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    Is Being Limitless Really Worth It? Is Being Limitless Really Worth It? The film Limitless‚ starring Bradley Cooper‚ is set in New York as he plays the part as Eddie Mora exploring that his life as a writer is getting him nowhere fast. Towards the start of the movie Eddie is portrayed as an average New Yorker that is enduring a very tough time in his life until he gets reacquainted with his old brother-in-law. Eddie is invited back to his house where he introduces a new drug to

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    FILM REVIEW- LIMITLESS Limitless is a film like no other. It uses modern use of technology to create the theme and scene in the film. Unlike other mystery films‚ ‘Limitless’ shows us a more modern mystery where drugs‚ chaos and supernatural combine into one making the movie an appealing to many people. Its unique scenario‚ twist and good acting qualities has made this a successful film. Eddie Morra (Bradley Cooper)‚ an unemployed and unsuccessful writer has his life transformed when a top-secret

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    about our brain’s capacity. Especially mysterious is the fact that one can improve his cognitive abilities by reading‚ solving problems and improving his education in general. The movieLimitless” was released in 2011‚ and was directed by Neil Burger and starring Bradley Cooper‚ Robert De Niro and Abbie Cornish. In this movie‚ albeit a speculative‚ sneak peak on what an average human being can do when he uses nearly entire potential of his brain. An experimental drug in the form of a small pill all

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    Analysis of Limitless‚ showing conventions of Marxism and Feminism Limitless With the help of a mysterious pill that enables the user to access 100 percent of his brain abilities‚ a struggling writer becomes a financial wizard‚ but it also puts him in a new world with lots of dangers. At the beginning of the trailer‚ the main protagonist (Eddie) does not conform to the typical stereotype of a male in this genre. We are introduced to a man who starts off as a low status citizen in New York City

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    Limitless Possibilities Lucia was made with finances raised from 110 investors who were roped in using the crowd funding technique through the internet. In the film industry‚ where producers can always force creative compromises‚ this method of film production allows filmmakers a degree of freedom that they never usually have and allow them to experiment with ideas that were conventionally been considered risky. It is not that this system is free of risk but dividing the risk among multiple stakeholders

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    thrillers ‘Limitless’ and ‘Lucy’ support the idea of being able to obtain elevated cognitive abilities and human superpowers by undergoing a transformative process. In ‘Limitless’ a writer suffering from writer’s block is given a miracle drug that guarantees to enable his brain usage from a standard of 20 percent to limitless. Upon using the drug‚ he completes his book in 4 days‚ fosters a cultural appetite‚ instantly learns new languages‚ and possesses innovative information. Like limitless‚ ‘Lucy”

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    Wendell Barry states "we have founded our present society upon delusional assumptions of limitlessness" is true‚ for example in the exploitation of the environment by deforestation‚ mining‚ fossil fuels that pollute the air‚ soil and water "leads to limitless

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    the chance‚ a virtuous person could reject limitless power and choose to live a normal life. Summary

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    In the 2011 Movie Trailer Limitless directed by Neil Burger‚ Eddie Morra‚ played by Bradley Cooper‚ is given a translucent pill that lets him access more than just 20% of his brain; all of it actually. Consequently‚ he’s able to focus on tasks and work at a highly efficient rate that a human has never before been able to do. The trailer‚ and movie as a whole‚ seemed to correlate to the course theme of work and leisure because it presents a style of work that essentially changes his whole lifestyle

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    P. Psychology Thompson 10 November 2014 Film Analysis Essay The movieLimitless” is the story of Eddie Morra and how the miracle drug NZT-48 allows him to have full access of his brain. But he learns that the drug isn’t as crystal clear as it looks. Along the way he will deal with side effects‚ death‚ and a stalker. Throughout the move we can clearly see that this drug is progressively getting more deadly. In the movieLimitless”‚ it is clear that NZT-48 is a psychoactive drug. A psychoactive

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