Informational Movie With Low Rating

Rating: 5/10 (7 October 2015)

"You only know up to 20% of your potential"
I believe in this quote very strongly for years. Unfortunately, majority of people didn't meet up to knowing 20% of their potential because they threw away tremendous amount of time on procrastinating. Thanks to tons of pointless television shows, movies, video games, and entertainment such as watching sports and involving fantasy sports. (F*** me, I'm probably one of them) Only people were being effective for lion's share of time know up to 20% of their potential.
It's probably why adderall, cocaine, and molly are very addictive drugs. These are shortcuts to push people's capacities of excel for short time. The more they recognize themselves being effective when they're under the influence, the more frequently they'll want to take them until the point where they begin to forget about their well being, and likely to go into destruction. Or rather to say deep in the rabbit hole. Everyone knows the famous self- destructive patterns. We were educated by the DARE program, parents, and many while we were growing up, and yet, many of us still fall in a rabbit hole at some point. Thanks to the high expectations of ourselves or whatever the other reasons.
Lucy is beyond a successful movie by looking at the price of making this movie. Took just 40 million bucks to make this movie and earned over 450 million bucks. Yes, Luc Besson is a famous director, thanks to Leon the Professional and The Fifth Element, but I bet he didn't expect this net worth.
Movies like Limitless by Neil Burger are very intriguing to us because we are craving to maximum our potentials. That's why we read many self improvement books and articles. The numbers of self improvement books and articles expanded by double in every month. Smart people acknowledge that. They set their own harvest of money by selling to us like we are running and jumping around without a brain. In fact, almost all the self improvement books and articles give the same advices, and we read them repeatedly even though we were born to know what's to take our potentials for the best within our heart. Funny sh*t, I know.
Bottom line, I'm just stating why this movie had a higher number of audience than what it's deserved. Yes, very informational movie because it suggested a great idea of maximizing our potentials. Taking drugs, and whoa, I own this planet. That's the reality of everyone's dream. Although, I gave it a low rating because of the plot itself and supporting details to the main theme are very fragile. I awarded four extras out of ten because I absolutely love the idea of this drug. It can become realistic within 100 years from now. At that point, possibly regard it as a classic film.
Oh, I forgot to comment what's it all about. It stars Scarlett Johansson (you know her) and Morgan Freeman (I probably don't know him as much as you do because I'm deaf and I know his voice is a fortune cookie). Scarlett is a lucky one who's selected by a resourceful clique. They instilled a drug inside of her stomach to put her in test. Oh wow, thank you guys, and now she's killing them and ran into Morgan Freeman who declared his theory of maximizing brain capability. Oh my god, it's real sh*t. You're right, Freeman! I'm the evidence to your theory. Oh, oh, hurry, record them all in data set now!
Pretty much that's it. And I learned about the ten percent of the brain myth.
Don't get me wrong. Despite the fact of it's low rating, you have to see this movie. Seriously, a great idea! Skip this movie is no-no!