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- Lucy 's transformation at 100% brain capacity transcends space and time, leaving behind a cosmic flash drive. At the end of Lucy, Scarlett Johansson's Lucy transforms into a living computer and leaves Morgan Freeman with the keys to taking the human race to the next step of its evolution.
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Oct 9, 2019 · One was a woman, Natalie Portman, in a close-up in a helmet in space and the other was a mugshot and the idea of how this person who's literally on top of the world ends up in this place.
Nov 9, 2016 · I understand in the end, Lucy uses 100% brain (rather than the usual 10%) and becomes Omnipotent. (Though I am aware that the director used the 10% myth rather than the actual logic for the brain.) But my doubt is about the minutes after the earth burns and splits into two planets.
Refusing to be beaten, Lucy pushes to escalate her affair and demands that Mark cease his relationship with Erin. Lucy's beloved grandmother dies of a stroke, an event that leaves Lucy deeply distressed and causing her husband to be increasingly concerned by her erratic behavior.
Oct 3, 2019 · Lucy in the Sky gives its protagonist a less sinister motive than what police records allege happened in real life. Lucy does not seem to hold animosity towards Erin and never attempts to hurt...
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Feb 5, 2024 · Ending Explained: The ending of Lucy in the Sky is intentionally open-ended, leaving room for interpretation. Throughout the film, Lucy becomes increasingly detached from reality, a feeling that is mirrored in the visual style of the movie.
Oct 1, 2019 · Above all, though, Lucy is a woman utterly changed by outer space. After staring at the Earth from above during her mission, Lucy is jolted by the perspective of life back on the ground.
Sep 18, 2019 · To what end, you might ask? There’s really no purpose for it, other than keep the edges of the screen moving every 10-15 minutes (or less!). Whatever magic cinematographer Polly Morgan (also a “Legion” collaborator of Hawley’s) was trying to capture within the frame goes out the window quickly.
