Cine TV Contest #111 - Favorite Movie About Spouses
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Match Point is a film directed by Woody Allen and it is considered one of the best films he has made in recent times This film mixes drama and suspense and presents a deep story about luck and ambition.
The story begins with Chris Wilton played by Jonathan Rhys Meyers a former tennis player of humble origins Chris joins a luxurious tennis club in London and meets Tom Hewitt who brings him into the world of the rich and the upper class Chris begins a relationship with Toms sister Chloe played by Emily Mortimer and then decides to marry her in order to benefit from her familys influence and money.
But things get complicated when Chris meets Nola played by Scarlett Johansson Toms fiancée He falls in love with her and begins a secret relationship with her which causes him to enter a spiral of lies and betrayal The film plays on the theme of luck and how one decision can change a persons life.
The acting performance was excellent Jonathan Rhys Meyers played the role of Chris brilliantly and he made us feel the contradictions of his character and the internal conflict he is going through Scarlett Johansson was wonderful in the role of Nola and she was able to express the characters feelings in a strong and touching way.
The direction was elegant and Woody Allen used simple elements such as colors and décor to reflect the different social classes Also the classical music he used was very appropriate for the atmosphere of the film.
The ending was shocking and unexpected and opens the way to thinking about luck and the role it plays in our lives The film deals with themes such as ambition luck and betrayal and presents a message about how the decisions we make can change the course of our lives.
Match Point is a fun and elegant film that discusses social and philosophical issues in an interesting way If you like movies that make you think and leave an impact on you I advise you to watch it.
