Sci-Fi Thought Explosion

Rating: 8/10 (29 July 2014)

Lucy is interesting from start to finish, just don't expect to feel connected to reality for very long. The acting was jam up, it was very enjoyable to see Scarlett play a lead role, dominating the scenes.
Typical nuances such as multiple languages with no sub-titles, it does allow you to feel just as confused as Lucy did at certain moments which adds to the audience connection to her character. I believe the other languages were Mandarin and Korean.
One of the amazing draws (for me) to this film was the lack of profanity. It brought a sense of appeal to my ears, I personally left the film wondering if even a single vulgarity was used. I know some people have lost their ear to catch the curses flying because it is the norm; to my knowledge there were only 3-4 used... wow. I'm proud to say we can still do that. Ironically, it was a foreign made film, not from Hollywood. That should say something about true filmography... you don't need nudity, profanity, or blood/guts galore to draw a crowd or earn your buck.
I will note that there may be some things children and even the immature audience aren't ready to see, so I agree with the R rating.
If you are ready to taste a true Sci-Fi action, mind-blowing experience, check it out!