Match Point (3/8) Movie CLIP - Believing in Luck (2005) HD

Jonathan Rhys Myers y Scarlett Johansson desbordaban química sexual.

I think it was a very weak attempt in making a suspenseful movie. Very predictable from the beginning the only problem the ending because it was so ridiculous. It's a perfect murder and it worked because of luck wow...fantastic. writing. No one check the home where the guns are kept are kept? He explained his affair, and of course, that's not a motive. Awful, very disappointed

Awful movie, the ending. The old lady never left the house she had to know the person that killed her to let him in. So many clues and the detectives are just like "oh looks exactly how it's supposed to be almost as if it were staged"! ,,🥱🥴 atleast make the murder clever. It was sloppy and amateur.

Napoleon preferred a general who was lucky to one who was skilful. And the Buddha says the things that happen to one are influenced by one's appearance, the mores of the society one lives in, the government, where one has been born, but also one's own actions. And He explains that personal luck is the result of actions good/bad that one performed in past lives.

Scarlett and Jon wearing black. The others wearing white.

.....This terorists group of Samsonovi, lukini, Ahmetovi, Ahmatnurovi, Mitini, Shainurovi, Orlovi, Zenkovi, Kuznetsovi, Sivkovi
from Perm.  Their terrorists group organized terracts Trade Center 2011, Tsunami 2004, MS Estonia 1994, terakts in metro of Moscow, fire in hromaya loshad cafe in Perm, corona virus in 2019. They ordered corona virus and honored in their family name corona siv kobi. They did it in Keansburg city where some of them live by puting a book with notes Kobe, where I rented room. I did not know them before I started renting the room. I discovered later that they are terorists from Russia.  They did these teratcts for stealing cinema movies from my family and also for having restorants Tanuki. They stole digital copy of my body and sell movies by attaching their dauchers heads to it. Their group  killers, kidnappers, rapers, pedophiles, traffikers, torturers, robbers. They did it for stealing cinema studios. They like to make teracts calling by their names like Siv kobe, tsum nami , me vse, ne pen gon  etc. Who can burry their tero group? They did a memorial Kennedy in USA where they put boats parts in earth to threaten people reminding about old nuclear boats in water. In about 2004 they sent their tetorists group members who called herself Aby and her friends in Japan in Cobe sity there they  organized Tsunami for climing to sketch their faces in Disney movies and as sportsmen and politics. They like to attach they heads to copy of my body and copy of body Prince Charls without any right for it. They stole digital copy of my body and attach their heads to it. I never gave any right to them to sell digital copy of my body to feed their terorists group. Who can burry them all?
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She never went back to Colorado because she got blasted with a shotgun. And hes twisted

It should not even be possible for a person to be as beautiful as Scarlett Johansson is. And this movie was great, and she was great in it.

Chloe, the rich girl, believes in "hard work" 🤣🤣

Heather was a bit more attractive than chloe. If maybe he'd found a girl like her he wouldnt' have felt compelled to cheat.

Wouw. Not a fare trade to loose your legs but find eternal life? I hope that poor souls repents.

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What's wrong with Colorado

Matthew Goode is so handsome

Disgusting movie, disgusting people.

Love this movie...

Jonathan is so handsome , extremely!

everything is an accident, even life That's pretty dismal

Jonathan Rhys was absolutely brilliant in this film. To be fair an Oscar Worthy Performance!

Did he ever get any punishment

ALÉM DE SER LINDA, TEM UM OLHAR ARREPIANTE.

There is no such thing as fate

This movie is perfectly good 😊🌟👄

He couldn't bring himself to leave the rich wife because he was a gold digger. He sold himself to that family. Instead, he decided to murder the woman he wanted to keep the money and status. Maybe not as dramatic, but these things happen to people in real life. I don't find the plot very pleasant for that reason.

Everyone writes about how Scarlett was pretty and steamy hot,and it's certainly true. But that's what the movie is about: even the most desired woman, even the most beautiful lady in the world can start to annoy a man who was ready to sacrifice everything for her. The moment a woman loves back, she becomes so vulnerable – of course, if there's no love for her from the man's side back.

Smoking is so rare to see now

I can't help noticing a resemblance between Emily Mortimer (Chloe) and the singer Sophie Ellis Bextor.

Order modestly...that’s me lol

Scarlet is one of the most desired women in history❗️♥️

Magnificent!

