Everything Wrong With Limitless in 17 Minutes or Less

[@jdfullerton5187]

You missed the part where he didnt immediatly pay the gangster back after having more than enough money

[@kingcoheed1208]

THANK YOU it doesn't make sense

[@jonjonr6]

Second biggest plot hole of the movie, next to why the other guy didn't do it all himself.

[@jdfullerton5187]

Maybe the other guy knew the risks? Good point though

[@miguelsalcedo4131]

He knew since the gangster took it he wouldn’t stop threatening him after he got repaid. The gangster was trying to force Eddie to become his NZT dealer, so essentially his life was in jeopardy regardless if he pays him back or not so why pay him back at all?

[@dankmemez7031]

@@miguelsalcedo4131 The gangster only took the NZT pill because Eddie didn't pay him back. He was a regular old loan shark until then. So eddie gives him some money, blam, he goes away, problem solved.

[@madmoustache3653]

I will never understand why Eddie doesn't take a few weeks to learn organic chemistry so he could just make his own and keep it all real undercover

[@xcaliber4141]

He did

[@luker6027]

@@xcaliber4141 he did not. He pays a guy

[@johnlewis8934]

Lol same. That's the first thing i would do.

[@JJ_R]

“Obviously, I miscalculated a few things.”

[@Tyrone-Ward]

@@luker6027he made a version without the side effects at the end of the movie

[@ItsSpEeDkiLlS25]

Cinema Sins be like "Guy walking with two feet cliche"

[@Chiwowza]

Dying

[@JackieRoxs]

Pretty sure somewhere he said "Someone said they had two left feet when it comes to dancing and then dances flawlessly after one mess up cliché" somewhere.

[@elizabethnixon1692]

Thaaaaaat's ableist!

[@harrisonsumner8568]

This is what happens when you make a video on a movie that's not shit, but has little problems and you try to make it relevant, most of the dialogue is literally him picking at the movie.

[@numbersletters2920]

Another season who cares?

[@Sereomontis]

In spite of the bullshit science of it, I actually enjoyed the movie. Thought it was quite good.

[@PalataoBola0]

New Cinemasins negative sins video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3rReIasbpZ5maM

[@SerbianMealTime]

It wasnt though. It makes no sense. If he really was intelligent he wouldn't only care about himself.

[@calebproductions1264]

So what movies do you guys think he's gonna sin next week? A classic film everyone will hate them for sinning (I won't I hate them for sinning classic films), and a another classic film everyone wouldn't give a shit for them to sin.

[@martial_matt]

I loved it! Hahaha

[@RillisTheGamer]

Great movie and show

[@heyed7059]

Takes NZT* "Hey I have a brilliant idea, let's get a loan from a mobster"

[@ermacjones4821]

Hahahaha

[@MrPrajitura]

laughs in Jeremy's "ahahahahhahahahaha"

[@skyshatter3633]

washing dishes was way more brilliant idea

[@NameAvailable]

Well, it’s probably the only way to get $100,000 of untraced cash within a few days. It’s also incredibly risky. However, if you can essentially see the outcomes of your actions before you make them and then pick your best path forward, there isn’t much of a risk. It’s like video game speed running. If you play well enough, you can remove the “risk” part of high-risk, high-reward mechanics. I’m not defending the movie as a whole, but I’ll let this one slide because when you’re down on your luck even getting a credit card can be impossible (1/4 Americans can’t get approved) The sin is that Eddy didn’t pay the loan back the second he could.

[@charlesludwig8672]

He has a career playing eastern europeans, even though he's welsh.

[@vertwheeler9]

Limitless started off as a book called 'The Dark Fields' back in 2001 which was republished as Limitless when the movie was released. It is entirely written from the first-person perspective of Eddie writing his story out on a computer and describing his every thought and action, which is why there was so much narration in the movie. Eddie is a former addict, who has just been given a pill that gives him a high exponentially greater than whatever he's had before. Drug addicts are commonly self-absorbed people, so his personality, as well as the neglect he shows towards other people, and the ignorance of the Russian loan shark, make sense for someone in his position.

[@jenm1]

Drug addicts are self absorbed?????? What a ridiculous statement

[@-MrFozzy-]

@@jenm1 they’re definitely something.

[@TreWillz]

@@jenm1they are

[@GardaOrban]

@@TreWillz Drug addicts are the very worst

[@jaycorbin6145]

The Limitless TV show was actually pretty decent, even if it took a little too many cues from Psych.

[@Ppawsismycat]

Jacob Sample when tf was a show made?? O.o

[@jjager89]

Yeah decent nothing more than decent. It wasn’t special because it stole a lot of elements from other shows

[@jjager89]

In my opinion the serie is enjoyable but not great

[@actually_tes1]

@@jjager89 still more enjoyable the this movie.

[@actually_tes1]

@@Ppawsismycat September 22, 2015.

[@Sojuuk]

Wait. Someone besides me saw this movie? SPOILERS: I LIKED IT

[@mrmaczaps]

The tv show wasn't half bad either.🤷‍♂️

[@theoneonly8472]

I liked it as well

[@SaffronWitch]

It is in my top 10 favourite movies of all time.

