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You could say that Woody Allen, by shifting his milieu from New York's Upper East Side to London's elegant Belgravia, has not so much re-invented himself (as some have suggested) as gone back to the motherland of the Wasp good taste he's always aspired to. But there's no need to be rude. Whatever Allen's needs or motives, a change of light and scenery was obviously good for him. His new movie, "Match Point," devoted to lust, adultery, and murder, is the most vigorous thing he's done in years. The beginning, however, is lame: we're introduced to an Irish-born tennis pro, Chris Wilton (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), a very good player--he played Andre Agassi a couple of times--who ...