Besson's newest film can't convince the audience in any category possible

Rating: 5/10 (6 February 2017)

Just saw the movie in a sneak peak preview. Actually I was excited as I saw that it was "Lucy". The first half an hour was genius.
The analogical cuts to short animal clips fitted perfectly. Also Lucy's role is been shown strongly and believable. But Besson couldn't take up the picture heavy-, Stanley Kubrick- style of filming for too long and returned to his bog-standard pattern of popcorn-cinema-action, which indeed had new Superlucy-aspects but could not fulfill the full potential of this movie.
The next problem is the not existing narrative structure and logical flaws here and there. Besson's compulsive, mandatory chase in the streets of Paris with French cars and Lucy's not-so-understandable revenge campaign are also part of the story. Apart of that Besson tried to implement a bit pseudoscience, but also could not integrate that consistently which results in rudimentary sentences like Bill and Ted's "all we are is dust in the wind dude".
Conclusion: A genre mix without a soundtrack that stays in mind, a Johansson, who wants to play a strong and believable role, but can't because of the staging which doesn't reach the audience to a 100 percent. A strong and image-heavy implementation which collapses too fast to a below standard look and causes every role to fade away. A pinch of "I need energy and matter" á la "Transcendence" and complete is Besson's newest film, which can't convince the audience in any category possible.