[@anonymoussound2696]

I liked the tv series better but movie was good too

[@Triskaan]

The TV show is the only procedural I got into. It was bloody damn inventive.

[@Jerimiah10]

Day 1: Take NZT then learn to make NZT. Day 2: Rules the Earth. Roll credits.

[@jfelton3583]

@No Go that's impossible your body metabolizes things it consumes, drugs, and ultimately during this process the effects is what is the result. You'd basically have to make something that metabolizes without ever being broken down..... Scientifically impossible. Anything that your body can't breakdown simply passes through you, like a seed, metal, marble etc.... Now something that has the same effect and intensity but breaks down or metabolizes at a slower rate that's possible.

[@jfelton3583]

@No Go it doesn't stay in your body to be broken down that long, no. It just has adverse effects that last long. And that's a negative thing. It's basically damaging brain effects that last past the initial consumption of it. That is a myth, just like if you swallow your gum it takes 7 years for your body to pass it. Yeah, no

[@L_Lawliet1907]

jfelton3583 you can slow down the process, in the limitless show Eddie showed our protagonist a grain of rice that can feed the entire world

[@ermacjones4821]

@No Go yeah, no drug stays in your system forever, they all have a half life, some longer than others, but they all break down fairly quickly. The only way you'd be able to have a drug continuously going through your system is to get some kind of a pump surgically implanted into your body. You'd have to keep refilling it though, and it probably wouldn't be very comfortable. I doubt it would be worth the trouble, you'd be better off just taking the pills everyday. However, there may be a way to get a drug to permanently effect you if it's a drug that actually permanently changes your brain chemistry. That would be incredibly stupid and dangerous to attempt though.

[@themimsy]

Day 1: Take Felix Felicius and mass produce it Day 2: Profit

[@jasoncarter1869]

5:25 Im 35 years old and i have never EVER accidentally turned on my oven. I mean... is that something that people do? Lol

[@Zanemob]

I guess he meant forget that he hid the stuff then turn it on. Or yeah lol what you said.

[@jamesblond516]

my microwave is right above the oven, so sometimes I lean over it and accidentally turn on the gas, but I don't think I've ever turned the oven itself on

[@icehot900]

Almost burnt thr house down cause i flipped the switch with my ass 😂

[@mar71n32n0v1lLL0]

@tmaze50 doing shit under the influence is most definitely NOT an accident. You choose to be dumbed down by substances, you better own the shit you try to pull, regardless the level of success or general coherence of your actions. Then, by your comment and those above, I can extrapolate the following: 1. A sane, sober person has basically no chance of turning on an oven by accident. 2. One may accidentally turn on the gas of an oven, but that does not mean it is on, and also means you have overly-sensitive oven controls, which is a completely different problem. 3. There certainly can exist ovens that turn on by the single press of a button, probably electrical, but such devices do not count because they're limited to firslt-worlders shenanigans. Did I miss anything?

[@samuelmontypython8381]

I never understood why he hired a chemist. He could have just read an entire advanced chemistry curriculum and made the neo-NZT himself in a week

[@handsomeX]

Damn. Never thought about that.

[@AngelicaLatvian99]

Coz NZT only effects on doing financial things, learning languages and making long-nonsence speeches to fuck stupid chicks. For anything else it's still Dumb-Morra stands there.

[@jckoibra2662]

@@AngelicaLatvian99 But then why did he have a 4 digit IQ

[@AngelicaLatvian99]

@@jckoibra2662 dude.. have you really not understood im makn fun of one of the countless plotholes?

[@John-dd8kh]

I'd never imagined you'd do this movie

[@Outlanes]

I miss the cinema sins that commented on continuity errors and genuine errors not “This guy has too many CDs”

[@dancrane3807]

"This guy has too many CDs, and I do too." Heck, I still have some vinyl from albums too unlikely to be remade into a CD.

[@davidvelarable]

That was the best part

[@PittsburghSonido]

They don’t care anymore. They make thousands of dollars per video. Jeremy could literally say nothing of any sense in a 20 minute video, they got it made now.

[@caprumra782]

I like this version better than the stupid continuity error or production oversights. These are the real things that pisses me off about a movie.

[@thepickygamer4450]

I miss the old videos, but I appreciate these longer ones.

[@Scarleto]

"ADHD person gets anti-ADHD meds for the first time" x 10 + Hollywood = Limitless

[@margaritam.9118]

Scarleto did he have ADHD?

[@Scarleto]

@@margaritam.9118 Dunno but that's what the 'clearing of the head thanks to pills' remindes me of. Very similar to my experience when I got put on dex. Grades went way the hell up cus suddenly I could sit down and focus on shit.

[@h2ojr1]

im guess you get roughly the same fallout after you've been on them for a while and skip a pill or two? (suddenly its even MORE difficult to focus, held feels cloudy)

[@kys.online]

h2ojr1 for me when I would stop taking my Ritalin it didn’t feel any worse than from before I started but there was a drastic difference in my mood my personality and my work output and people could notice

[@Scarleto]

@@h2ojr1 Personally I don't. I'm on a fast release, which means it's also out of my system quicker than my body can get addicted to it. Likewise I don't take it every day, I use it primarily for work and school purposes. I've never had that side effect. Only side effect I have had was a crushing migraine and heart palpitations when I accidentally had a mild overdose after restarting them. Took one too many.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

"Remember if narrations last for more than 4 hours please consult a physician" Comedy gold.

