Take Your Pills Soundtrack (

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Rating: 6.40/10 from 5700 votes
Tags: adderall
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Take Your Pills
Title in Italiano:

Take Your Pills
Title in Português:

Take Your Pills: Receita para a Perfeição

Synopsis

The pressure to achieve more, do more, and be more is part of being human - and in the age of Adderall and Ritalin, achieving that can be as close as the local pharmacy. No longer just "a cure for excitable kids," prescription stimulants are in college classrooms, on Wall Street, in Silicon Valley...any place "the need to succeed" slams into "not enough hours in the day." But there are costs.

In the insightful Netflix documentary TAKE YOUR PILLS, award-winning documentarian Alison Klayman (Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry) focuses on the history, the facts, and the pervasiveness of cognitive-enhancement drugs in our amped-up era of late-stage-capitalism. Executive produced by Maria Shriver and Christina Schwarzenegger, TAKE YOUR PILLS examines what some view as a brave new world of limitless possibilities, and others see as a sped-up ride down a synaptic slippery slope, as these pills have become the defining drug of a generation.

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Play Title Artist
Take Your Pills
Party Tonight
Joe Hedourix: Artist
Working for the Weekend
Loverboy: Artist
You're The Best
Lies
Thompson Twins: Artist
Nothin' But A Good Time - Remastered 2006
Poison: Artist
Hangin' Tough
I'm Alright (Theme from "Caddyshack")
Kenny Loggins: Artist
Hit Me With Your Best Shot - 1999 Digital Remaster
Pat Benatar: Artist
We're Not Gonna Take It (Remastered Album Version)
Twisted Sister: Artist
Footloose - From "Footloose" Soundtrack
Kenny Loggins: Artist
Hey Man, Nice Shot - Remastered Version
Filter: Artist
Mississippi Queen
Mountain: Artist
I Get Around (Stereo)
The Beach Boys: Artist
Holding Out for a Hero
Bonnie Tyler: Artist
Don't You (Forget About Me) - Remastered
Simple Minds: Artist
Toast Of The Town
Mötley Crüe: Artist
Party All the Time
Eddie Murphy: Artist
Christmas Eve (Sarajevo 12/24)
Savatage: Artist
Ballroom Blitz
Sweet: Artist
You Might Think
The Cars: Artist

User reviews

Karen Scott
10/10

The emotional and thought-provoking melodies in the film's soundtrack enhance the viewer's understanding of the complex issues surrounding the use of prescription stimulants. Each track effectively conveys the conflicting perspectives on the brave new world of limitless possibilities versus the potential negative consequences of relying on cognitive-enhancement drugs.

Linda Adams
7/10

The soundtrack of Take Your Pills perfectly captures the intense and fast-paced nature of the documentary, creating an immersive experience for the audience.

Elizabeth King
10/10

The skillful integration of different musical genres and styles in the soundtrack of Take Your Pills adds a dynamic and engaging layer to the documentary. The music not only complements the visuals and narrative but also evokes a range of emotions, making the viewing experience more immersive and impactful.

Linda Baker
7/10

The soundtrack effectively sets the tone for each scene, creating a sense of urgency and tension that mirrors the realities depicted in the documentary.

Kimberly Hernandez
5/10

The choice of music in Take Your Pills skillfully mirrors the fast-paced, high-stress environments where prescription stimulants are prevalent, such as college classrooms, Wall Street, and Silicon Valley. The soundtrack effectively conveys the urgency and competitiveness of these settings.

Stephanie Wilson
2/10

The music choices in the film did not seem to match the tone or seriousness of the subject matter, often feeling out of place and jarring.

Amanda Allen
3/10

The repetitive use of certain tracks in key moments became tiresome and took away from the emotional impact that those scenes were trying to convey.

Patricia Hernandez
5/10

The soundtrack of Take Your Pills creates a sense of unease and introspection, reflecting the ethical dilemmas and moral questions raised by the widespread use of cognitive-enhancement drugs. The music adds a haunting quality to the documentary's exploration of societal norms and individual choices.

Dorothy Green
6/10

The music in Take Your Pills serves as a powerful narrative device, guiding viewers through the complexities of the cognitive-enhancement drug phenomenon. The soundtrack effectively captures the conflicting perspectives on the use of prescription stimulants and enhances the overall impact of the documentary.

Charles Moore
2/10

I found the soundtrack of Take Your Pills to be distracting and overwhelming, taking away from the important information being presented in the documentary.

Brian Evans
5/10

The emotional depth of the music in Take Your Pills adds another layer of complexity to the film's portrayal of the impact of Adderall and Ritalin on individuals striving to meet societal expectations. The soundtrack resonates with the struggles and dilemmas faced by those seeking cognitive enhancement.

Richard Evans
5/10

The soundtrack of Take Your Pills effectively captures the tension and intensity surrounding the use of prescription stimulants in modern society. The music enhances the documentary's exploration of the pressures to succeed and the consequences of relying on cognitive-enhancement drugs.

Michael Baker
7/10

The music selection complements the themes of pressure, success, and the use of cognitive-enhancement drugs, enhancing the emotional impact of the film.

Margaret Johnson
7/10

The variety of musical styles and genres in the soundtrack adds depth and complexity to the storytelling, making it engaging and thought-provoking for the viewers.

Emily Mitchell
9/10

The soundtrack of Take Your Pills perfectly captures the intense and fast-paced nature of our modern society, reflecting the pressure to constantly achieve and succeed. The music adds depth to the documentary's exploration of cognitive-enhancement drugs and their impact on individuals and society.