Sex And The City
State of Being : It's Time 2 Get Carrie-d Away...
Attended the premier gala of Sex And The City, the most anticipation film adaptation of the HBO series, yesterday at Vivo City. It's been 4 years since the series ended but the women of the hit series are still not much wiser when it comes to love, despite being older.
Attended the premier gala of Sex And The City, the most anticipation film adaptation of the HBO series, yesterday at Vivo City. It's been 4 years since the series ended but the women of the hit series are still not much wiser when it comes to love, despite being older.Diehard fans would probably remember that the series ended with a bang 4 years back with sex columnist Carrie's happy ending with Mr Big; career-minded lawyer Miranda's move to the surburbs with bartender Steve; purist taitai Charlotte's adoption of a Chinese girl with hubby baldy Harry; and the sex-crazed publicist Samantha's relationship with a sexy model 20s-something Smith.
To account for the time lapse since the series ended, the movie opens 4 years later. True to the essence of the series, the movie is merely a continuation of the drama faced by the four female stereotypes in their quest for love, love and more love! Expect more drama, like runaway bridegroom, cheating husband, pregnancy anxiety and monogomy woes, in this festive celebration of sisterhood.
At 2 hr 40 min long, the pace of the movie is just right. In fact, there was never a dull moment in the movie. However, before you go dashing out to the cinema to get the ticket, it's probably best that you watch the series (6 seasons in all) first in order to 'appreciate' the crazy lives of these women. Thankfully, I had been introduced to the series by my ex (she's a Carrie Bradshaw fan!) when the series premiered, so that's no need for me to "do my homework" now.
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