<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

I'll start. My mother tends to use movies as starting points for her lessons/random advice, (lifetime movies usually) not sure why, but it happens often enough.

One day, I was about to sit down and watch Limitless with her and the rest of my family. She'd already seen it with a friend at the theaters and knew what was going to happen, or so I assumed. As my dad put the disc into the Dvd player she said, "Now Annie, pay close attention to this, this is a good example of why you shouldn't do drugs, you don't want to end up like this guy!"

Now... I'm not sure how many of you on Reddit have seen this particular movie, but if you haven't, you should either watch it. It's basically about a guy who get hooks on a pill that stimulates your mind so instead of only using the average 10% of the brain's capacity, he's using all of it. Long story short, bad stuff happens and he eventually ends up standing on a ledge bloodied with the bad guys trying to beat their way in, kill him, and steal the drugs. This is the part of the movie where my mom thinks he dies tragically.

When in actuality, (spoiler, if you haven't seen it but want to, don't read this) he ends up with tons of the perfected pill at his disposal, wealthy, happy, and successful, as a politician running for office. At this point, I turn to my mom.

"So, just to clarify, if I do drugs, I'll end up like him?"
<bot>: My mother tried to use the ending of the movie Limitless as an example as to why I shouldn't do drugs.