The fact that such a production garners so much media attention speaks volumes as to the shallowness of our society.
I’ll give you another one ..........inane
I’ll give you another one ..........tripe
I’ll give you another one ..........rap with a silent c
need i go on
Thanks, I needed that. I cannot go see the movie in a theater because I do not have a designer dress to wear, and I hear it is a dress up event. Four inch heels hurt my feet. I am not worthy to view this epic film of our time.
My wife is a huge fan of the show, but she absolutely hated this movie.
Your last word summed it up perfectly.
You know, it’s not like we freeper chicks troll NASCAR threads. You’d think the guys could just lurk... but no.
Thank you for bravely watching and reporting. Sounds like the whole movie was a pantload. Gay writers just aren’t what they used to be.
Your comments about Horseface’s chin wart had me in stitches.
It reminded me about the Austin Powers III movie with the riff on the double agent’s face mole.
“It’s a mo.........!”
What do you expect? It’s a movie made by liberals for liberals.
As time passes, each one of these actresses will go out and make speeches about how materialistic our society is, how Hollywood only has stereotypical roles for women, what big pigs men are (just look at our movie), etc.
I have never seen a single episode...but I understand some people like it.
My review (not seeing the movie):
Just like the television series, Sex and the City is all about a bunch of gay men writing ‘romantic’ porn for women (ie themselves). The men suck and/or are metrosexual and are accessories for the women, just like shoes.
And yes, gay men wrote the series and the movie. Ladies, you wanna explain why you’re so enamored (not FR ladies, mostly) with what gay men think female fantasies are? They’re probably just writing what their gal pals have told them, or what they wish would happen to them.
Puke.
My daughter saw this movie last night. Here was her review:
“It stinks.”
Thanks for the entertaining review. I had no interest in this movie before, and now I know I would never willingly watch it in a million lifetimes, but at least I got to enjoy reading your review of it!!
Saw the movie Friday afternoon...I really liked it. It was what I was expecting—weak plot lots of designer clothes and some tears. SJP should have that mole removed and not wear deep red lipstick. The movie was a sumptuous long episode and worthy of my $7.50. I am going to see it again tomorrow with some more girlfriends...this time watching all the outfits and shoes much more closely.
You took one for the team. I caught maybe three minutes of this show while going through the channels one day (ultimately, settling on a great episode of Top Gear). I want that three minutes of my life returned to me.
EXCELLENT review. Bravo. You’re a great writer.
Great review.
The movie seemed very much one long female fantasy. That is to say, in it, at least two female characters who have been dumped, toyed with, used, stood up, and otherwise treated in a very cavalier manner by the man of their dreams, finally have the satisfaction of having that man come back to them and say, “I was a fool; you are The One.” ... I think they abandoned the “He’s Just Not That Into You” writer and decided that they’d write the script so that he IS into her, dammit, he IS. He just needs TIME. He has ISSUES. He’s SCARED. But really, you’re The One. Really. You are.
That is a very insightful point.
I just saw the latest installment in the Indiana Jones series. < WARNING: Plot spoiler.> The ending was a real disappointment, too; Indy and his cohort live.
Actually “plot spoiler” would be something of an overstatement, in that it is premised on a fact not in evidence, specifically, that there is a plot.