Lucy - That Scarlett Johansson Movie Where Having A High IQ Makes You God (I'm Not Joking)
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There are a lot of ideas and stories created in order to try and provide something new to the audience. So far as I can remember, Lucy is one of the few that has the idea that if you have big brain energy you can become a God. So come join me in this video as we take a look at whatever story Lucy was supposed to be telling
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Lucy (2014)
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"The premise that taking drugs will turn you into Dr. Manhattan cannot be taken seriously"
Joe Rogan: "Ever try DMT?"
Well, the drugs make you think you are Dr. Manhattan, while everyone else just sees you waving your arms around like a demented cheerleader.
@@aliensoup2420DMT just has you sitting still for ten minutes while dribble comes out of your mouth
These plots are one of my movie pet peeves because we DO use 100% of our brain function. Our brains even re-wire when half a hemisphere is removed. If we only used 10% of our brains, how would we even function?
To nuance it, we use 100% of our brain, but not silmutanously, it would otherwise be useless and overheat.
Even if you do know how to live, speak 3 languages, walk, swim, play and instrument and drive a car, you never need to do it at the same time. Therefore explaining the "we only use 20% of our brain" *silmutanously*
It’s an old “fact” that people used to “know”.
No idea where it came from.
Isn’t a significant amount of our brain power subconsciously being used all the time like breathing, pumping blood, moving muscles, and stuff like that?
It stems from the days when folks first started mapping brain activity, and found that no more than 10-20% of our brains were active at any one given time. The misconception was that it meant that we only use 10-20% of our brains. Now, decades later, we know that different parts of the brain house different functions, which is why certain parts are active in certain conditions.
The scenario's writer used 10% of his neuron.
You would've think that the drugs would've turned an entire group of junkies into reality warpers before the plot of the movie even happen.
That's what I was thinking. It's not a common drug but there is a market for it, so surely someone would've overdosed on it by now? Just a bunch of Scarlet Witches walking around messing things up
@@TheRealLoomar It's probably just like, how much she did? Since she basically had an entire kilo dumped into her system. Can't imagine any junkie would do that.
the surgeon says that no ones ever produced a synthetic version of the drug, so its never been available in these quantities before.
@@negative6442it's not like her body consumed the whole bag. They surgically took it out and it's still full of the stuff.
That would be a good idea for movie. Super junkies
The Dolphin thing is probably explained(like usual) with a Dougles Adams quote:
"man had always assumed that he was more intelligent than dolphins because he had achieved so much-the wheel, New York, wars and so on-whilst all the dolphins had ever done was muck about in the water having a good time. But conversely, the dolphins had always believed that they were far more intelligent than man-for precisely the same reasons."
So long and thanks for all the fish.
no, it's simpler. the percentage is not an absolute quantity but indicates a part of the total. if the 2 totals are different, equal percentages indicate different quantities. in other words the film tells us that a human is at least twice as intelligent as a dolphin
This is the movie that give me existential crisis in my preteens to point that I spent whole day worth of thinking this movie to realise "yeah, it's complete nonsense".
5:42 funnily enough your brain doesn't actually tell your heart to keep breathing, it does in fact rent that service to a specialised cump of nerves on the heart itself
The medula oblongata still has to tell them to do the job
I was thinking that it's because our heart doesn't breathe. Our lungs do
@@righty-o3585got him lol.
@@righty-o3585 I think I've been breathing wrong...
@@Usammityduzntafraidofanythinit does not, it just “tells” it to go slower, and the rest of the spine can tell it to go faster, but the heart can beat by itself as long as it has oxigen
Lucy isn't... the worst movie made by Luc Besson but definetly one of reminders why no one will ever give him Hollywood budgets anymore. Which is sad giving how big of a deal he was in 90s and early 2000s: Leon, Nikita, Taxi franchise, The Fifth Element, District 13, The Transporter and etc.
The Fifth Element and The Transporter films are very enjoyable to watch, even the sequels are entertaining
@@TheRealLoomar Agree! Unforunately he didn't recover after Valerian flop and nowadays stuck with remakes of his old movies + whatever mess DogMan was
His prime came and left, he did left us some memorable (now) classics.
