If you have any love from Magic-Reality and Non-linear Story telling then see it.

Rating: 10/10 (26 July 2014)

Plot: Lucy (Scarlett Johansson) is forced to be a drug mule, but the bag holding the drugs in her stomach bursts, and she gets a super-mega dose of a psychoactive drug -- this supercharges her brain and gives her great intelligence, mind-reading, body morphing, and other super powers. She tracks down the rest of the drug mules in Europe, and the drug lord tries to get back at her. She keeps developing and growing until she can't anymore.
Review: I loved it, and I want to see it again.
It has a magic-reality, non-linear story telling style that I like, but everyone doesn't. Everything isn't literally happening or true like they show it -- you are seeing the symbolic reality. Cloud Atlas was like that -- and many people never understood what was happening there.
There is a lot of philosophy speak, and it is the same way -- it is a symbol for philosophy -- you don't need it to make sense to "Get it." See Major Spoiler at the end.
I loved Scarlett Johansson -- who gives us a great tearful phone call to Mom, and a kick ass super hero too. Morgan Freeman is great, but I am tired of him playing a scientist. I get it that he can be geeky without being threatening, but let's move to the next generation.
There are several good visuals including the cheetahs eating the antelope, Lucy's hand morphing scene, and who expected a pile up of French police cars.
Cast: Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman
Written and directed by: Luc Besson
Rating: 4.0 stars:. Loved it. Loved it. Loved it.
Major Spoiler:. OK: This is really the same story as 2001 Space Odyssey. We see an ancient ape making the step to humanity (the first Lucy.) and the we see a modern human (the modern Lucy) making a step to be come a trans-human or star baby or the singularity. We see that everything we need is really all in our head already. We see that reality is much simpler than we thought it was.