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that was a fun movie. Recommended, although the ending is dumb.
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There are some plotholes, but i find it convincing.
What in your point of view doesn't make sense?
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The idea that we use only 10% of our brains is a myth, studies indicate that we use a large chunk of our brain, while awake and asleep.
Those pills would probably cause a seizure in reality.
It's like saying the tooth faerie gave him a fortune cookie which made him a genius and got him laid all day.
Those pills would probably cause a seizure in reality.
It's like saying the tooth faerie gave him a fortune cookie which made him a genius and got him laid all day.
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that bothered me, too. plus that running much higher than "normal" would probably cause serious damage. It's not really meant to be a plausible movie though, I don't think. Kinda like avatar.
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Yeah...it's meant to be entertaining. I liked the general atmosphere of the film...all those colors.
Oh yes...Avatar...it's like a futuristic Dances with the wolves. But Dances with the wolfs makes sense, avatar doesn't. Everybody in that army seems brainwashed
But who cares if it makes sense...as long as it has cool effects and dinosaurs.
Oh yes...Avatar...it's like a futuristic Dances with the wolves. But Dances with the wolfs makes sense, avatar doesn't. Everybody in that army seems brainwashed
But who cares if it makes sense...as long as it has cool effects and dinosaurs.
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Yeah, I liked it too. 
You have to take it for what it is.
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6 out of 10. I thought it was a better movie.
I agree is an ENTP movie because the main character is an ENTP on NZT. But we could talk if the pill changes personality or not.
If we assume it doesn't, at the beginning of the movie he is an ENTP unhealthy/depressed? He seems more of a INFP... But I've never knew a burnout entp.
I agree is an ENTP movie because the main character is an ENTP on NZT. But we could talk if the pill changes personality or not.
If we assume it doesn't, at the beginning of the movie he is an ENTP unhealthy/depressed? He seems more of a INFP... But I've never knew a burnout entp.
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I didn't like it mostly because it focused more on his life spiraling out of control rather than demonstrating the abilities. It seemed like he could've been capable of much more. This is coming from someone who watched all 3 seasons of Kyle XY, an ABC Family TV show about a teenage boy that was raised in a pod by scientists for the first 16 years of his life with the intent of his brain and body developing far beyond normal means due to being in development for 16 years rather than 9 months. Kyle demonstrated:
Super reflexes, hearing
Ability to adjust his vision like goggles
Telekinesis (Although barely developed)
Levitation through manipulating the water in his body
Holographic and perfect memory
Learning curves that were almost instant
There were other things he could do, but maybe I compared it too much.
If he was so smart, why wasn't he 10 steps ahead of the people trying to kill him or get ahead of him? That bothered me. He was the most intelligent person, yet he couldn't handle a guy stalking him. A super intelligent person needs to borrow money from the mafia? Nice.
It just seemed like the writers didn't know what intelligence could really do.
Super reflexes, hearing
Ability to adjust his vision like goggles
Telekinesis (Although barely developed)
Levitation through manipulating the water in his body
Holographic and perfect memory
Learning curves that were almost instant
There were other things he could do, but maybe I compared it too much.
If he was so smart, why wasn't he 10 steps ahead of the people trying to kill him or get ahead of him? That bothered me. He was the most intelligent person, yet he couldn't handle a guy stalking him. A super intelligent person needs to borrow money from the mafia? Nice.
It just seemed like the writers didn't know what intelligence could really do.
