Chaos Theory Reviews

While I do not understand why Emily Mortimer was used in this (I find her annoying in general), the rest of the casting was done really well. Ryan Reynolds does a great job with his role of a man who has his whole life shaken up after a bizarre (and comical) set of circumstances reveals a serious and life-changing fact to him.

How he deals with this revelation, and his family and closest friend deals with it, is both entertaining, and a bit moving. When I first saw this movie, I recommended it to a lot of people while I worked in a video store. None came back with any complaints over the choice, but I think it's now become a lesser known title overall, which is a shame, because it's a pretty solid movie.

Frank Allen (Reynolds) is an obsessed efficiency expert whose very organized life changes to pure chaos very rapidly.

Granted, this film has some funny moments. It's not 100% hilarious all the way, but what makes the film funny, are (some of) the situations that take place.