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As always I loved the Video Blog. Now to the movie,I REFUSE to see this for many of the reasons that you stated but also because I’ve just had enough of sequels.
When I saw the trailer and read about how motherhood was being handled I kind of threw up in my mouth. I don’t need a man (Michael Patrick King) telling me how hard motherhood is….especially since these characters are not raising their kids. MISS ME with that.

Carrie’s blabbering on about losing the spark because he wants to watch old movies and SPEND REAL TIME with her makes me think they are trying to recapture her youth instead of showing her as a woman growing. I mean for the love of Louboutin you chased a man that cheated, ignored, married someone else and then left you at the alter only to eventually marry you. You’d better be glad he wants to stay home and watch movies.

ugh I can go on but I won’t, I’ve read enough reviews to hate the franchise that SATC has become. NYC mourns the originality.

Hear, hear and more hear, hear. I went to see it on Friday night and I will be honest that unlike the first film where I had very high expectations which were not met, I had very low ones for this film. Guess what? They were not met either. Aside from the dissing of Muslim culture (not sure why women like Carrie et all would think it is acceptable to go to another country and pay no respect to their customs. I am assuming that these are well educated and well read women) the big slap in the face was the lack of storyline and the hideous consumption in S&TC2; as if they thought that we women are so shallow that all we needed was a lot of fashion and a bit of banter and we would be happy. WRONG!! Very wrong!! I have no idea what Michael Patrick King was thinking but 15 minutes into the film and I wanted to slap Carrie et all. That man should be banned from making films; where was the wonderful writing that we loved in the S&TC TV series? I tell you what it left with women like Cindy Chupuck, Liz Tuccillo and Jenny Hicks who were obviously the main brains behind the success of S&TC.

#ugh, make that “crotch.” The only thing she hasn’t had in her crotch is a sweet potato pie.

This is genuis Mizzer! Haven’t seen the movie yet but loathed the first. Too many funny moments in this blog-the whole thing had me cracking up. I’d love a giant black diamond to remind me I’m married please. Will leave a note for Peter!
“Full time help, finding motherhood hard” and you rustling up sympathy had me on the floor! What happened to Michael Patrick King’s screenwriting abilities? He wrote the tv finale-feature screenwriting clearly not his forte. They’ve basically all cashed in and sold out. Oh so sad.

The movie has a lot of problems, but it was still fun to watch. I actually felt for Charlotte, cause Lord knows Olivia has driven me to tears on quite a few occasions. The gay wedding though..that was way too over the top.

Hilarious “light a candle, say a prayer and ask yourself some questions” LOL!

I saw this movie on Monday and I’m still trying to make sense of it. The funny parts weren’t funny, the plot was ridiculous, the clothes were FUGLY and they looked like clowns in all that make-up. Bad, bad, bad.

Wait – Anthony and Stanford get married?? They HATE each other! When did they even start dating??????

I absolutely love Sex & the City – the TV series! Especially the earlier years when the fashion was naff, the humour was clever, the lines were witty and the characters were likeable. (Carrie always pissed me off, but that’s another story. I’m a Miranda gal).

The last movie was light-hearted fun but the movie was so unneccesary, so why the sequel? Why? Why take a perfectly good horse, kill it, and then flog it relentlessly?

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