[@bighoss8793]

He had no weapon inside his apartment. Even though he had people trying to kill him???

[@christopherthomas7980]

New York Liberal making an anti-gun statement because of social programming?

[@IreneWY]

that's a very american comment.

[@kingayy9267]

@yb.4s Aren't NY gun laws crazy restrictive though? Maybe the director of this movie about a literally "limitless" drug were concerned about realism hah!

[@zlatkakardaleva5738]

And where are his bodyguards??

[@gabe6281]

@@kingayy9267 Better armed than to drink NZT blood.

[@bigabe8518]

Now you have to do the first episode of the Limitless TV series now

[@WEFAHawkStreet]

You missed the biggest sin. The biggest sin of this movie, is that his whole issue with the drug dealer (leading him to come after Cooper, leading him to take the drug, everything that stems from that), is because Cooper FORGOT TO PAY HIM BACK HIS MONEY. COOPER, ON NZT, THE BRAIN SUPERDRUG, FORGOT TO PAY HIM BACK! That should be worth 100 sins, because it ruined the film for me.

[@zippolighter0177]

Limitless, not mistake-less!

[@WEFAHawkStreet]

KidInTheBlueHat, definitely agree. No movie is without mistakes. But... this is a pretty major one, all things considering. He’s on a pill that allows him to access every memory he’s ever had, but forgets to repay a dangerous loan shark psycho... When I learned that, it kind of wrecked the movie due to how big of a mistake it was.

[@roberthenderson5368]

SOOO Correct!!!! I was waiting for him to sin the hell out of that! lol

[@pascalg16]

Μaybe he was overthinking due to too much high IQ and forgot.

[@sain1536]

Doesn't Lindy say something along the lines of, "I know what it does, it makes you invincible." So he either had too many balls to juggle and forgot about the loan, or that he said "fuck that guy, I'm the king of the world."

[@danjbundrick]

yeah, so pharmacist here. The dose of drug that he would have gotten from that dude's blood off of the floor would have been several orders of magnitude less than the dose that he would have received from a pill. This means that he could have licked a pill and gotten the same results. Ding.

[@whyareyoureadingmyusername9559]

I'm not a pharmacist but even I can tell how retarded that scene was

[@CHii951_D.S]

Why Are You Reading My Username? Depending on how the drug restructured his neural pathways, it may have allowed him to barely taste the drug in order to feel its effects. Much like how a cigarette smoker can only take 1 hit of a cigarette and be satisfied.

[@danjbundrick]

@@whyareyoureadingmyusername9559 Glad I'm not the only one

[@danjbundrick]

@@CHii951_D.S - I mean, probably not, though. The movie set up the premise that you needed to take the drug for its effect. You can convince yourself that you're satisfied based on a taste, but you aren't going to multiply your IQ by 5000% based on being convinced that the drug worked. But it is fiction, and we'll never know what happened

[@Deon.Z]

But didn't the guy directly inject it into his blood?

[@hanoc101]

Love this movie. Although I could never figure out why he didn't just pay the Russian loan shark guy back. He had more than enough money to do it.

[@notAshildr]

Because he's a dick.

[@TaggedByTim]

In the words of cinema sins "movies got to movie"

[@martinshoosterman]

He forgot. He was too focused on other things, and he was loosing time with the nzt.

[@genecastle501]

He did, remember they went to the bank, but the russian guy wanted more of the drug

[@MP197742]

To keep conflict within the plot.

[@Kazwire]

You could say the creators of this movie really went beyond their limits

[@PalataoBola0]

New Cinemasins negative sins video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3rReIasbpZ5maM

[@marissarose3796]

I’d say the creators were limitless

[@chrisfox9362]

Matt Kron fuckoff

[@Raximus3000]

They wrote a fanfic that the average USA man would like...

[@Sei783]

They should have been taking NZT.

[@huimang94]

Every time you said something akin to “why do we even like this protagonist?” my answer was always the same: because he’s Bradley Cooper 😂

[@kingayy9267]

The cocky asshole we all still root for.

[@henryesquivel8816]

I loved this movie and the show but I don't understand why the show got canceled it was awesome😢

[@dr.blackphil7512]

@@SuperMurray2009 right on the nose on that one

[@animelvr99]

Was the show good?

[@dr.blackphil7512]

@@animelvr99 prefer the movie

[@henryesquivel8816]

@@animelvr99 For me it was amazing but a lot of people say that it got boring because it turned into a sitcom but I believe it was binge worthy

[@stub0794]

It was great

[@andrewhoward6946]

I liked the movie a lot, especially the bit when he first tried it, and started cleaning and got a haircut, as that's exactly what happened with me when I started a new ADD medicine as an adult. Felt like a fog was gone, and I noticed how cluttered my life was for the first time in years. I think the "I'm forever smart now" ending was kinda BS though.