Somebody needs to take away blumhouses Hollywood budget. If I see another cookie cutter paranormal horror film by them I’m going to lose it. Oh no some child is losing their soul again because of this movies utter lack of one.
Dude, she is just so damn beautiful.
I remember watching this and REALLY enjoying it. Looking back I'm not sure if its because the movie was that good or because I was looking at Scarlett Johansson
It's definitely a fun movie. It just doesn't make any sense on any scale
fun movie of course, but looking at Scarlett the whole time is definitely an elevating factor :D
I know I watched this but I don't remember any of it.
BOTH. I liked this movie - yeah it has its issues, name a movie that doesn't, but it was good film, I enjoyed watching it. And yeah, Scarlett Johansson.
Hur durr pretty gorl
We do use 100% of our brain. Just not all at the same time. If we did use all of it even for just a second, you'd just be insane.
"We only use 33% of a traffic light! Imagine if we could use 100%!"
Love how that movie goes "Jellyfish only use 0.1% of their brains", which immediately had me going "But jellyfish don't even HAVE brains". I took that as a sign to just shut mine off for this movie. And I still thought it was astoundingly dumb.
My headcanon is Limitless, Lucy, Planet of the Apes, 2001: Space Odyssey and Interstellar are all in the same universe. Some creative interpretation is required.
I don't know what made you think of this universe but it sounds better than most franchises at the moment
Limitless and Lucy - yeah I can see that - Lucy is the first try at the compound kind of thing, untested and pure - where Limitless comes in with a refined, much lower dosage. The other two, yeah can't see that, Planet of the Apes - well they could of tested it first on Apes(But the films show that as a very different drug - so a little change and it could be added in)
@@rianmacdonald9454 Hence the creative interpretation.
As Lucy saw the impending destruction of mankind through the mutation of the simian flu, during the development of the compound as an Alzheimers drug; she placed the monoliths as seen in 2001: Space Odyssey, guiding humanity from their evolution as primitive man to their final saving grace. The discovery mission in that movie was just another stepping stone for humanity to develop the technologies to get to the wormhole. Dave from that movie ended up in a version of the tesseract. After the failure apparent of that mission, the Lazarus Missions in interstellar were sent.
I remember when the movie ended and Lucy turned into a early 2000's pendrive one of the greatest cinematic endings of all time
Someone was on a metric-fuck-ton-shit-load of drugs when they made this movie, at least the whole thing feels like an acid trip to me
That's a pretty good explanation
Yeah, but they weren't using even 10% of their brain when they did it
Well, it's Luc Besson, the guy who made The Fifth Element, so that should explain everything.
"When your brain gets to 90%, yo face melt! Sheeit."
- Morgan Freeman
4:52 The Virgin "Colonial Guilt" vs the Chad "Git finessed bruv, innit"
If they didn't want us to steal their resources, why didn't they stop us?
Checkmate liberal
Senpai noticed that early 2010s/late 2000s acting where it's a "bad ass chick" acting all robotic whenever it's an "intense" action scene.
Has that changed?
Or how a lot of moments in movies were done just to try to look cool and be a moment rather than an important part of the story. Like the characters know they’re in a movie being watched by an audience, but don’t acknowledge it.
@@MamaMOB I think they're sassier now
its implied that she never leaves her trip. she never had powers and ends up over dosing. its a nuance perspective but im sure it was the implied one.
Her name Lucy, is street name for acid/LSD. If you have ever done a lot of that, you do experience life as if you are in a cartoon or have powers.
That'd be an interesting perspective if it didn't make the movie worse, because now it's a dream/tripping sequence and nothing in the movie matters scenario, which is one of the worst tropes in all of fiction, because it just invalidates the purpose of the story itself.
@@Karanthaneos its worse because you cant relate to it anymore.
Everyones trip is unique to their own life experiences. Her trip was an entire story of her childhood right up to her final moments of her hopes for a peaceful innovative future for all.
Her whole trip was a tour into her mind, what she loves, what she fears, what she hopes for the world.
Its sad that it was all in her head and probably died on the plane the moment the bag broke.
However when you are high, time space doesnt matter. 1 minute trip could be many life times.
@@Karanthaneos I guess if you think a womans perspective of the world around her is meaningless.
