From the beginning to the end, it's all about breaking up - breaking up with lover, breaking up with friends, breaking up with relatives, breaking up with wife... alone driving on the streets of Christmas, alone carrying big luggage in the rainy night, a faint " empty"...all of which makes my heart sting.
Those so-called "ah-oh points" are the worst excuses. The so-called not wanting to be bound is just a cover up. In fact, we are all afraid of losing. All our intimacy is thrown away. I thought this was the real monologue in Alfie's mind.
Finally, I mustered up the courage to go one step further with a woman—"She~~~is adventurous, sexy, and~sweet..." The playboy had a shy smile on his face. For the first time holding a bouquet in your hand, do you feel a little ときとき in your heart? However, from the moment I walked into the flower shop, all the audience already knew what the ending was, but I would still tremble,
abandoning others and being abandoned by others for that sentence "he's younger than you." This is the Alfies Want freedom? The film seems to have given the answer, but I am still confused...
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