[@pigeonlord5473]

The director's original ending was way better. Eddie tells Van Loon something along the lines of "Maybe I'll ask the pill how to get off the pill, did you ever think of that?" Shows he's not only past that ground of addiction, but shows that he's lost a lot of his original person. As to the sins for the cleaning and getting fit, it honestly is one of the points of the pill. The mind becomes hyper focused, but if there's those ongoing distractions, they need to be handled to prevent further issue.

[@mehmzay3022]

Uh... you may have developed OCD

[@randalllaue4042]

There are degrees of ADHD. Can’t speak for others, especially if your family is also affected. Too many versions of possible changes.

[@user-nq4hw5eb9d]

Literally was about to say whoever wrote this movie was just writing about using adderall lmao

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

What ADD medication was it?

[@spaceace4387]

"You don't have to be smart to be good at poker". Well being smart would definitely help because then you'd know the probability of getting a certain hand and you would understand how to read your opponents better so you'd be able to predict whether they are bluffing or not.

[@leob4403]

Still the people that reach the finals table at the world tour of poker are pretty much random, it's a pretty random game

[@LadyOnikara]

Which is why I suck at Poker....... well, I suck at anything that involves social interaction.

[@jarhumor]

Taking a drug that helps you get laid; Isn't that the plot of The Nutty Professor?

[@lazulidrawzalot]

Isn’t that also the plot of Be More Chill?

[@PrydeWater901]

Isn’t that the plot of drugs in general?

[@o4komodo]

Wait... nutty professor... nutty... nut... he busted a nut

[@chikemumeorah7281]

Love Potion No.9

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

Dumbest comment here by far and I do mean the dumbest

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

I thought sins had a limit, then I realized they’re limitless

[@ИванБорисюк-п7э]

Roll credits.

[@expetriat]

Limit is approaching ♾

[@askpatrick]

Tou-che'

[@simonlarsen5536]

“Can you imagine limitless as a tv show”😂😂😂

[@joshmeep1058]

It was there....apparently bad

[@manveer1793]

Josh Meep I liked the tv show

[@jacobhinchliffe6237]

I like it, I'm watching it at the moment

[@manveer1793]

Jacob Hinchliffe oh ok my Netflix ended when I was in the very last episode so I can’t even finish it no more ;(

[@jacobhinchliffe6237]

@@manveer1793 oh what a bummer. Why don't you get it online?

[@tmoore4075]

"You want to be President of the United States, or brain dead?" "Why not both?" Well played. lol

[@denisfarhat4415]

Had to scroll wayyyyyyyyy too much for that!

[@mcdonalds5972]

These Obama insults are racist. *ding*

[@jormundgandr4614]

@@mcdonalds5972 it's about trump

[@AXEisHERE-r1j]

@@jormundgandr4614 *whoosh*

[@TheProgramr]

This is y cinema sins makes me angry he didn’t have to bring that up or bring it up in his home alone video but he did

[@Medaumplay3]

Dude, I freaking love this movie! And you were way too soft with the narration, I'd give it at least 20 more sins xD

[@Lootroq]

Limitless is pretty much Adderall: The Movie

[@sandofgaara12345]

Modafinil is way better, and without side effects

[@Lootroq]

@@sandofgaara12345 in what regards exactly?

[@GoldenSpike300]

Matt Milks did you just recommend me a drug?

[@vintagefeelsFL]

This is a fact.

[@Morgan-Zolko]

@@sandofgaara12345 really?

[@jamessullivan5459]

That bag of pills was actually probably 1000 pills originally. Trust me, I know pills.

[@jay.odedra]

I'm still low-key waiting for the day someone will give me this drug... 😹

[@TechCaptain]

Vyvanse

[@TJzWayyy]

TechCaptain heard it’s a myth

[@carsonhunt4642]

TechCaptain Adderall is way better, and is the closest thing to this limitless drug imo.

[@str8kronic]

Take a 30 mg oxycodone pill, crushed up and snorted with a side of coke...thank me later

[@lebecccomputer287]

Jay Odedra It’s called fish oil, exercise, sleep, social interaction, and nutrition. I know it’s cliche but so many people are lacking these things to such a degree that if they made good habits they’d be surprised as hell at the results

[@Curbshtomp]

"Movie character would be great at cinema sins cliche, ding."

[@masterstumpy3583]

Telling the viewers through narration what they already know? Narrator would be excellent at Cinemasins.

[@elizabethnixon1692]

OP both articulates the whole point of cinemasins and apparently misses the whole point of cinemasins in one sentence. 10 sins added.

[@UpUpDnDnLtRtLtRtBAStart]

Ha!

[@Stuff63891]

I'm still pissed they cancelled the show, it was damn awesome P.S.- Everything Wrong With Tremors...make it happen!

[@andrewpeterson5957]

Wasn't the TV show about cops who had the drug locked up and gave it to one guy? If so why didn't he think of a way to get the drug casually walk away and re engineer the drug. Over in the pilot

[@annoy4nce648]

@@andrewpeterson5957 Just because he has immense intelligence, that doesn't mean he has knowledge about advanced neurobiology and pharmaceutical chemistry. They even covered that in the show. Being able to come to conclusions based on things you know with incredible speed and efficacy doesn't mean that you know everything.