I Like Scarlett Johansson is My Favortie Actress And She's Natahsa/Romanoff Black Widow & Ash The Porcupine

One of my favorite movies.

Bruh how do people not like the plot or the script for this movie. I guess I can understand, but this is also one of the most biting looks at class and its inevitable connection to attraction. It also posits a deeper message about how everything is predetermined; hard work only serves to bolster inevitabilities. Chris is from a modest background but he happens to be good at tennis, though he never worked hard enough to make it big (even though he says he felt that luck was the determining factor here) so he receives access to the upper class through this one latent ability. He also happens to be really attractive, which is essentially the basis on which Chloe interacts with him. Same reason that Nola does as well, so why should they be any different to him? Sure he and his wife have solid back and forth, but at no point do we see their relationship as a strong one that can withstand more than a slight breeze. It is built on certain surface level incentives from the get go, which is why Chris never questions his escapades with Nola. Chris only accepts his wife because he believes luck to have dealt his hand once again, as she is his access to stable living and upper class life. His negligence with the affair throughout is built on this same nihilistic mindset (why does it matter? None of this has a purpose anyway). This is challenged though with the midpoint crisis of the movie, where Chris ultimately realizes that the nature of life is that we desire wealth and power over anything else, even a feeling of realness, because “meaning” has no buying power. As much as he hates this fact, he can’t escape it. Which leads him to making his big decision. The most impactful moment in the movie though is when he's hallucinating at the end, and he says he would almost want to get caught for his sloppiness because then at least "some small justice would have been served, an indication that there's meaning in the world". As much as that would be meaningful though, he knows he’ll never turn himself in or surrender voluntarily. So tragic, because in this way, his ultimate escape from the law could be considered ironically unlucky because he never got to experience a world with real consequences that make sense. But it’s more that luck is the only element that matters, meaning doesn’t exist in the world, so Chris will never seek it. But that’s all he wants at the end of the day, to know that there's an order to universe, even though in this case that would FEEL unlucky. He would happily trade meaning for luck in an ideal world, but Chris knows it futile. Peering deeply in this way, luck is not an inherent good, because you can get swept up in its current, as you’re given creature comforts at the expense of real meaning. To Chris, the world is all built on what you can get away with. Any ability to succeed is predicated upon a prior stroke of luck. Chris never had to work hard to get where he is, even if he started off lower class, and he knows that deep down. Why would he ever face consequences for murder when there's a homeless person who fits the bill better than he does, all based on a luck of the draw that determines how others see you. He detests the world he lives in, for being so godless, and for creating humans who will convince themselves they're in control of the path they take for their sanctity of mind. They tell themselves there’s meaning, but that feeling of meaning is still rooted in their luck, the only true decider. But in reality, the people around him are lucky enough to believe in meaning, he’s unlucky enough to only believe in luck. He’s his own enemy, but he only ever sees life through the lens of happenstance. I think it's a genius film.

There is no free will, people!
One of my top fave WA films

Always loved her look here, just devastatingly attractive...

What a table of sexy people!

This guy might as well be Jude Law's brother. Same exact voice and he looks fairly similar.

I honestly don't get why people hate this movie. I thought it was brilliant. Woody Allen is really something special. Anyone who does not see the true beauty in this movie is not analyzing it well enough. Look at the body language, look at the facial expressions, the change in the tone of their voices, dig deeper.. Meyers and Johansson absolutely did a fantastic job acting in this movie, especially Johansson. It all seems so real

She was so lovely at 20. scarlett J. The dialogue is pure Wood man. Touching on philosophical questions he has dealt with in various ways over the years. Except here its with a British accent

I admit upfront that the plot and the script aren't the best but to see Myers and Johansson SMOULDER like a summer wave in heat makes this film so entertaining! She's SO SENSUAL! Yes, you'd kill for a girl that sexual and he looks like he could handle anything. Myers and Scarlett BURN this film! I really like it!

"I think faith is the path of least resistance" - Oh yes!

I thought Woody Allen films were supposed to be good?

execute all these posho elite assholes.

This scene was my favourite scene in the movie. The message was poignant and hit home for me.

Yes despair and faith are the paths of least resistance, living in your own fantasy world wishing for things to be different, accepting reality and making the most of it is a lot harder, which is the main reason there are people out there who need faith in the first place.