Carrie Bradshaw is a writer in New York and she finally has everything; great friends, a great apartment and the love of her life - Mr. Big, whose recent proposal has thrown her into a pit of excitement, wedding planning and expensive dress shopping. Miranda Hobs has moved to wedded bliss in the Suburbs, sacrificing one night stands for motherhood and passionate affairs for the stability of marriage; but this transition is causing trouble and an unforeseen bump in the road will test her relationship with Steve to its limits. Charlotte is finding motherhood like a dream - she loves bringing up her adopted baby Lily with her husband and is fully amerced into her prim ...  Read the complete review

No one can have avoided all the hype around the new Sex and the City movie, I've been hearing and reading about it for weeks. Having been an avid fan of the TV series which left our screens four years ago I couldn't wait to see it when it was released in the UK to catch up with all the drama and gossip of the four girls. My friend was so eager to see it she actually purchased our tickets last week so we could avoid the huge queues that were bound to be in place on the opening night... The Background For any of you who haven't ever seen the show I'll give you a short synopsis to help you understand my review better... The show centred around the life ...  Read the complete review

As you may have noticed, this is a review of Sex and the City: The Movie. Oh god, another one I hear you cry. But wait, this is a review of Sex And The City (SATC) with a difference - it's written by a guy! For anyone that's been living on Mars for the last few months, SATC: The Movie is the big screen adaptation of the HBO comedy series that ran for 6 series and ended in 2004. Now it took me a while to get into SATC on television - I thought it was only for girls, and watching it for the first few times confirmed my feelings. However my partner loved the series, so it was never off our TV, and so it was inflicted upon me. Slowly I started to come ...  Read the complete review

I was a bit young to watch Sex and The City when it was first aired on our television screens. However, I caught up a few years ago when Paramount Comedy showed the whole lot every evening for a few months and I instantly fell in love with it. My other half bought me the boxset for Christmas a year ago, and when I heard they were making a movie, I knew that I had to go and see it at the cinema. I nagged him for ages to take me and he kept saying no. But he surprised me at the weekend saying he was taking me for my birthday treat (happy birthday to me for yesterday!) and so Monday night, I finally got to watch the film! Sex and the City: The Movie picks up ...  Read the complete review

I was recently forced to sit through Sex and the City. This should give you the gist of what I'm about to say. You may wonder why I'm bothering to review the film. After all, as a heterosexual British male in his late 20s, I'm about as far as it's possible to get from the target demographic. I'm not SUPPOSED to like the film, if you want to get right down to it. But the fact is that this meandering pile of self-indulgent toss bored me and enraged me (often simultaneously) to the point where I just have to fire a foaming rant across cyberspace. Sex and the City is, for those of you who've been lucky enough to avoid it, a big screen adaptation of a TV ...  Read the complete review