[@JoeyLegendd]

The show was fucking amazing lol. I loved seeing Bradley play a badass role, like he was a legend or something. That episode where he dodged an assassination but used it to gain political points was INSANE! I was like "Wtf?"

[@CarmenVallone]

I agree! I LOVED this show (and movie)

[@jeremydurant8755]

I loved the show! Brian Finch was amazing, such a great character

[@doctorkatmdvods188]

Ok but i was obsessed with the show when it came out, it was hilarious with a waaaaaaaaaaaaay more interesting and kind protagonist. Like brian should've been the protagonist of the movie, that would've been awesome.

[@DrKnockers05]

Remember watching this movie for the first time as a kid on an airplane. Actually enjoyed it, despite its flaws. And in Eddie's defence, if you had access to some miracle pills that could basically turn you into a walking life hack, I'm sure you'd want to right a few wrongs in your own life first ;)

[@robjef622]

Everything Wrong With Pulp Fiction. People have been requesting this since 2013. Please.

[@ChrisThomas-hg4ne]

I've been waiting everyday for that movie!

[@Mikol_Billy]

Maybe. Read the description

[@FuckFascistYouTube]

No don't I'll kill myself

[@stonecold6521]

What sins could you do for that movie? The music, acting, screenplay and direction is perfect.

"do they speak ENGLISH in WHAT? THAT AIN'T NO COUNTRY I EVER HEARD OF?" ..that's racist *ding*

[@scottb3034]

"A pill makes you Lucy" even though Lucy came after this. LOL

[@kingayy9267]

It came _before_ this video, though, and that's where the narrator is coming from.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

@@kingayy9267 What is Lucy?

[@DreDrizzy758]

@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 a movie with a similar plot

[@dp-g5i]

@@DreDrizzy758 but is far less believable

[@flarenite1004]

1:15 True, this isnt the type of flick to answer these existential questions cause Horton hears a who already answered these

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

Damn underrated comment here

[@Chris-uy1se]

"I see your speck and I raise you a plank" is a hilariously obscure metaphor, lol. Our sunday school teachers would be proud.

[@judsongaiden9878]

In what alternate universe is that considered a "trench coat?"

[@DaRealWillPower]

HAHAHAHAHA “Super-Cooper” 😂

[@Friedchicken715]

It's not Europe, it's Puerto Vallarta, México.

[@Booyabocka]

Since when did a coked out Kermit start narrating these things?

[@wraith20072007]

Lmao

[@shuriKen469]

damn, that's accurate.

[@JM-fb8gx]

Omg 😂😂😂

[@willbaldwin3605]

Comedy right here folks! Thought of it himself as well! My g

[@PittsburghSonido]

Seriously wtf

[@StevesGenericIndustriesInc.]

Wait a minute: this is just Lucy with a dude and a way less entertainingly stupid plot. Limitless: Dude takes a magic pill that gives him access to 100% of his brain and at the end makes ALL the money. Lucy: Lady accidentally eats a truckload of magic powder that gives her access to 100% of her brain and she evolves into a being of pure energy while Morgan Freeman looks increasingly confused.

[@makeda6530]

She was used as a drug mule initially but she _did_ eat some later on.

[@StevesGenericIndustriesInc.]

@@makeda6530 Nu-uh! She totally did eat some because she was a drug-mule: granted she needed this triad dude to punch her in the stomach to rupture the plastic bags the magic-powder was in but it still technically counts as eating. That allowed her to access something like 20-30% of her brain which then granted her powers, which included but were not limited to: - Learning how to shoot a gun by touching it. - Pin-point accuracy with said gun without even looking. - Learning chinese by merely looking at random writing on a sign. - Speed reading. - Learning to locate Morgan Freeman from anywhere in the world and figuring out his phone-number by... uhh... using her "untapped brain potential"?

[@boogienightsmarkwahlberg6011]

Except Limitlesd came out 3 years before Lucy

[@boogienightsmarkwahlberg6011]

And if it really was the same where was Morgan Freeman in limitless huh??

[@StevesGenericIndustriesInc.]

@@boogienightsmarkwahlberg6011 Well durr: obviously they hadn't yet perfected the "OMG-did-ya-know-we-only-use-10%-of-our-brains-you-guise-for-really-reals" genre of movies and therefore hadn't figured out that you need to have Morgan Freeman spouting some really stupid shit to really drive home the silliness of the plot.

[@user-ns3vs3bp3e]

I quite liked this movie, if only those drugs existed I could have the IQ of a normal human 😂

[@Chihiro-Kikuchi]

123 456 woof ... aiming a bit high there eh?

[@elitereptilian200]

@123 456 eh, IQ is heavily overrated..

[@NCMonefaith]

Normal human emoji?

[@YCCCm7]

@@elitereptilian200 Anyone who tells you it takes more than 2 hands to count to your IQ is a fucking idiot. They don't even know basic math.

[@Scarleto]

They're called amphetamines.

