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Match Point

Woody Allen picks a cliched theme but presents his values of sex and love in a fresh way. Match Point travels through the sound of opera throughout the film, making a film set in realism full of drama. Woody Allen is a pessimist who sees the world through tragic eyes. Woody Allen believes that the real world is pessimistic, so in his movies, the pessimism is rampant: Chris, who wants to get ahead, falls in love with his sister-in-law; A lovestruck Chris gives Chloe a tragic record, confessing his love of tragedy; Nora's career fails, her boyfriend dumps her, and her love affair with Chris doesn't work out. The reason Chloe's parents don't mind Chris's poor background is because Chloe ran away with a poor boy boyfriend; It didn't matter that Chris wasn't doing well in business, because the in-laws only cared about him making Chloe happy, which was his only value in the family; In the sheriff's dream, Chris recites the words of the Greek tragedy poet Sophocles: "Not to be born into this world is perhaps the most perfect outcome." ; Chris admitted: "If I am caught and convicted, I should be, it shows that there is some justice in the world, there is some hope."

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Maddy's newly created movie themed playlist

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Maddy's newly created movie themed playlist

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