SERIOUSLY. This is what the crap Hollywood still puts out?

People are voting emotionally.

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

Scarlett Johansson was breathtaking. Morgan Freeman master crafted into a work that will be followed by a pleasure to follow

Movie Review: "Lucy" (2014)This surprisingly entertaining action-thriller, gone in 80 Minutes, directed by Luc Besson starring Scarlett Johansson, as not-stop-powering heroine with an edge of "The Woman Who Knows Too Much", gathering fighting skills like a schoolgirl in a candy store, when the leading actress nevertheless rules this short-lived, no-hurt motion picture that just entertains on high-scale combat confrontations fronts, when nemesis carácter portrayed by Min-Sik Choi; known for performing as the original South-Korean "Old Boy" (2003), as original writer Luc Besson is able to push box office attendance to his greatest success of his career. Copyright 2018 Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC

I love science. Naturally, I didn't like the extremely non-scientific idea at first too. I remember when the movie came out and people were like "well people do have limited access to their brain so you never know!". Absolutely hated that. But should my opinion on the movie be influenced my such unscientific opinions? NO! It's a movie for crying out loud! And generally, your opinion should not be influence by who supports a certain idea. I'm no expert so I'll keep it simple. The movie starts brilliantly. Scarlett proves once again she is not just beautiful. Enjoyed the directing, cameras, etc (with my very limited knowledge).What I loved about the movie was that it took the sci-fi idea of the "100% brain access" (such as Limitless) and shredded it to pieces; there's nothing beyond this, and I doubt there will ever be. Some might (reasonably) argue that the end was too much. Ok, yes it was, but that was the point; no movie will ever be able to take this idea to a more extreme level ever again. Plus, it was the only ending that not everyone would expect; anything "weaker" and you'd be like "pff the ending was casual".On the downside, as we approached the end of the movie, it became a bit irrational, even in its own world. Sometimes even forced. Moreover, the constant attempt to make it sound scientifically possible throughout the movie made me cringe. But I guess I should have been more prepared for this.

This movie is a complete Turkey. The premise of the mind enhancing illicit drug is far better explored in the 2011 movie "Limitless".