[@Redflametrow]

Quick criticism. Ice rinks tend to not actually be slippery to normal shoes. Now that's an outdoor one so I'm not as sure. Just I've walked on an ice rink in normal shoes to know it's not that slippery. Ice when melting in particular gives off the slippery nature that most people tend to encounter in winter climates that make it slippery as rarely is it cold enough particularly in daytime to not melt some. At night and at negative degrees, ice is actually less slippery. So really it's ice skates themselves that make ice rinks feel slippery. Actually an incredible thing when I looked up how to explain it, scientists aren't 100% sure why skates become slippery. In that ice skates themselves somehow cause the ice to produce a thin layer of water through likely friction but not confirmed to be that. So people are skating on water and not actually ice which by itself would not be slippery. Really a little proof of this is curling. It's done by people in shoes. The rock needs people to sweep in front of it to lubricate the ice. They can even change the direction of the rock by sweeping a path. So they can and do run on the ice yet an object is also able to slip on it like many people expect. tl;dr Ice rinks aren't slippery unless in skates.

[@TheBond4141]

I've worked in a rink for 2 years, and that's a bit bullshit. I'll say my sprained shoulder should be an example. Keep in mind, for an indoor rink your shoes might be warm compared to the ice, this would cause the ice to melt and cause the water effect you talk about yourself. Then we have snow, skates tend to cause a lot of snow/shaved ice to be deposited. You know how difficult it is to walk on ice when your foot is completely flat with frictionless snow? Not only that, but an outdoor rink in the sunlight could easily be warming up from the sunlight. Let alone from body heat and ambient temp.

[@joesmitt565]

Very false,

[@TheRealUnconnected]

what mate? i've walked on an ice rink in normal shoes, it was slippery as fuck. Are you high? Do you think writing a wall of text makes up for your complete bullshit. Also i don't know if you've ever watched curling but the people slide on the ice too.

[@bobs1422]

I actually loved the TV-show. It had a nice plot, good humorous writing, great actors, likeable character, a gorgeous art style and a great mix of main plot and "case of the month" to keep fresh.

[@1993seanmcg]

Not that anyone would care less, but today’s my birthday and this video is one of the best birthday presents I got today, thank you Jeremy, love your videos

[@garbagepriest]

hear me out sins.. just a thought.. Everything Wrong with 17 Minutes Or Less in 17 minutes or less.

[@kevinscarr]

The sins did take less then 17 minutes, the outtakes and the trailer took up the rest.

[@peterporkeristhespiderham988]

Ouch. That sin about a limitless T.V. show hurts. The T.V. show was fun... and it’s sad that it ended after one season.

[@FitnessJones]

Aw come on man LoL. Junk science aside I really liked this movie.

[@112523]

yes, but its not a good movie imo it might be enjoyable. as long as you dont think about anything that is

[@cl759]

Superfly that is why most people watch movies - not to think, just watch

[@112523]

@@cl759 what? Maybe people who have no brain. Or maybe you just prefer bad movies. But I enjoy it when I watch a movie that makes me think

[@112523]

@@cl759 seriously tho. I can't get over how stupid that argument is... Your comment literally shat on anyone who actually enjoys watching movies

[@asdfasdf6606]

I loved this movie. Rewatched it multiple times. It's my guilty pleasure.

[@frecklesandfries9209]

Has anyone here actually seen the brilliance of the TV show?

[@thenomad5585]

Please do Everything Wrong With The Shining.

[@jonathangarcia5279]

@Amy Xoxo The Dead Zone or The Twilight Zone?

[@MP197742]

The Dead Zone. Christopher Walken gets in a car accident and goes into a coma for years and wakes up with a ruined life and psychic powers tied to things or people he touches. It’s not bad. The TV show it inspired was better ... for the first couple seasons, anyway. It kind of dragged on.

[@jonathangarcia5279]

@@MP197742 oh cool

[@badouplus1304]

The loan from the Russian guy might be the biggest plot hole in cinema history

[@lizzietucker8412]

If you even remotely liked the movie: watch the TV show! It’s a million times better and it’s on Netflix

[@michael3750]

I preferred the movie but the show was decent

[@Chaechaos]

Thanks

[@PixelSoloQ]

I think the movie was better but the SHOW is good as well.

[@lizzietucker8412]

That’s totally cool too! I just personally enjoy more of a comedy, which is what the show tries to do, rather than a dramatic action story. Is your preference based on the different tones or something else?

[@lizzietucker8412]

Can I take ur order? ^^

[@AlleyWolf123]

This was my favorite movie for the longest time. I love it and Bradley Cooper so much And I actually liked the tv show, too

[@vcetutorialshub8599]

Alley Wolf if this is your favourite you really need to watch some better movies

[@Tekrow]

The fact that he DIDN'T like the brilliant cinematography in this movie was really surprising and I honestly discounted every he said about this movie because of things like that which were just outright stupid.

[@alexandererhard2516]

@@Tekrow Because it is vomit inducing.

[@dernvader6876]

What they should say to not sound idiotic is: We only use 10-20% of our brains 'potential' or 'capacity' - our brains are capable of learning 7 languages by exposure alone, but most of us only know one or two at most... Who has time to learn every musical instrument, yet we have this 'potential'... the statement just needs a little altering to not be stupid...

