Sex and the City - The Movie Details

[Highly rated reviewer]

superb......................................

This movie is a superb follow up to the tv series of Sex and the City. It picks up four years on

The film sees friends Carrie Bradshaw (played by Sarah Jessica Parker), Samantha Jones the publicist, (played by Kim Cattrall), Charlotte York, the art gallery curator (played by Kristin Davis) and Miranda Hobbes, the cynical lawyer (played by Cynthia Nixon) continuing to juggle work, relationships, motherhood and Manhattan real estate in their 40s.

Chris Noth reprises his role as Carrie's Mr Big, David Eigenberg is Miranda's down-to-earth husband Steve, Evan Handler plays Charlotte's dependable husband Harry, and Jason Lewis makes a showing as Samantha's actor boyfriend, Smith.

Carrie who is a successful author and journalist,who also writes a column about sex and relationships in New York city, and who is also everyone’s favourite fashion icon-next-door turns 50 years old in the film, but still has her impeccable dress sense, and her sardonic wit is sharper than ever. She continues to narrate her own story about sex, love and the fashion-obsessed single woman in New York City, as the film goes along.

The show still has that wonderful style, humour and wit that people are drawn too.

Many people can relate to the same problems that the 4 girls in Sex and the City have.

The film is about forgiveness, and the pursuit of love in a way that is positive, real and meaningful.

Academy Award-winning actress Jennifer Hudson (also in the film Dreamgirls) plays Carrie Bradshaw’s assistant.

In the film, Carrie is planning her long-anticipated wedding to Mr. Big, also known as John James Preston, with her best friends - Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda.

She suddenly learns that life doesn't play out like a fairytale. But when all else fails, you always have your closest friends to lean on.

Well worth watching.

Okish

the Sex and the City film was not that good. It was way too long and it was quite boring. The story line was quite good. It was an average predictable chick flick, it was no way near as good as i expected it to be.