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Sex and the City: The Movie

Review By: Dan Deevy
DanDeevy@TheCinemaSource.com

It’s all about life’s endless possibilities. Whether you’re talking about the television version or the new movie, Sex and the City is a story entirely about hope; hope of finding that perfect relationship, the perfect job, a perfect Manhattan apartment… basically finding your fairytale ‘happily ever after.’ And for the viewer there’s an added something to strive for; finding the perfect group of friends to help you on your journey.

Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker), Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall), Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) and Charlotte York (Kristin Davis) are four New York women who’ve been tackling these trials and tribulations together for all to see for the last ten years. If you’re one of the very few people left in the world that isn’t familiar with these gals let me quickly bring you up to speed.

Bradshaw is the writer of a sex column called, you guessed it, Sex and the City in the New York Star Newspaper. After years of rehashing her relationship woes and torrid sex-capades on a weekly basis, Carrie published a novel based on those tales and has since become a highly respected author with several books to her name and is even more infamous for her love of true New York living and over priced designer shoes. Samantha Jones owns her own PR firm and her success in business is matched only by her success at bedding practically every eligible bachelor in the Tri-State. Miranda is a partner at a prestigious law firm who had an unplanned son named Brady with her on again-off again, now husband, bartender Steve (David Eigenberg). And finally Charlotte is the Upper East Side princess at first the perfectly poised wasp, now a converted Jew married to her former divorce attorney Harry Goldbloth (Evan Handler) and adoptive mother of a little Chinese girl named Lily (twins Alexandra and Parker Fong).

How this power foursome actually came together remains a mystery but what is not left to the imagination is how deeply they all care for each other. From boyfriends and break-ups to weddings and funerals the only certainty throughout it all was that they were always there for each other. It’s an uncommon sisterhood that they share and