[@evastood4539]

No way I was literally just thinking about this movie last night …😶

[@alysiamerdavid-wasser9165]

SAME! 😮

[@nectar__]

Oh my SAME!

[@Siminfrance]

CinemaSins ... making me want to watch movies I didn't even know existed to see if they are really as bad as CinemaSins says they are.

[@petercarioscia9189]

Despite the junk science, this movie was pretty enjoyable. I have no idea if it aged well, but I liked it back when I saw it.

[@saoirsedeltufo7436]

It's on Netflix, and it's actually not that bad

[@RottingDragon]

It's not a bad movie, there's just a lot of things that you could nitpick.

[@radpunk5144]

It's a fun movie

[@swanclipper]

CinemaSins in my view, criticises good movies and only when a movie is super terrible do they really make sure the sin count is excessive. if it's on CinemaSins, it's good. even if it's The Room, you need to watch because all these movies have something special in them in one way or another.

[@chennis134]

The zoom-in opening credits scene is like that opening Simpsons title sequence where it keeps zooming in and then gets back to Homer's head

[@igethacked23]

The piano piece playing at 6:04 is Prelude in C# minor, Op.3, No. 2 - Rachmaninoff :)

[@elizabethnixon1692]

Which is why it's so fucking dumb that he claims to learn it in three days. You cant think your way to that level of dexterity. One of the worst moments in the movie to me, as a giant Rachmaninov fan.

[@MrBraianzzz]

@@elizabethnixon1692 he took the pill

[@fernandotrevinocastro1018]

Im pretty sure that European town is Puerto Vallarta México... Just saying

[@yayoperas]

It is Puerto Vallarta. It hurt my ears every time he said Europe. Mexico is beautiful. Not the dusty pueblo cliche it's always shown....

[@ShinkuGouki]

Cinema Sins: "They're breathing" 'Ding' "They made eye contact" 'Ding' "They live in a city" 'Ding' "It's a pill" 'Ding' "Lady washing dishes" 'Ding' "Anything" 'Ding'

[@Haqua_]

Sining everything cliché xD

[@j-vo21]

Hopsin flash backs: “now I feel like I’m Bradley cooper up in that one movie limitless”

[@temple19198]

“Me-ist” I AM CACKLING HAHA

[@traintrack3761]

14:38 Liar Liar reference. Loved that movie.

[@stickmannews7]

Stil not over how the tv show was cancelled!

[@stevecooper7883]

The elites don't want us to improve ourselves with a little motivational show 😅

[@kyzon5344]

Do everything wrong with "The Hitman's Bodyguard" Attempt #2

[@Insanityltself]

Please do the ''Iron Giant''! Attempt #4 now :(

[@arhamhussain7622]

Kyle Cuizon great movie

[@MoonstarWStarmoon]

I loved the tv show, so sad they cancelled it after 1 season. The main character was a genuinely good guy unlike in the movie

[@callmeray7705]

That was actually funny and made me think about the movie in a different light. Do thank all of your writers involved for me. I hope you can keep this up as the normal quality seems to be dropping.

[@braulioribeiro5798]

Character: breathes CinemaSins: you weren't supposed to do that

[@donenone2544]

When I was a kid I saw this movie and didn’t understood shit. So I bought those packs with 500 tic tacs and hide it as a secret pretending those drops would make me smarter, or was it just an excuse to buy 500 tic tacs...

[@hybridbutterfly3908]

You could also try it with the candy Smarties but I could never have just one per day when I bought them.

[@jordanmarie24]

I've been waiting for this for so long! I'm so happy now. 😀

[@yearnfulpictures]

me too

[@MrTJPAS]

1:21 Jeremy: "I don't think this is the type of flick prepared to answer those existential questions of that reality." Lucy (2014): Hold my mind-enhancing drugs.

[@Raximus3000]

Did drug lord finance these films. The drugs make you a god thing is bs!

[@stephencombes1979]

The dealer at the beginning says "access our brains" not use our brains, there's a difference. We still don't know everything about our brains, and we've been studying them for a very very long time.... So there are parts of our brains we are unable to properly access, because we don't know how those particular sections work. People with multiple personalities have actually undergone physiological changes, that is the brain doing that, yet we do not know how that works. If we could access everything then it stands to reason we'd be capable of so much more than we are at present.

[@sardonically-inclined7645]

8:31 Exactly. Which is why that was a joke in the Limitless TV show.

[@notAshildr]

They fixed quite a lot of things that were off with the movie if I remember correctly... I really enjoyed the TV show.