I guess you are right. Personally I found it very beautiful and admiring. Even in her "final" moments, she authentically wanted humanity to better, even tho it was humanity that killed her.
@@Red.Rabbit.Resistance Saying that humanity killed her because a group of druglords that wanted her dead is a very simplistic way of seeing things.
The movie is worse because by making things a tripping/dream sequence the movie can shield itself by turning any imperfection into an "intentional" perception mistake of the human mind, and not because they made a mediocre movie.
Taking into account how nonsensical were her actions considering her abilities, how the movie has a need to throw animal clips to make a point, and how her actions disregard the well-being of innocent people, there's very little room to give the creators the credit that none of the things they made were intentionally that deep.
That said, I'm glad that someone can at least draw something positive out of it. That's the point of art after all.
@@Karanthaneos i think you are just being insulting. You dont have to agree or even enjoy my "opinions". But to imply i am simple and basic for sharing my opinion, is rather immature.
The humanity that got her killed, was being in love with a man who lied to her... Her boyfriend whom she trusted, tricked her into being a drug mule.
If that is not a story about humanity, I dont know what is.
To love someone only to have them use you like a bag of trash. Perhaps you lack the life experience to see the whole movie the way most of us can.
Stupidest movie I've ever seen that tries to sound smart. The dialogue sounds like that one friend who thinks he knows the answers to the universe because he watched Tyson's The Cosmos once.
man doesnt know bout the dolphin high council omg
I've never been more fearful in my life than I am now
This really stupid movie could have been partially fixed by having the triad boss take the same (outlier batch) drug two minutes after Lucy. That way she would always be just slightly ahead of him and it would have had a modicum of tension.
Why can't they make a movie about smart drugs that actually makes the characters smarter?
Limitless is another example of stupid writing. When he takes the drug the first time he would immediately start working on how to synthesize the drug and not use his newfound genius to get laid.
Scarlett being hot is the only redemptive part of this asinine dumpster fire. 😢
Because it's written by people who don't understand what being 'smart' means, have a very skewed misunderstanding of it and probably aren't self-aware.
Still better than Captain Marvel?
I mean yeah. I'd always take a film that's fun and makes no sense over a film that's bland and makes no sense
I mean, that’s not exactly the premise, but Lucy’s elevator pitch **is** one based on debunked pseudoscientific nonsense, so we’re basically splitting hairs at that point.
But as much as it is nonsense, it does work as a movie premise, setting up her mounting potential as a countdown clock to the climax that we can’t guess at (because the premise is so stupid), and it has a good deal of creative scenes.
The funny thing is, I know folks who took this movie as a documentary, and actually think that we do use only 10% or whatever of our brain....
I just thought that one loyal guy who worked for the triad boss and kept going at Lucy in the hospital should have gotten a raise. I mean he died but if he had lived he should have gotten a raise.
Definitely. Bro was frozen solid and in agony by a god woman and still came back for seconds
broo your editing is so funny lmao
Cheers, try my best
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your movie recap is so much more interesting than the actual movie
I have a new perspective of this movie. Thank you. 👍👍
Glad to help
Stupid thing about these movies is that the supercharged character always panics and the chase begins. If my mind was supercharged, my first move would be THINK OF A PLAN. But in movies you either run or rampage
"Are you saying that dolphins are sociopaths?"
Yes. Next question?
Like Carl Jung talks about, she has become one with her shadow self, transcending and becoming more than a mere human. It's all metaphors and inside out, but insane if you take anything literally.
I love this movie!
I liked the editing with leopards.
This video does a god job of covering the movie's absurdity, but there's even more.
Apparently once you're IQ gets high enough, you end up on the Autism spectrum (and as referred to) disregard human life. It's unintentionally hilarious ( which makes it even funnier), but somewhere in there is also a decent sci-fi movie (if you're not laughing too hard).
Yes, Lucy is a living God and can put everyone to sleep, but sometimes, you just need to have car chases and gun battles.
10:25 ah, I love whe that happens, it was extra fun when the mcu scrolls did it
This is unironically one of my favorite movies, it put me on to scarjo too. A million videos breaking down how stupid the movie is won’t get me to like it any less. It might say something about me that Limitless is also one of my favorite movies of all time.
