I've been anticipating this movie for a while considering it stars Matthew, Victoria and Kat and I enjoyed the film pretty much until the end. Brooke was concerned all throughout the film that her husband may have been cheating on her. It's hinted in the end that she may have cheated during her trip to Paris with her client, not completely revealed to the audience as her client pushes away just before he kisses her. Matthew's character asks Brooke if she cheated in which she says she doesn't need to answer and they both leave to go to Paris after Brooke fantasises what could be with him.
Now what I don't understand is how both of them are willing to overlook the problem in their relationship. There's clearly no trust nor loyalty among either of them and yet both of them choose to spend Christmas together at a hotel in France, alluding to the viewer that they going to have a child in the future. Also, isn't Brooke's client relying on her vulnerability to get with her?
My opinion, the writers should have spent more time working on the ending than the ongoing series of flashbacks.
Now what I don't understand is how both of them are willing to overlook the problem in their relationship. There's clearly no trust nor loyalty among either of them and yet both of them choose to spend Christmas together at a hotel in France, alluding to the viewer that they going to have a child in the future. Also, isn't Brooke's client relying on her vulnerability to get with her?
My opinion, the writers should have spent more time working on the ending than the ongoing series of flashbacks.