A little Botox is a long way in “Sex and the City”, but a little decent writing would go further. A large screen dumpy beauty thrilled that so small screen Fortunately, the film was written and Michael Patrick King, one of the directors fire bright and humorous of the original series, based on Candace Bushnell, the newspaper columns and book. Once again, Sarah Jessica Parker in the dizzyingly high heels Carrie Bradshaw, that postmodern Lorelei Lee - a little work in New York writer with a passion for men and Manolos - but this time she took a terrible head - spades.

    Fans of the consignment used to Carrie’s case, literally and metaphorically (as in his terrible journey spectacular hike at its Gateway), they are of crucial importance for the issuance of reputation, his soft strong, breaking the edges. Then, in the middle of the 30-year-old, Carrie was in New York and the zipless It intrepid girls, the situation in the jump in the amount of any single men in connection with the floor, without a single mascaraed eyelashes, but show how toll the opening credit sequence d They recalled episode to episode, she was not received, over land to his black tutu. His vulnerability - and that of his friends - was poorly kept secret, the performance of the adhesive with a total of froufrou, lunch, and absolutely fabulous this horrible, and all clothing, the man muscly bait.

    The froufrou and lunch are back, as they are, nature, three friends Carrie, Miranda (Cynthia Nixon), Charlotte (Kristin Davis) and Samantha (Kim Cattrall), all wrong with their customary law accessories (men, children, handbags) . Also and back, and the issue of Carrie The bed is Mr. Big (Chris North), the longtime lover of ordinary Heartbreaker and with whom she had (hallelujah) during the broadcast bitter and sweet-finals four years ago. Written by M. King, this episode opened with Carrie wandering Paris, in a funk, and then luckily stumble, literally on the floor with the Great. In times of challenge melancholy and hope, it was the kind of sad happy ending, forms do not stifle your own tears.

    “Sex and the City” has the goods for six seasons television, is not the case in the annals of pop culture. This would be enough, or at least much for all the participants, but apparently Ms. Parker felt compelled to go big screen, which also started on a project had met in 2004 and fall outside the money and Ms. Cattrall ‘S restraint Board. I would like to thank Mrs Parker was that the bees in his bonnet, the silence, because the film and have developed M. King, the wells, vulgar, sound shallow depth - and in 2 hours and 22 minutes packed, too — Addition to a spectacle, which changed over the years and expanded the possibilities of surprise.

    There are no surprises in the film, at least not good. At the opening, peas are all in their designer sleeves, Carrie and Big cooing in his swank New York excavations in Samantha and her little boy, Smith (Jason Lewis), the sun on the sea Los Angeles boom. Charlotte and her husband, Harry (Evan Handler), are breeding areas in Manhattan; Miranda and her husband, Steve (David own), are bunking in Brooklyn. Everything is good in this world without worry, until by chance Big Carrie asked whether they wish to marry, a question which leads to the usual breakfast (oh my gawd, he has), then the habit of Roma — com assembly of clothing and an impressive number of income from investments. (Louis Vuitton co-star.)

    A certain way, it will all lugubriously south. Carrie remains Big Time, and it licks its wounds Mexico down, accompanied by his surprisingly accessible gal pals. Jokes about Montezuma’s Revenge sequence (really), with the laughter of free hard and tears and more clothes (fasteners and clothing) and jokes and sayings, most of them flattering that Carrie’s steel Six-Pack. “Contrary to what so that the men from time to time, the margin of the lines of real dialogue, the male characters in the film are not vigilant, that smile, or pickling, reduced sock puppets to play in a free Punch and Judy Judy (timetables two) to see. I am everything to the view of women, but Gee, it’s nice to talk - and hear - men, too.

    I assume that the question of size is not everything, if not as the sex-addled Samantha could accept. On television and Tasty morsel of 30 minutes, the piece “Sex and the City” has succeeded, entertainment and sometimes even deliberately with auto-glib enthrall the morality of stories about love and desire in the modern world. Everything on a scale smaller on television, Mrs Parker’s Cubistic with Patricia Field’s costumes. Kooky and sometimes insanely little flattering, clothes worn immediately your eyes, focus attention on the Itty-bitty figures were exactly what they should do. But the same strong obligation to the faces and the flights with aggression Picayune dramas just do not explode when a film on the screen was done everything small screen things seem even punier.

    There was something seductive in the world, the bubble of performance in 1998 created in the fantasy that everything you needed him through the rough patches were good friends and throwdown heels. This is a beautiful lie that the show has slightly melancholy in his back in the aftermath of 11 September. Back in Season 3 Carrie asked: “Are we wiser to get?” The ideal is, of course, the two. There is something much reduced growth in this film, a little too desperate. It is not that Carrie grew older or trusts. It is that in Bad materialism and narcissism, a substance with flowers stuck her dress, where the cost of their chicks Obama buttons, this girl is completely ick.

Written and directed by Michael Patrick King; director of photography, John Thomas; edited by Michael Berenbaum; music by Aaron Zigman; production designer, Jeremy Conway; produced by Mr. King, Sarah Jessica Parker, Darren Star and John Melfi; released by New Line Cinema. Running time: 2 hours 22 minutes.

WITH: Sarah Jessica Parker (Carrie Bradshaw), Kim Cattrall (Samantha Jones), Kristin Davis (Charlotte York), Cynthia Nixon (Miranda Hobbes), David Eigenberg (Steve Brady), Evan Handler (Harry), Jason Lewis (Smith Jerrod), Lynn Cohen (Magda), Mario Cantone (Anthony Marentino), Willie Garson (Stanford Blatch), Jennifer Hudson (Louise), Candice Bergen (Enid Frick) and Chris Noth (Mr. Big).

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