Utter Garbage

Rating: 1/10 (1 February 2015)

I like the premise, I like Luc Besson, I like Morgan Freeman, and I like Scarlett Johanssen. Just all wasted in this film.
Started off well, then descended into self indulgent drivel that was neither based in any form of fact, not even researched, and utterly implausible.
Someone else has asked in another review, what if it were true. By that I presume they mean using 100% of the brain. Well if it were true, it wouldn't happen like this. I would like to think that if we could use 100% of our brains, we would do more than the totally incomprehensible ending to this film.
If achieving 100% means you turn yourself into a super computer that you have built out of yourself and then download your knowledge into a usb that works on current computers, and finally disappear in a puff of dust, all in the space of five minutes. All this happens whilst a massive gun battle rages, with rpg's being fired. Oh and how come the French police file into a building to do battle with the Korean bad guys, whilst their standing outside in full view, tooling themselves up with guns. Really.
Great film if you have nothing better to do,but instantly forgotten. I am sure Morgan Freeman will want to forget the oh so shocking scene of him and the other scientists standing in a white room look bemused as Lucy goes on a voyage through space and time around the universe. They could have used any aspiring actor to stand there looking dumbfounded. Morgan Freeman looked plain stupid there.
Better luck next time guys.