Lucy

Film · 2014 · 1h 29m

Skip two moments.

Here’s exactly when, and what happens just before.

  • Skip 1
    8:16 to 8:21

    You hear it, but don’t see it.

    Just before: A tense, violent scene with a man speaking Korean and Lucy in distress, then a sound of retching.

  • Skip 2
    1:01:06 to 1:01:16

    You hear it, but don’t see it.

    Just before: A character says they don't feel well, then a man grunts and heavy panting follows

After 1:01:16 you’re clear to the end.

Is there vomiting in Lucy (2014)?

Yes. Lucy has 2 moments where someone throws up, pukes or retches, at 8:16 and 1:01:06.

Does anyone throw up on screen in Lucy (2014)?

No, but you can hear it. At 8:16 you hear it but don’t see it. At 1:01:06 you hear it but don’t see it.

When is the vomiting scene in Lucy (2014)?

Skip 1: 8:16 to 8:21, about 5 seconds. Just before: A tense, violent scene with a man speaking Korean and Lucy in distress, then a sound of retching. Skip 2: 1:01:06 to 1:01:16, about 10 seconds. Just before: A character says they don't feel well, then a man grunts and heavy panting follows.

Is Lucy (2014) okay to watch with emetophobia?

For many people, yes, if you skip these 2 moments. Press “I’m starting it now” on this page and we’ll chime two minutes before each scene, and again when it’s clear.

ⓘChecked automatically from the film’s subtitles on 2026-10-25. Times can differ by a few seconds between streaming services. Scenes without any sound or dialogue can be missed.