What's the (match) point?

Rating: 5/10 (27 May 2020)

The first part of the movie seemed interesting, even if this is not my kind of film, for sure. I enjoyed the adultery thing but it could have been written in a better way (did they really have sex under the rain without getting a cold? Lol). Too many repetitive moments and too many indefinite time jumpings.
By the way, I liked how the rich guys have been represented as stupid pampered people with no substance. But not the wife. Damn the wife is too stupid, that's unrealistic! She is assumed to think only about having children with his husband, yet she doesn't understand that there's something wrong with him.
But nothing really terrible until the "thriller" part.
I understand that this movie is something about fortune, but again, this is unrealistic. I neglect the ridiculous police work: that part should have not been filmed to me. Chris' murder plan has been smart, but not so much that he could get away with it. This is not about being lucky, this is about
being sorrounded by stupid blind people.
And what's the consequence of the murder? Just an hallucination?
So the question is: what's the point?
The main character has been an angel-looking bad guy for the whole time and no one noticed that. He is able to do whatever he wants, it doesn't matter: fortune would always help him. This makes no sense to me.
At least I agree on the fact that Scarlett Johansson is attractive to everyone.