It is a mindless bit of escapism.
i think this movie could have been a really cool superhero movie about retaining humanity but it just doesn't and loses Lucy as a character pretty early on.
Fun fact: The script for this movie was written in comic sans
Really? Bold choice, I guess
I remember seeing this with my aunt and uncle and we left the theater and my uncle goes "wow... that was like on the level of the Matrix. Incredible" Whereas for me it had been on of those movies where I literally cringed constantly at how tryhard and inane it was. I couldn't believe we had seen the same movie.
I liked this movie. A lot didn’t make sense if you thought about it too hard. But, not a terrible movie. Scarlett is also amazing to watch/look at. I almost wish they had made it longer to make certain parts better. All in all I liked it.
I had to watch this movie after I saw the end scene where she turns into a supercomputer with a USB flash drive.
8:17 that's hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
I’m gonna have to go watch this again. Trainwrecks like this don’t come around nearly often enough.
I would like to think that the '10% concept, its its more like having a Attic, which whilest growing up and using does get gradually larger, but eventually inherently physically restricted in capacity
However, its important more how the owner of the Attic would utilize this space, just tossing any old junk randomly that would quickly clutter up the space, until its too bothersome to clean up
Whereas those 10% people, were able to reorganise them having to change the function of the room by moving around drawers/racks/walls etc, allowing to outperform their initial assumed capabilities of said room
I think you underestimate how few (if any) people pay attention in public or even a hospital.
I think they measured the amount of energy brain uses for high-order cognition, probably in the cerebrum, which is 1-10% and assumed we use only 10% of our capacity. Particularly, it's probably on the action potential of myelinated neurons in to cortex (I assume). But the brain does that on purpose, (because it's energy expensive) and uses the sponatnous activity in low-frequency fluctuations, etc...
What would happen, if you were to use more than 10% energy?
@@lakshaykochhar6799 headache
@@TheHappySun I was thinking of exhaustion and dizziness, but close enough.
@@lakshaykochhar6799I think more accurately would be epilepsy.
I'm a simple man. I see that Scarlett Johansson is in something and I'll watch it.
I loved it as a kid
One of the first mary sues of the mary sue era of cinema.
I cant take her seriously as an actress. The dead look in her eyes is called acting
Honestly, that is a nice "So bad it's good" movie.
So many cringe inducing scenes, a plot written by a teenage edgelord (teenadgelord?), and lines worthy of a Steven Seagal movie.
But you need a shitload of alcool to get through.
The most annoying thing about this trope is that, we do use 100% of our brain. Of course not every neuron fires at once, if every neuron did, that would be a massive (and probably lethal) epileptic seizure. Just like having every transistor of a CPU activate at once would just be nonsense.
It's also quite annoying how some writers seem to think that being super intelligent is basically magic; I can understand how it might seem somewhat magical how someone very smart and skilled in their art can come up with a solution to a problem faster than you can even articulate the problem; but to leap from "seems magical" to it _is_ literal magic is a rather stupid idea.
@Loomar I totally agree with you, when I watched this movie on cinema I thought that Lucy is the perfect example of a Mary Sue character, she can do everything and she is way too much powerful. The idea behind this plot has no point because a lot of the specacular scene we watched where useless since Lucy is showed able to make her enemies asleep just moving her hand. And since she's so strong and powerful you have no doubt she will have success on her mission.
P.S.
In my opinion it's funny the end when Lucy looses her hown body when she turn her brain to 100% (cause she does not need anymore) BUT she needs a f*cking SMS to say her friend that she "is everywhere" LOL
I've taken to liking your videos Loomar, but imho this one is over-editted, still good but not as good as your others
At least Akira had the kick ass motorcycle gang fight before turning to crap
One of the greatest films of all time
It wasn't a bazooka. Specifically it was an AT4. Rocket launcher would have been a better choice of words.
I went to see this in the theater i was pissed at the end. Pissed
"The boyfriend, who I'll call Richard, because that's his name..." 💀💀💀💀💀💀
1:28 For a minute there, I thought that was a roundabout way of you calling the boyfriend a Grayson.
