18
2005    2h 4minDrama, Suspense
7.677%81%7.4
Chris Wilton es un ambicioso y joven profesor de tenis con escasos recursos económicos. Gracias a su amistad con Tom Hewett, consigue entrar en la alta sociedad londinense y enamorar a su hermana Chloe. Tom, por su parte, sale con Nola Rice, una atractiva americana, de la que Chris se encapricha nada más verla. El azar, la pasión y, sobre todo, la ambición llevarán a Chris a cometer acciones que determinarán su vida y la de los demás para siempre.
Directed by Woody Allen
  • Jonathan Rhys MeyersChris Wilton
  • Scarlett JohanssonNola Rice
  • Emily MortimerChloe Hewett Wilton
  • Matthew GoodeTom Hewett
  • Brian CoxAlec Hewett
  • Penelope WiltonEleanor Hewett
  • James NesbittDetective Banner
  • Ewen BremnerInspector Dowd
  • Miranda RaisonHeather
  • Margaret TyzackMrs. Eastby
  • Rupert Penry-JonesHenry
  • Toby KebbellPoliceman
  • Alexander ArmstrongMr. Townsend
  • Paul KayeEstate Agent
  • Mark GatissPing-Pong Player
  • Simon KunzRod Carver
  • Geoffrey StreatfeildAlan Sinclair
  • John FortuneJohn the Chauffeur
  • Anthony O'DonnellCustodian
  • Rose KeeganCarol
  • 0 13 de abril de 2026
    While Woody Allen is synonymous with neurotic romantic comedies, Match Point is a departure into the realm of something more dramatic. the acting and script are superb, but the film’s depth lies in its intentional nod to classic literature. By having Chris Wilton read Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, the film establishes a moral framework rather than just a reference. It forces the audience to grapple with the "Extraordinary Man" theory; the idea that certain individuals may believe themselves above the law to achieve their ends. Beyond the central theme of luck, the film dives deep into the colder, more calculated aspects of human ambition: greed, pragmatic marriage, social class. At the beginning of the film you feel somewhat sympathetic to Chris's outsider ambition, charming personality, then you watch him unravel into something else. The "Journeyman" tennis lifestyle of that era is depicted in the movie authentically. This was before ATP tour started doing stipends for the lower ranks, match fixing and point shaving was more of an issue in the 90's-2000's. The film uses the net cord to explore fate and luck in tennis through the ultimate 'bad bounce'. It's NOT realistic.😂 Allen could have focused on too many lost break points, or injuries for his metaphor but it would have been less cinematic and longer to explain.
  • mickerdoo15 de agosto de 2025
    I like other Woody works. But this felt like waiting for something substantial to happen. Surface level feelings throughout. Big third act.
  • Robert Shaw7 de enero de 2026
    Good film. And Scarlett Johanson looks fantastic as always

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