Good enough to enjoy with a KFC meal :)

Rating: 7/10 (30 June 2011)

In "limitless",Cooper proves that he can definitely act, truly impose himself on the screen and not just show off and flash that flirtatious smile of his and his effectiveness as an actor goes a long way toward making this thriller a lot more entertaining, and more credible than it possibly should have been. You could probably rummage through the film for deeper themes, an indictment of the pharmaceutical industry, or our need to have it now and have it all or you could pick the script apart for impossibilities. But why bother? It's much more enjoyable to shut your brain off for awhile and have a good time. Limitless" may not be as brainy as it would like to think it is, but it's a relatively sharp and a surprisingly playful head-trip with satisfyingly novel twists on mindless entertainment.It could also be described as a disreputable and trashy piece of entertainment but it goes down well with the comfort of a KFC meal, and if that's what you are in the mood for, then go for it.