Bipolar 2014 123movies

Watch: Bipolar 2014 123movies, Full Movie Online – Harry Poole, an introverted young man, suffers from bipolar disorder. He enrolls in a clinical trial run by the famous Dr. Lanyon, whose miracle drug is destined to help people like him lead a more balanced life. Under constant video surveillance, Harry quickly experiences positive results and turns into a new man, more charismatic and charming. He even manages to seduce Anna, a young nurse who looks after him. Harry, fully embracing his rebirth, creates a new personality for himself. “Edward Grey” is born, the man he has always wanted to be: outgoing, bold and fearless. Unfortunately, the doctor abruptly discontinues the clinical trial. Cases of rage and confusion have been reported among other test subjects and the medication is pulled. Anna, taking pity, gives Harry a parting gift: a large supply of the pills, with which he continues his own “trial” at home. Intoxicated by the freedom and power of his new identity as “Edward”, Harry slowly surrenders himself to his dark alter ego and the battle for his soul begins..
Plot: When Harry Poole tries out a new medication for Bipolar Disorder, he is reborn as “Edward Grey”, a seductive but dangerous alter ego who dramatically takes over his life, changing the young man and those around him forever.
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Ratings:

	4.7/10 Votes: 332
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	N/A Votes: 2 Popularity: 2.37 | TMDB

Reviews:

crap, stay away
Just started watching…. after 6 and a half minutes I stopped. This is such badly executed movie I am lost for words. You don’t need to watch this until the end to figure that out.

The acting is so bad, I wouldn’t expect to see such bad acting in amateur movie – i.e. I’ve seen better student movies. The dialogs are so predictable, so stereotyped…

Do yourself a favor and stay away from this crap. I dunno who gave it such a high rating, this film doesn’t deserve to exist, and I don’t care that it might have a good idea because the execution is so bad that it is unbelievable. I would give it a minus 10 mark if I could. It is so awful that I decided to spent couple of minutes of my time to write this review so the others wouldn’t waste their time on this….

Promising, but not well executed. Flick for a rainy Sunday.
There have been a few movies about testing new drugs on volunteers recently or about psychiatric medication in general, some more sinister, others less. Here, for a change, the pharmaceutical industry are not the bad guys – They are actually not even part of the movie. The story itself has been told before, so this might be the reason the director decided to go another path and tell it from the perspective of an omnipresent home-video camera. First, I don’t consider it to be that original in 2014, second, the static camera angle becomes tiresome as the movie progresses. Furthermore the film lacks of balance, i.e. story development: We start right at a medical facility with the drug test, witness the side effects in the first 15 minutes. So it’s very clear what will happen over the remaining 100 minutes, just a question to what extend – Unfortunately no surprises here, what is really a missed opportunity. As for plausibility: I doubt someone with a bipolar disorder would film is actions permanently, probably another diagnosis comes on top of this. Plus it seems very unlikely – although well acted – a psychiatrist would behave in such a way, especially one dealing with such disorders.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 20 min (80 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated N/A
Genre Mystery, Thriller
Director Jean Veber
Writer Jean Veber
Actors Andrew J. West, Emma Bell, Beatrice Rosen
Country United States
Awards N/A
Production Company N/A
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Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
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Negative Format 35 mm
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format 35 mm