If someone like this did exist, they'd be super persuasive. They wouldn't be able to control your mind, but they could instantly tell what's most important to you and use that against you. It would be no contest. They'd probably be able to get you to do anything. They'd be super-personable and super-likable. They would definitely have high level status and would become some sort of religious figure like Jesus or Buddha. They would have a cult following. Like in Limitless, they'd be rich and have superstar status. They'd be a polyglot (a person who speaks 4 or more languages) so they would be able to travel anywhere. Learning any career (like a lawyer or a doctor) would be a piece of cake to them. They'd be able to learn 10 years worth of training in a handful of weeks.
4:00 dolphins got no fire.
The virgin aquatic mammals vs the chad smart monkey boys
Lucy was a pain to watch all through in the cinema back in the day. I remember it all felt so illogical, unbelievable development, stupid progression and characters impossible to accept as believable. This was not a movie that helped anyone, but put a dent in their resumes incl. Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman and Luc Besson.
How a chemical drug makes you unnatural intelligent and super powered at same time and then becoming a "Godlike being" who leaves out of nothing a working USB that holds everything.... its just major stupid and when the movie wants to be taken serious, its even worse.
4:40 help me out. What movie is that scene from? Or name of the actor playing the older British officer on the left
The Patriot
@@TheRealLoomar Thanks! Tom Wilkinson is the actor I was looking for
Somebody recommended a good Scarlett Johansen film to me around the time lucy came out, I just assumed they meant lucy and unfortunately I watched it, they were actually on about under the skin
Yeah, you really need an intrinsic field subtractor to become Dr. Manhattan....
I mean, the plot was based on theoretical book about the human mind. The director didn't just pull it out his ass. Theoriess are not fact they are assumptions. So i didn't go into the movie thinking "this is so factual" and believe it blindly, I was fascinated with the idea that the movie potrayed but still took it with a grain of salt, because its well...a theory.
For all its jank, I sure do like this movie! And man, is there jank.
Unlocking 20% brainpower to allow the brain the control the whole body makes more sense the deeper you think about it. Likely what he’s talking about here is the conscience mind and what it controls ie. arms, legs, head, etc.. Unlocking 20% brainpower would allow the conscience mind to regulate body temperature, control digestive muscles, and wiggle the ears. This could have significant survival ramifications like the ability to reduce heart rate or control blood flow to detoxify the body.
Kinda like how robots do in fiction?
The whole mistake with the fundamental idea of these films is that we DO use pretty much 100% of our brains - just not all at once. And before you go looking, yeah it's totally possible to use it all at once. It's called a seizure, and really is best avoided.
It's kinda like saying your car would go a lot faster if all the cylinders fired at once. It's just not how it actually works, I'm afraid.
Next Marvel movie......Phoenix vs Lucy💥
This is one of my least favorite movies I’ve ever seen. The movie had zero stakes in it with her being so powerful to the point where it got silly. I remember how stupid it was when she began changing her hair color, making people float upward, time traveling, then becoming some entity beyond our existence.
Oh god thank you for this. I thought I was going crazy seeing how most people seemed to truly have liked this movie despite the retardedly stupid concept of "I have extremely high IQ, hence I can control space, matter and time". I mean what the actual fuck. Limitless does a much better job at portraying what having super-intellect would be like, imo. Still borderline superhuman but not this dragon ball bullshit. No offense to dragon ball.
The funny thing that by natural selection this is not even the human super Power. We are still Doomed by time
So, I actually saw this movie originally and thought it was a brilliant satire, because it was so absurd I thought it was taking the piss. My friend tried to convince me the director was being sincere but I brushed him off. Then I saw an interview and I realized it was actually the work of idiots and felt kinda sad. It's so strange. This movie is so bad it feels like a parody of itself.
Why does thinking something could be booby trapped just negate the fact that it could still be the thing they agreed on? Taking precaution doesn’t mean the first option is now null and void. You can prepare for it to have a bomb while you also have your in house junkie on stand by to test the stuff you were assuming was getting delivered. It’s not that hard.
The Real Loomer replying to SpensaVenture in the comments here -
"It's definitely a fun movie. It just doesn't make any sense on any scale."
Exactly. It's a "get lost in another world" for two hours movie.
There were so many great fantasy scenes in this movie, I felt like the audience was the ones that had taken the drugs.
A very entertaining movie done very well by all who made it.
