Dan Dommer, Gitte Dan, Ilvas Agac
This third installment of the "Pusher" trilogy follows Milo, the agining drug lord from the two first films. He is planning his daughter's 25th birthday, and his shipment of heroin turns out to be 10....( read more
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DVD Release Date: November 7, 2006
Stats: 128 reviews
the third film follows milo, the serbian crime lord, in dealing with his business and his family. the frightening character from the previous films is revealed to have problems of his own. he struggles with sobriety while things slowly spin out of control, culminating in a horr...( read more)
Finally able to finish the gritty crime trilogy, Pusher III doesn't have the nice and tidy ending but rather the kind that leaves you knowing this lifestyle will continue as long as there's money to be made from drug-trafficking. Here, we have the story of Milo, the crime kingpi...( read more)
The third (and probably final) part of Refn's Pusher trilogy focusses it's attentions on Milo, the drug lord from the first two instalments. Now at a ripe old age, and more or less a joke in the local crime community, Milo finds himself the day from hell in recieving a promised s...( read more)
This film will make you question what it physically means to be a human being.
Pusher III is strong stuff indeed, and a great deal more successful than Pusher II, whilst still not nearly as effective as the first film. Concentrating on drug lord Milo, who was a secondary character in the first films, his is a gripping story that takes place ov...( read more)
The last movie in the "Pusher-trilogy" and the most brutal and bloodiest. The ending was really disgusting and turn your stomach up-side-down. I thought this last movie should pull all the strings together from the other two but it didn't, the movie leaves you with a lot of unans...( read more)
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