電影史上最任性妄為的主角此中尋，狂人彼埃洛亦瞠乎其後，打孖上兼且是女性。還好有齊媞洛娃的女性目光，捷克新浪潮稜角盡見。十七歲黐孖妹瑪麗一號與二號，為生存尋找意義，去喪玩喪食喪蒲，玩死成熟好色男，更自創不道德的遊戲，令名流嚇餐死。此作辣慶所有人，當時保守的電檢固然，前衛如高達亦不能幸免。但經典地位已成定論，不只因無厘頭背後的寓意，更因一時無兩的實驗精神如元神出竅：一個鏡頭玩盡黑白彩色與單色，剪接、佈景與服裝結合普普、超現實與達達風，視覺效果俗艷又張狂。
　　意大利貝加莫電影節大獎
　　這部大癲大肺的女性主義鬧劇沒有情節，剪接與色彩的實驗天馬行空。它正面抨擊合模與消費主義，兩個貪飲貪食的女孩狂歡作樂無法無天，像豬一樣搗亂饗宴，又用高跟鞋踐踏食物。利維特的名作《茜蓮與茱莉浪遊記》亦深受影響。
　　- Elliott Stein, Village Voice
　　Decades before Moulin Rouge made waves with outré cinematography and design came Vera Chytilova`s film about societal vapidity and the human penchant to pay lip service to outrage. Marie and Marie are two girls revelling in bad behaviour. Numbed to the point of focusing solely on destruction and negativity, they con men into expensive meals and play cruel pranks simply because they can. Daisies is one part morality tale, one part slapstick comedy, and one part social criticism, long banned by censors. Unapologetic in its willingness to be subversive and relentlessly nihilistic with an inevitably violent ending, Daisies stands out among Czech New Wave films for its sheer originality, effusive energy and angry feminist tone.
　　Grand Prix at Bergamo Film Festival
　　Daisies is full of humor, wry observation and remarkable color photography (by Ester Krumbachova, one of the great talents of the Wave). Daisies is a surprisingly light-hearted and watchable film for a work that is so extreme in its experimentation.
　　- Andrew James Horton
　　Source: Czech New Wave 2006