So that's how the person with its mind reached the 100% mark goes

Rating: 8/10 (27 August 2014)

*Minor Spoiler Alert* This movie is fun and addicting. What I liked about this movie is that it's unpredictable and it's fresh. But I also have a few minor problems:
1. We never know if Lucy is really a foreign-exchange student in Taiwan or just an average party girl at the beginning of the movie. It was never really implied. 2. Before the hospital scene, why does she shot a guy who doesn't speak English, even though at the hospital the Chinese words seems to understand her? I will forgive you if she's a foreign-exchange student (See No.1) but no. That part was never explained at all. 3.I still don't understand how CHP4 was created. The explanation is a bit messy for me. 4. Lack of character development. Really, the movie's so short. It's only approximately 90 minutes. 5. The ending. What the heck?
All in all, flaws aside, this a good movie of how the human brain does when it reached 100%. Yes, some of them are unrealistic, but the director of this movie says that the "10% myth" is only a theory and the movie shows how a person could be at 100%. And now, my only wish (And hope) is that Mr. Besson will make a sequel for this very kick-ass movie. Hopefully more character development at the sequel. (And hopefully see more Lucy, Del Rio, and Prof. Norman)