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Rating: 3/10 (7 September 2014)

All Lucy had to do was deliver a briefcase to Mr. Jang. But she is captured and turned into a drug mule for a new synthetic drug.
When the bag she is carrying inside of her stomach leaks, her body undergoes changes that unlock her brain's full potential.
With her powers, Lucy turns into a merciless killer intent on getting back at her captors.
She receives help from Morgan Freeman, the leading authority on explaining a movies plot, and a French police captain......
Besson stated that this film was a hybrid of Leon, Inception, and 2001. Although it's his movie, the man couldn't be further from the truth.
After watching this 'movie', it was a hybrid of Short Circuit, The Lawnmower Man, and Limitless.
And it's as bad as that mash up sounds. On paper, Lucy sounds wonderful, a bonkers action movie where she can literally do anything, but the finished product is so stupid, so insane, and treats the viewer so insultingly, it loses its grip the moment she starts gripping on to the chain.
To show pictures of animals killing each other may has well have been replaced with Besson holding a sign saying 'The worm will turn, just you wait and see, Lucy won't be weak for long. Didn't you see the trailer?'.
To be fair Johanssen does her thing with ease, but then halfway through the film she just turns into the T-1000, so her acting ability (which she has in droves), isn't really pushed to her '100%'.
Freeman does what he does when he supports in Sci-Fi movies, explains the plot of the film, meets the main character, and then spends the rest of the film with his mouth agape.
Their is a pretty solid car chase in the middle of the film, but then wow, the last ten minutes of the film are just nuts beyond belief.
Even though its one of Besson's poorest movies, even on producing duties, you have to see the ending.
They must have been on something, something that lowers the brains percentage.
A huge let down......