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After a decade when the only person to take her seriously was Woody Allen, Scarlett Johansson seems to have found her groove of late, https://brandscarlett.com/ with the new actioner "Lucy" as further confirmation of her niche.

She's been a poker-faced Russian comic book heroine in "The Avengers" universe, a murderously humorless alien in "Under the Skin" and a voice a guy could fall in love with in "Her." And that's the polished skill-set she brings to "Lucy," a vulnerable college student whose poor choice in beaus gets her tangled up with a Korean/Taiwanese mob unleashing a new drug on Europe.

Lucy resists the pleas of Richard (Pilou Asbæk) to deliver a briefcase, so he just handcuffs it to her and sends her in to meet her fate with Mr. Jang (Min-sik Choi).

Jang's bloody hands make Lucy whimper in fear. And that's before she realizes what his associate (Julian Rhind-Tutt) has in store. They need to transport this potent new drug and she's to be one of the couriers. They knock her out and sew it into her intestines.