Let me first say this. A completely different subject compared to other movies is a science fiction movie with an original scenario. It is said that a person can use his brain about twenty percent. Of course, this figure is just a rumor. There is no scientific certainty. Despite being such a good subject in the movie, the handling could have been better. Of course, making such a film is not easy. This is well thought out and done. Locations, atmosphere of the movie, actors, immersion, action, excitement, mystery, suspense, everything was good. Don't miss this movie guys.
I wonder if I would have taken this pill if I had it, I think I would have kept it, there would be a time and situation when it would be needed.
"Apparently I miscalculated a few things. Why do you get a knife in your back when your greatest dreams in life come true? As a 4-digit IQ, I must have missed something, but not too far. I came so close to leaving a mark on the world. But now it's just a mark on the sidewalk Adapted from the book by Alan Glynn - The Dark Fields.
The film follows the story of Eddie Morra, a struggling writer who is struggling to get his life together. Eddie is introduced to a new experimental drug called NZT-48, which enhances his cognitive abilities and allows him to access 100% of his brain's potential.
As Eddie starts taking NZT, he becomes incredibly successful and quickly rises to the top of his field. He becomes rich, powerful, and popular, and is able to do things that he never thought were possible. However, as with any powerful drug, there are side effects. NZT is highly addictive and has dangerous withdrawal symptoms, and Eddie must constantly take the drug in order to maintain his enhanced abilities.
As Eddie's success and power grow, he becomes embroiled in a dangerous underworld of powerful people who will do anything to get their hands on the drug. He is pursued by powerful enemies, including a Russian mobster and a corrupt businessman, and must use all of his newly acquired skills to stay one step ahead of them.
Bradley Cooper, who plays Eddie, gives a strong and convincing performance as a man who is struggling with addiction and trying to outwit his enemies. He is supported by a talented cast, including Robert De Niro as the corrupt businessman, and Abbie Cornish as Eddie's ex-girlfriend, who is drawn into his dangerous world.
The film's visuals are also impressive, with stunning shots of New York City and impressive special effects that bring the world of NZT to life. The cinematography is slick and stylish, and the fast-paced editing keeps the action moving at a breakneck pace.
Limitless is an entertaining and engaging film that combines elements of science fiction, thriller, and drama. It's a thought-provoking exploration of the dangers of power and the consequences of seeking shortcuts to success. While the plot may be a bit predictable at times, the strong performances and impressive visuals make it worth a watch.
Pros
Strong performances by Bradley Cooper and the supporting cast
Impressive visuals and cinematography
Fast-paced action and engaging plot
Thought-provoking exploration of the dangers of power and the consequences of seeking shortcuts to success
Cons
The plot may be a bit predictable at times
The film's portrayal of NZT and its effects on the human brain may be unrealistic and oversimplified
An ever-revolving issue is whether we use our entire brain. If we really use a very small part, imagine what will happen when we use it all. Of course, it is not known whether this is good or bad for humanity and the world. But I think the movie handled it well.
It started calmly. The tempo picked up and turned into an exciting adventure. The final is over effectively. I'm sure you will put yourself in Edward's shoes while watching. You have to watch.
