver is asleep. Kira looks through her purse and finds a letter Nick wrote her earlier. She opens it and finds a picture of her and Nick at Coney Island, proving Carver lied to her. Written on the picture are the words "Kill him. See you soon. Nick." Kira realizes this and Carver wakes up...
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More mistakes in Push
Nick Gant: You pushed me?
Kira Hudson: You don't like it? Push back.
Question: At the end of the movie we find out that it was really soy sauce that was injected into Nick's arm. Wouldn't injecting soy sauce directly into your blood stream still kill you, or at least have some sort of ill side effects?
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Answer: Soy sauce is mostly soy protein and salt in water- it might raise your blood pressure for a while, but assuming you're in reasonably good health, and presuming it wasn't a ridiculously large amount, your liver will filter it out after a short while.
This is incorrect, there are several variables in this but given the syringe size I'm guessing that he injected approx 50ml. Now 50ml injected intravenously would almost certainly cause sepsis and he would die from septic shock within a day or so. The reason for this is that soy sauce is a fermented product full of several different types of bacteria in large quantities which would be quite friendly in the gut but disastrous in the blood stream. Also the sodium and yeasts and funghi in the sauce would not be good either. If however the injection was subcutaneous but not intravenous then it may not be fatal but it would certainly give him a very nasty infected cyst that would have the potential to be fatal if not treated correctly.