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Lucy is a fantasy. Myself, I don’t really care if serious film ‘experts’. diss it; for me that is the last thing that’s important for me. From the start, I just love the visuals for example: as the trap begins, we see a cheetah stalking a Thompson’s gazelle and this continues for a while... Perhaps it’s because I’m an artist ? We see her morph into pure unrestrained power. ....love it! “Learning is always a painful process.” Ouch!! 😱 How about her calling Detective Del Rio and telling him to pick up the red pen! One many scenes has the detective and his fellow policemen, practically helpless as their bullets simply fall to the floor. Machismo disappears in a few seconds...... This and many scenes make me laugh, which I prefer. For instance, while in the car, when she see’s the lines on the windshield and separates them and discovers that it’s data. She’s pretty stone faced throughout, except for the ‘early man’ who has a profound effect on her which touches me deeply. I am simple when seeing such interesting visuals like b making the bad guys float to the ceiling rather than bullets! I don’t care about being right; this flick is a “gas gas gas” as Mick said long ago. I do recommend y’all take your own path. I’ve watched it many times. Guess maybe I’m slow! No matter: I love it and Scarlet is a winner. She also can sing..... take a listen! That’s all folks....... Later....... Richard 😎

This flick is exceptional but not for folk that expect a predictable plot. Joseph Gordon Levit is a very different character: he's an anarchist and does pretty much what he wants. ...ends up moving in to a damaged family who are so wasted from sadness, he stays. The rest has the boy seeking solace from his only symbol of love which continues throughout. I enjoyed it because of this unusual group of players and how they survived. Natalie Portman is a perfect character for Devin Brochu and Hesher. Hesher's soft spot for the elderly, which is quite different, adds a touch of humanity that's hard to find elsewhere. Not for PC folk, ....they would walk out. I loved it. It's a 'campy' flick.

I enjoyed all of the actors especially the dogs. just kidding....Cher and Olympia were excellent. They were so natural in all their settings. The many different relationships was so pleasant after so many 'set plot' flicks. I also enjoyed the balance of humor and 'love', which for me was the central theme.