Avaliações do Metacritic

The drama's elegant structure, which takes you through a series of surprises so smoothly and logically that it might be over before you realize you've seen one of the new year's most intriguing, intelligent movies.

A breathlessly involving tale of urban indifference, rampant hypocrisy and the difference a little human decency can make, superbly played pic is a black comedy that's frequently funny but never frivolous.

Mixes satire and suspense in unexpected ways in a film that is as darkly amusing as it is bitterly critical of bourgeois society's indifference to suffering.

There is not a decent (or even half-decent) male character to be found in Chaos, a gripping feminist fable with a savage comic edge.

The picture holds us, not only through our wonderment at the mixture but through Serreau's dexterity and her casting.

One heck of a tale of deliciously unladylike payback.

Despite a brief, unnecessary foray into melodrama -- stands alone as compelling entertainment.

There's a carnivalesque medley of subplots scampering about the screen, but Serreau manages to emerge triumphant with all the threads nimbly stitched together.

The best that can be said of the men in Coline Serreau's Chaos is that some of them are pimps.

Never stops having its dark fun.