Film Ending Discussion *SPOILERS*

I honestly hoped she'd go back to Nick! A cheating husband was expecting her home, so...

When I get the time, I'm gonna edit the Film, so there is a after Credit Scene, in which the Postcard is check marked Yes.

I think on the back of the hotel card it says something like, "if it doesn't work out with your husband and I'm still single, let's meet back at the same hotel, same room, in a year" so they can find each other again if the other things going on in their lives are more resolved.

Or in the least it's a "hotel art graffiti" style drawing and love note that she can keep to remember him. But hopefully he would have learned from pining over the previous girl for so long to give her his number and set a date to reunite, otherwise he should just let go of Brooke forever. I think it's the wrong night for Brooke to fully fall for someone else when she's right in the midst of blowing up her marriage, but it helped them both see new possibilities for the future.

I think that with this note he was telling her to actually turn a new page of her life. Most likely, it was his phone on the other side, together with a funny drawing.

It is not so easy to leave a long-time partner. She has cooled off after the initial rage and was already thinking rationally. She had one funny night with Nick and half a life with her husband. Probably, she loves her step child too. It was a realistic ending.

The most likely scenario is that she is going back home. The marriage runs its course, because the glass is already broken. They separate and she gives Nick a call.

before it showed "turn to back" the question said would u return. yes no or maybe but boxes was empty my guess the answer was on the back

*****"Old chick callin' but I'm onto new thangs. She still a dime but I always lose change." *****

I’d like to think she goes back to NYC. I hope Evans does a director’s commentary and gives some insight.


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I actually didn't understood the END.Someone please tell me in simple words since my native Language is not ENGLISH.

As with the entire plot of the movie, it's all about that old saying "everything happens for a reason." From the smallest to the grandest of events/details in the movie, everything co-existed. One led to another, to another and so forth. Therefore, keeping that concept in mind, as I watched the ending, one logical explanation came to mind:

As one might recall, in the earlier scene where both characters where in the hotel room filling up the feedback form, it was Chris Evans completing the form in comical fashion, while Alice Eve just listened, enjoyed and slowly subconsciously started falling for Chris. Therefore, based on that fact, supported by the other obvious facts (such as how crazy they really where for each other, their natural chemistry and how they both, in some way, NEEDED change from a miserable life mascarading as the life they originally WANTED), one has to ask this question: "Why would Chris Evans' character fill up the entire feedback form, and yet leave the one question regarding a return visit unanswered?" It's simple. It was because on a deeper level of the term "return visit", he wanted to leave the decision up to Alice Eve's character.

On the back of the note, I don't think Chris wrote his number or any romantic notes or doodles. I'd bet it was more of something like, an invitation, where he gives Alice's character a time frame,e.g 1 or 2 years, with maybe an exact date and/or time, wherein she has the option to entertain the possibilit that Chris might really be the one and has the opportunity to have a 2nd chance at true love again with him. He gives her what she thinks she needs, which is, time to satisfy her curiosity and answer her "what if's?" with her current fiancee. Chris gives her that opportunity, takes his chances, so that if destiny works in their favor, they will begin a new chapter in life to struggle together, without any of the confusion and doubts that were plagueing both of them at the end of the movie. It's fixing another old negative saying "right love in the wrong time" by maybe making it the right love, at the right time.