though when he finds his brother in-law dead at his

though when he finds his brother in-law dead at his up-scale condo.It seems the pills are important to others as well. Eddie turns the place upside down looking for the secret stash. Luckily he finds what he is after. From this point on Eddie forgets about writing as it becomes clear to him in his altered state that the real money is in Acer Keyboard
stocks & bonds. It seems the pills not only give you intelligence but a clear sense of direction and purpose in life. Or perhaps that a large part of intelligence is simply the confidence to know what you want and go for it. To get in the stock market game Eddie gets a black market loan from a shady character (not too smart). He quickly amasses a fortune in the market and gains the attention of Carl Van Loon (Robert Deniro) a big shot CEO who chooses him to head up a major merger but who seems to have ulterior motives.Although Bradley Cooper probably won't be getting any Oscar buzz for his performance Dell Inspiron Keyboard
it's a credit to him and the writers that both the genius Eddie and the loser version still seem like the same guy. Which would probably be true if this scenario was played out in real life. Director Neil Burger uses some fancy camera work to try to show what it would feel like to be a genius. It's all very stylish if not illuminating. Let's face it unless you're a genius then you will never know what it feels like no matter how many camera tricks you use. However, it is all very sleek and entertaining nonetheless.Which is what a movie like this is all about anyway.Limitless best asset is the way it let's you enjoy Eddie's rise to the top. The way he easily transforms himself from an awkward writer to a hot shot stock broker. How he goes from being intimidated by people more powerful than himself to being the center of attention anywhere he goes. Even how his ex-girlfriend has a sudden change of heart. We all know that it can't last, or can it? The film starts a lot of different story lines each one representing a challenge to Eddie being able to keep his new life. The biggest being