The reality is, Lucy would have been dead in a minute after getting all those drugs in her system. But this is a movie. Not reality. Thankfully.
I was mad when it ended. I wanted to see more of Scarlett kicking axx.
Obviously this movie is nonsense. But I did find it interesting. Also Scarlett Johansson does an excellent job carrying this movie and succeeded in keeping me watching until the end. The review of this movie 👍
Nice video should probably change “were” to where in the title.
It's always been like that (I'm gonna Mandela effect you)
Have you seen a vid from someone called westside tyler's responding to drinker barbie vid?
I like Lucy.x
I was looking for garbage television on Amazon and I found the mother load with LUCY. Oh boy I could not agree more. Scarlet Jo and Morgan Free did a lot of damage to their rep, The director and writers should be ashamed. This movie had absolutely no reason to be made.
This movie is so stupid in my opinion. How can you be so smart and be so stupid? You can manipulate your cells. That already tells me you can manipulate your cells to save yourself. You know what I think? I think she's still in that cell, high as fuck. She's hallucinating all this and dying of overdose. That's what I think is actually happening. My IQ is below average. And if I can already figure out how to save myself with that power, then she doesn't really have that power. Because if she did, she would had figured out a better solution than I did being smarter than I am. But since she didn't, she's actually just hallucinating all this and dying of overdose. Which is why she can't save herself. Because she really doesn't have powers. She feels herself sloping away, so her mind creates all of this to try and hold on to life but in the end, she ends up dying from the overdoes. That's what I think is happening.
no matter how much sims try and hate on this movie , its fkn awesome and no amount of crying will ever bring it down
Got to love a movie whose basic premise is a lie. Human beings you not only use 10% of their brain, we use the whole fucking thing
How dare you remind me of this hilarious trash.
I dare
@@TheRealLoomar Good, because your "Finger in the bum" bit absolutely killed me. That's good payment right there.
If it was hilarious, why would you nit want to reminded of it? LOL
@@enadegheeghaghe6369Because while it's supposed to be a movie about someone using more of their brain, it makes me feel like I'm losing more of mine.
@@EndThusIAm so it's not hilarious then? LOL
Why didn’t she just walk away even with the case attached to her it’s only a pair of handcuffs it’s not like that place doesn’t have a key for sale
It's just so very, very French.
How would bullets fall out of the bottom of a semi auto pistol 😂
That's actually a pretty good question now that I think about it. Maybe she forced them out the bottom? But then again, they all fall really slowly, almost like they just fell out without any force applied to them
Answer is, just don't think about it
That’s “cheetahs and gazelles “.
If she's so smart, she would find more efficient ways to do ....whatever she's doing
Excuse me Loomar, may i please ask your opinion of Formula 51?
Imma keep it real with you chief
I didn't even know this movie existed until you mentioned it, which is strange because I love Sam Jackson and Robert Carlyle
However it didn't do well at the box office, so that might be why
Will try and check it out tomorrow and get back to you about it
@@TheRealLoomarMany thanks. I really hope that you enjoy it. btw, i used to collect obscure overlooked good films and, if you would like, i could maybe offer a few more film titles that you may like?
Say what you like, I liked Lucy. It was dumb as hell, it is certainly not Limitless, but I liked it.
I remember this film it was so terrible.
Fun to watch. Terrible to comprehend
This movie was so ridiculous 🤣
Alright man, im commenting only 2min in and havent legitimately lol'd in a video so early in a long time. "Monkey drinking water like a loser..." tf 😅
She's not very good at drinking, that's all I'm going to say
I like to think its just a drug trip
I hate this movie with all my heart. Every time I think about it I go into rage mode
1:04 idk if this is irony or ignorance but she’s drinking that way to watch out for predators
Almost like I used it as a set up for a joke
@@TheRealLoomar myb wasnt a punchline or funny so i assumed otherwise
No i like rhis movie !!!
I like this movie too. It's just not very good
Why you playing some music in the background
We only use 10% of our brain..... Is not true. We use all of our brain, but can only use a certain percent at any one time.
How would you know there _isn't_ a hyper-advanced dolphin civilisation? ;)
Don't make me even more paranoid about them
@@TheRealLoomar They can spend all day naked and never have to pay rent.