Relive the Lucy scene at Regent Taipei – take photos, check in, and enjoy the CPH4 energy drink to the fullest!
Last updated 2026-09-24 — The movie “Lucy” has been a box office hit. Within just two weeks of its Taiwan release, it surpassed NT$300 million in ticket sales, and globally it has earned as much as $8 billion, becoming Luc Besson’s masterpiece. A 50-minute showcase of Taipei scenery successfully promoted the city...
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The Lucy tourism craze is heating up — a photo op and check-in event at Regent Hotel. (Photo by Zhang Yingying)
The Regent Hotel, which appears early in the film, has attracted many fans coming to pay homage. The hotel has also launched the CPH4 blue energy drink and recreated the elevator scene from the Lucy shoot to cash in on the trend!
Just take a photo with the Lucy scene at Regent Hotel and upload it to get a discount on the CPH4 Lucy energy drink. (Photo by Zhang Yingying)
With assistance from the French production team, the elevator set where the female lead is kidnapped by gangsters and taken upstairs in the hotel lobby was recently airlifted to Taiwan. Regent Hotel has rebuilt the movie scene, and customers whotake a photo with the “Lucy” elevator, check in on Facebook or Instagram, and leave a comment saying “LUCY@Refent” can enjoy a buy-one-get-one-free deal on the hotel’s second-floor specialty “CPH4 Lucy Energy Drink.”This allows fans to relive scenes from the movie and indulge in their star-chasing fun!
CPH4 is the key to Lucy developing her superhuman brainpower. (Photo by Zhang Yingying)
CPH4 is the experimental drug that the female lead in the movie accidentally absorbs, and it is the key to Lucy developing her superpowers. Inspired by the four letters of CPH4, Regent’s Upper Lounge creatively designed the “CPH4 Lucy Energy Drink,” combining elements from the film with health-focused ingredients. Carefully selected components include chia seeds (Chia Seed) representing the letter C, P for French Perrier sparkling water, H for honey water (Honey Water), and a mint blue citrus jelly made from four cocktail elements representing the number 4. This echoes the experimental drug CPH4 from “Lucy.” With its magical flavor reminiscent of the movie, everyone is invited to join the Lucy fever and enjoy a refreshing CPH4 drink!
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