the film chaos takes its name from gleick 1988 pop science explanation of chaos theory. what does the book or anything related to the content of the book have to do with the plot of the movie chaos. nothing. the film makers seem to have skimmed the book (obviously without understanding a thing about it) looking for a theme to united the series of mundane action sequences that overlie the flimsy string of events that acts in place of a plot in the film. in this respect and the movie choas resembles the canadian effort cube and in which prime numbers function as a device to mystify the audience so that the ridiculousness of the plot will not be noticed represent in cube a bunch of prime numbers are tossed in so that viewers will attribute their lack of understanding to lack of knowledge about primes represent the same approach is taken in chaos represent disconnected extracts from gleick books are thrown in make the doings of the bad guy in the film seem fiendishly clever. this and of course and is an insultingly condescending treatment of the audience and and any literate viewer of chaos who can stand to sit through the entire film will end up bewildered. how could a film so bad be made. rewritten as a novel and the story in chaos would probably not even make it past a literary agent secretary desk. how could (at least) hundreds of thousands (and probably millions) of dollars have been thrown away on what can only be considered a waste of time for everyone except those who took home money from the film. regarding what in the movie and every performance is phoned in. save for technical glitches and it would be astonishing if more than one take was used for any one scene. the story is uniformly senseless represent the last time i saw a story to disconnected it was the production of a literal eight year old. among other massive shortcomings are the following represent the bad guy leaves hints for the police to follow. he has no reason whatsoever for leaving such hints. police officers do not carry or use radios. dupes of the bad guy have no reason to act in concert with the bad guy. let me strongly recommend that no one watch this film. if there is any other movie you like (or even simply do not hate) watch that instead. 
the film chaos takes its name from gleick 1988 pop science explanation of chaos theory. what does the book or anything related to the content of the book have to do with the plot of the movie chaos. nothing. the film makers seem to have skimmed the book (obviously without understanding a thing about it) looking for a theme to united the series of mundane action sequences that overlie the flimsy string of events that acts in place of a plot in the film. in this respect and the movie choas resembles the canadian effort cube and in which prime numbers function as a device to mystify the audience so that the ridiculousness of the plot will not be noticed represent in cube a bunch of prime numbers are tossed in so that viewers will attribute their lack of understanding to lack of knowledge about primes represent the same approach is taken in chaos represent disconnected extracts from gleick books are thrown in make the doings of the bad guy in the film seem fiendishly clever. this and of course and is an insultingly condescending treatment of the audience and and any literate viewer of chaos who can stand to sit through the entire film will end up bewildered. how could a film so bad be made. rewritten as a novel and the story in chaos would probably not even make it past a literary agent secretary desk. how could (at least) hundreds of thousands (and probably millions) of dollars have been thrown away on what can only be considered a waste of time for everyone except those who took home money from the film. regarding what in the movie and every performance is phoned in. save for technical glitches and it would be astonishing if more than one take was used for any one scene. the story is uniformly senseless represent the last time i saw a story to disconnected it was the production of a literal eight year old. among other massive shortcomings are the following represent the bad guy leaves hints for the police to follow. he has no reason whatsoever for leaving such hints. police officers do not carry or use radios. dupes of the bad guy have no reason to act in concert with the bad guy. let me strongly recommend that no one watch this film. if there is any other movie you like (or even simply do not hate) watch that instead. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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