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Movies like Limitless
Not everyone loves Limitless for the same reason. Pick the one that was yours, and the picks follow.

The 2 reasons people love Limitless
Read them all. One will sound more like you than the others.
You like a fast rise with danger chasing behind.
You like a city that zooms and sharpens as he does.
Picks that share your reasons

Severance2022
- a fast rise with danger chasing behind
Good for you if you like Mark slowly realising what his other self lives through.

Minority Report2002
- a fast rise with danger chasing behind
Good for you if you like a man on the run from his own unit.

The Shining1980
- a fast rise with danger chasing behind
- a city that zooms and sharpens as he does
Good for you if you like dread that builds slowly in empty corridors.

V for Vendetta2006
- a fast rise with danger chasing behind
Good for you if you like a country holding its breath before a revolution.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier2014
- a fast rise with danger chasing behind
Good for you if you like a spy thriller where nobody can be trusted.

Paprika2006
- a city that zooms and sharpens as he does
Good for you if you want every frame packed with shifting images.

Black Swan2010
- a fast rise with danger chasing behind
Good for you if you like paranoia that keeps tightening.

Children of Men2006
- a fast rise with danger chasing behind
- a city that zooms and sharpens as he does
Good for you if you like long single shots in the middle of chaos.

The Platform2019
- a fast rise with danger chasing behind
Good for you if you like not knowing which level you'll wake up on.
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