Limitless
What if a pill could make you rich and powerful?
The life of an unsuccessful writer is transformed by a top-secret 'smart drug' that allows him to use 100% of his brain and become a perfect version of himself. His enhanced abilities soon attract shadowy forces that threaten his new life.
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Limitless (2011) Official Trailer

Limitless Pill Scene
Cast

Bradley Cooper
Edward Morra

Robert De Niro
Carl Van Loon

Abbie Cornish
Lindy

Andrew Howard
Gennady

Anna Friel
Melissa

Johnny Whitworth
Vernon

Tomas Arana
Man in Tan Coat

Robert John Burke
Pierce

Darren Goldstein
Kevin Doyle

Ned Eisenberg
Morris Brandt

T.V. Carpio
Valerie

Richard Bekins
Hank Atwood

Patricia Kalember
Mrs. Atwood

Cindy Katz
Marla Sutton

Brian Anthony Wilson
Detective

Rebecca Dayan
Rebecca Dayan

Tom Bloom
Dunham

Nina Hodoruk
Realtor

Peter Pryor
Day Trader #2

Daniel Breaker
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Reviews
Sampson
A reframing of what life has to offer.
While the premise of a drug induced hyper competency seems like it should be the wrong type of inspiration, I couldn't help but feel inspired as I watched Eddie Moira (Bradley Cooper) transform his life.
The funny thing about the movie is that a lot of what Eddie did to improve his life could have been done without NZT which hyper stimulated his brain to accomplish the impossible. Many of the things he did to improve his life such as cleaning his apartment, dressing better, or finishing his script probably could've done with some self discipline and inspiration.
While I found the concept of NZT interesting and I often wondered how I would handle the the responsibilities and challenges that come with its consumption, I ultimately found the more gnawing question to be about how much more I could be doing with my days and my time.
Exploring the possibility of what he could accomplish with focus, drive, and ability makes you reframe what is possible in your own life. It allows you to imagine a higher ceiling to what life has to offer. Overall, an enjoyable movie that gives you a kick in the pants when you're feeling shackled by the drudges of self apathy.
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