Sex And The City - The Movie DVD

 WE CRIED A LITTLE AND LAUGHED QUITE OFTEN
LOVED IT!!!!!!!! IT IS A MUST SEE! A PERFECTLY WRITTEN AND WELL PUT TOGETHER MOVIE. YOU WILL LAUGH AND CRY. EVERYONE CAN REALATE TO ALL THE CHARACTERS. IT MAKES YOU WANT TO HOLD YOUR LOVER EVEN CLOSER.
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 I WATCHED, I CRIED
I LOVED IT! A WONDERFUL VISIT WITH OLD FRIENDS. I WATCHED, I LAUGHED, I CRIED...THANK YOU SARAH JESSICA PARKER FOR KEEPING THE STORY GOING
Submitted by JUDI (BRIDGEWATER, NJ, USA)
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 Awesome!! I Loved This Movie So Much!
This is one of the few shows that I've watched since the beginning and considered good or ground-breaking enough to actually buy the episodes on DVD. (CSI and The L-Word being others) I didn't buy Season Six in protest of the way they split it into two DVD sets, thereby doubling the price for the Season, but I digress. The movie picks up the threads four years after the series left off. Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) has reconciled with Big (Chris Noth) and the two are apartment hunting in Manhattan. Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) is still married to Steve (David Eigenberg) but having problems balancing the responsibilities of home, family, work and social life. Charlotte (Kristin Davis) is happily married to Harry (Evan Handler) and the couple have adopted a daughter named Lily. Samantha (Kim Cattrall) is living with Smith (Jason Lewis) in LA, commuting to New York for important social events. So now you're up to date, here we go with the Short Attention Span Summary (SASS): 1. Carrie and Big make an important decision based on legal rights over property 2. Miranda makes an important decision based on Steve's actions 3. Charlotte has big news, but is afraid that something may happen to ruin everything 4. Samantha is restless, and not getting any younger 5. In vogue wedding ends up in Vogue magazine, but the honeymoon isn't exactly what the bride had in mind. 6. Carrie hires an assistant, Louise from St. Louis (Jennifer Hudson), an efficient young woman with great taste in brand names and shoes, who still believes in love. 7. The tides of life wax and wane and wax again in thoroughly entertaining fashion 8. All join in wishing Samantha another 50 years!! This movie captures the spirit of the series, the only thing missing being not enough Stanford Blatch (Willie Garson) and Anthony Marantino (Mario Cantone) The soundtrack is also excellent, with songs by Fergie, Jennifer Hudson, Jem, Nina Simone, India-Arie and others. Highly recommended for all fans of the show, and the fashion forward.
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 HAGS AND THE CITY.
A ghastly horseface, a desiccated streetwalker, a pretty-young-thing and a butch wax philosophic on the most excruciatingly fatuous subjects imaginable. But don't you dare say the empress wears no clothes, because if you do you will be accused of "punishing female sexuality" by pseudo culture-critics and tenured women "professors." Don't expect the slightest shred of wit or originality: for all its pretensions to cutting-edge status, there is not a single idea or joke that you haven't heard in dozens of other shows and movies over the years. Stale and hackneyed, "Sex and the City" is the TV equivalent of "Thelma and Louise": an adolescent romp for women. Which is fine by me, I suppose.
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