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Thanks to the wonderful acting of Bradley Cooper, Abbie Cornish, Robert De Niro, Anna Friel, Johnny Vitvort, and Richard Bekins , the film was really impressive. The film received generally positive reviews: Rotten Tomatoes has given it an estimate of 70% based on 186 reviews from critics. I have also discovered a different side of Bradley Cooper, who proved himself to be excellent in acting serious roles. Bradley Cooper has always been just a screen comedian for me, because of such films as The Hangover. Being an arrant skeptic, however, I changed my opinion almost miraculously after viewing of Limitless. In this film, Cooper acted without kidding and showing off like an idiot, he did his work as a genuine drama actor would do. I was charmed by Cooper's vagabond style with greasy hear and silly faces. I was also charmed by Cooper's energizer who typed on the computer at a rate of many knots. Ultimately, Cooper, the macho, simply stole a way to my heart. The manner in which he walked, wore his suits, and condescendingly threw the manuscripts on editor's desk were impressive. This new, unbelievable Cooper somehow eclipsed even Robert De Niro, who had always been one of my favorite actors. The same thing happened to Abbie Cornish, whom Cooper paled into insignificance; while watching the film, I was quite indifferent to her fate. .
Limitless addresses many temporary life problems. There are no trivial "lovey-dovey" story lines or stupid "shoot-and-kill" scenes. The film brings an important message instead. The protagonist writer is a lazy, indifferent loser. At the beginning, he is even pitiful since everything that he has, and everything that he is now results from his poor attempts or his failures, to put it more exactly. After taking the NTZ pill for first time, he begins cleaning up his cave. But this work does not require 100% potential of his human brain, the only thing necessary for his manual work is to overcome one's laziness and spend an hour of one's limitless free time.
