Love and Death
Woody Allen delivers a wicked serve in 'Match Point'
When he tries to be the thinking man's Neil Simon, Allen appears mechanical--even in his aptitude for the carpentry of the well-constructed screenplay. But by turning himself into an American Chabrol, he has made strengths out of most of his flaws: exclusively uptown tastes, dramaturgy out of a leather-bound book, an insistence on a single, self-justifying point of view. I pray he will now cling tightly to his worst foible as an artist: his tendency to repeat himself.
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