Neymar: Das vollkommene Chaos

Docuseries that lives up to and merits its title, arguing every aspect of the Brazilian player from a reasonable perspective, making a constructive social critique.

"Neymar: The Perfect Chaos" is the exemplary representation of a footballer who could have been much more on the field, with incredible, remarkable potential, but who has unfortunately suffered many negative things. "The Perfect Chaos" is the exemplary representation of a footballer who could have been much more on the field, with incredible, remarkable potential, but who has unfortunately suffered many negative things. That is why, within the three episodes, we delve into an interesting narrative that may clarify some doubts about it. Of course, from the perspective of its creators. Director David Charles Rodrigues does well, along with the editing staff, they provide a smooth experience.

From my perspective, it meets every expectation when it comes to football documentaries. Arguing the beginnings of Neymar Jr, his upbringing, his talent, his relationship with his parents, his sense of belonging, his rise to professional football in Brazil, his transfers to European teams, and his problems with fame, the media, and fans.

Within his reflective messages, we have self-criticism, the importance of fatherhood, selfishness, anger, impulsivity, personal achievements, the disadvantages of fame, talent, secondary images, sacrifice, the fragility of the human being, business, friendship, actions with negative outcomes, among others.

The docuseries has good editing, music, and entertaining moments. Its narrative arc is decent, but it could have been better. I think its ending was somewhat rushed or simply lacked something to leave the audience's expectations open. It deserves the chance if you're a football fan.

6.5/10.

Weird choice of translators. Seems like a Japanese Anime. Outside of that, not too shabby. It's really hard to establish an establish an aesthetic-distance with these translators, but this athlete deserves the attention. Overall, pretty good if tou can get over the voice-overs. Fill space with repeat here. Also, Mad Max sucks.

Weird choice of translators. Seems like a Japanese Anime. Outside of that, not too shabby. It's really hard to establish an establish an aesthetic-distance with these translators, but this athlete deserves the attention. Overall, pretty good if tou can get over the voice-overs. Fill space with repeat here. Also, Mad Max sucks.

Learned very little by watching this. Production was pretty average, not surprising since Lebron james is one of the executive producers, and storytelling was also unremarkable. There were some interesting footages that I hadn't seen before regarding some of the events in his life, but I feel that people who are familiar with football and Neymar will walk away with pretty much nothing new.

I enjoyed the Tv show and it reveal some interesting part of the life of neymar. That we cant see very often. His relationship with his dad, his career, his injuries. And a lot of things that he thinks about some side of his life. I enjoyed the TV show and i recommend it to see to people who is fan of Neymar Jr.

One kind of documentary that ill suggest to the sport lovers and ney admirers all around the world. It is seriously a masterpiece and perfect chaos on its own. People have gone harsh on ney for the past years, but this series is defo gonna give you a clear image of neymars life, passion and behaviour which is sure to make you believe that this fella is an overhated lad. Nothing else. The first episode was quite interesting for me and i didnt know how that 50 mins were passed. Looking forward for more of these kinda legendary documentary!! IN SHORT, WORTH WATCHING.