... , instead I suggest Limitless (2011)

Rating: 4/10 (2 November 2014)

I like sci-fi movies. You take a premise, apply suspension of disbelieve and you go from there in a reasonable manner (What if..).
Premise: We only use 10% of our brain, can be unlocked by X.
As I assume most of us know, this isn't true. Suspension of disbelieve, fine. Except they continue to ask for more suspension of disbelieve when they involve telepathy, telekinesis and ultimately abilities that transcend time and space. All from the human brain?? Arrogance 2.0
Thats not how a sci-fi movie should be in my opinion.
Limitless (2011) takes the exact same premise and the rest stays in the realm of possibilities (under the assumption the premise is true) and therefor it is a good movie*.
This movie however fails big time on that aspect. Scarlett Johansson is still very attractive, so there's that...