[@Booksaplenty1]

Cinema sins be like "they used camera filters" 15 dings

[@crynosinso8324]

Personally, I think the concept of NZT is fascinating. I can believe we have access to all of our brain, but from what I've put together, NZT doesn't "unlock" anything, it allows you to freely access everything in your brain, enhance what you already know, memorize things you never realized you memorized. NZT is a neuroenhancer that lets you fly through the maze of your mind and enhances your understanding and comprehensive abilities. Let's say if I were to take NZT. I've always been horrible at math, but NZT would allow me to access all of my memories of math and comprehend them in a way that makes it simple for me. I could easily do things that take scientists, mathematicians, scholars, and analysts years to do. Then imagine what actually intelligent people could do with NZT. Neither the movie nor the show explain it effectively, but the concept of the capabilities of NZT has interested me since I was in middle school, but my only issue is the after effects which make me think of when I was in cancer treatment as a kid. Anyways, NZT doesn't allow you to suddenly know what you didn't know before. NZT just makes your brain far more capable than before. You can learn things at a faster rate, retain things at a higher capacity. So I guess, rather than saying that NZT allows access to 100% of your brain, it allows you to utilize all of your brain, all of the time, and makes things easier to comprehend. You still retain the stuff you learn while on NZT when you come down, but it's harder to completely recall that information. That's essentially a fair amount of what I've put together but that stuff is both probably fairly obvious and completely stupid to some people.

[@meaningoftheunicorn]

yeah, this movie is a little goofy, but aren't they all? this movie kicks ass, for what it is.

[@KayleeCee]

Yeah, yeah. This movie's premise is kind of ridiculous, and plot holes abound, but I still enjoyed it.

[@caffeineadvocate]

The possibilities for 'Everything Wrong with Commando' are limitless... As is my tenaciousness in requesting it. :)

[@mrsecurity4068]

Re-posting from "Lucy" sins video: ~"My goodness. I feel the need to say the myth hasn't been "debunked", only the "wrongful" interpretation of the "myth". When "they" say 10% of brains capacity they mean un-resisted potential. A car uses the entire engine while operating but going 30mph isn't utilizing it's full potential. That's the foundation of the idea not that 90% of the brain is essentially a bunch of t-cells waiting to be activated into brain cells."

[@busterlee8438]

Mist ErSecurity Im gonna adopt that analogy sir. Thats the stuff that people can understand. Nootropics are a reality. This movie really brings the "focus" to what these "drugs"/supplements are and might one day be capable of. Hey there are chemicals that cause all sorts of physical responces. Why not a cognitive one? Alzhiemers and dementia ruin so many lives. Youve also gotta ask yourself What if everybody did this? I would.

[@jakecovert2528]

The "Hey" sin 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 This is the kinda shit I will think about in passing like 2 weeks from now and it will still have me laughing 😅

[@lizzietucker8412]

Y’all, watch the TV show. It’s hecka funny and the lead is great- also it’s on Netflix

[@TherealDannyO]

Lizzie Tucker how much did Netflix pay u to say that?

[@jackson857]

Actually I thought the movie made clear that Eddie didn't kill the girl.

[@UpUpDnDnLtRtLtRtBAStart]

"Take some fish oil and magnesium" had me dying.

[@raydon141]

“I see your speck and raise you a plank” one of the best lines in CinimaSins history.

[@stevecooper7883]

I laughed at his reply of "Hey!"

[@boldcounsel9406]

This was actually a good movie.

[@BobMinelli]

"Knowing what to do and doing what you know are two very different actions altogether." ~ Me 🌱✌

[@ravenlorans]

I Need Pills like this... Actually the second version of it from the sequel without the side affects.

[@thehiddenninja3428]

Adderall?

[@giancarlomendezibarra1905]

Cinema sins please do a “Everything wrong with mortal kombat 11” on gaming sins

[@Restrictted]

Yes please. I sold it back to GameStop and the guy was like, "what, you returning MK11?" I was like yeah, because it was trash. I told him about the zone spamming and the one combo for each character and the needing to push the button at the perfect time or you'll stop in the middle of the combo leaving you open to a counter attack.

[@toadford]

This guy is "tearing apart" this movie with an understanding of logic comparable to a slug

[@SubtlyAggressive]

You haven't done Limitless yet, until now?? That's a paddlin'

[@margaritam.9118]

Subtly Agressive It took ANOTHER movie from B Coop to recall he exists and make this one.

[@souleaterevan5998]

[Notations of Cinima Sins "paddin the sin count"] 0:00 - 19:18

[@souleaterevan5998]

@One Thou Wou [*Pointing out things on the screen cliché]

[@souleaterevan5998]

@One Thou Wou Possibly and if so: [*Pointing out things on the screen cliché]

[@CYMotorsport]

1:47 as a survivor of a certain Park Ave investment bank and renter of a ludicrously priced LES flat with less sq feet than a midwestern living room, can confirm writer is incorrect. Don’t skip shoulder day you’re getting bumped in midtown exactly like that

[@Sir_Duckyweather]

@4:39 I think this is the first time I've ever in my life seen a man's chest blurred out. KZbin's demonitization policies must be _really_ getting outlandish. Also, the TV show wasn't _THAT_ bad...

[@seasnaill2589]

I think it was cause of the whole in his chest

[@Sir_Duckyweather]

I guess it's possible, though given how blurry it is, it's hard to see if there really is a hole or not. I haven't watched the movie in a long time so I can't recall that specific detail. There sure doesn't appear to be much blood on his chest, though.

[@gagecameron5672]

Sin:81 I do agree that he really quickly dropped the gambling approach to making money, theres no way he couldve kept it up for eight+ days. He definitely wouldve been thrown out of any casino on the planet for winning that much.

[@carsonhunt4642]

You don’t get kicked out for winning poker, the players lose not the casino