Would not recommend.

Rating: 3/10 (2 December 2014)

Do not get me wrong, I am a sucker for sci-fi stories, and if there is one person that can overcome disbelief when watching a movie, it's me. I did not care at all for the use of the outrageous notion that we only use about 10% of our brain capacity. It's a movie, I get it. Great. I did not even care that the lead hero of the story is one of the most non-relate-able characters of all time, 'cause, hey, so are many others, and they're enjoyable.
What did bug me a lot, though, is that this movie had a pretty much pointless storyline, that only seemed to serve the purpose of the ending, an ending that was very predictable. The scenario was poor, especially since Besson claims that it took him 9 whole years to make this cinematic nightmare come to life.
I believe that the movie would be far more enjoyable if it was a little bit more character-centered. Tell us about Lucy, y'know, REALLY show us important things about that ~higher being.
It is obvious that with this movie, Besson tried to make an existential statement. He wanted to to make the viewer think. He failed. Miserably.