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Wired to Win

Wired to Win (2005)

  • 63% of critics liked it
    (8 reviews)

  • 44% of users liked it
    (298 ratings)

"Wired to Win" explores the ability of the human brain to overcome adversity, accomplish the near-impossible and power us to victory and success in life. The film studies of the various aspects of the human brain and its ability to help us achieve success in the face of what seems to be… More

Unrated,
Directed By
Written By
Daniel Ferguson, Bayley Silleck
Genres
Documentary, Sports & Fitness, Special Interest
In Theaters
Dec 1, 2005 Limited
nWave Pictures

Critic Reviews

  • Michelle Hiskey, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

    The spectacular scenery, vibrant colors and dangerous speed of the Tour de France provide the perfect raw material for Imax filmmaking.

  • Philip Wuntch, Dallas Morning News

    The mental and physical coordination is a feat that any golf, football, tennis player, et al., can relate to. But its impact is magnified on the IMAX screen.

  • Ronnie Scheib, Variety

    The execution fails to entirely flesh out the conceit.

  • Wesley Morris, Boston Globe

    Take comfort, fogies -- according to 'Wired, the brain never stops learning.

  • Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone, TheMovieChicks.com

    The graphics and facts about the brain are interesting, but it always feels like they are interrupting the action to bring you the commercials that are paying for the show to be on the big screen.

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