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Movie reviews: Sex and the City: The Movie

WARNING - this article contains spoilers!

The girls are back. More Cosmopolitan's, more gossip, and shoes than ever before. The Sex and the City movie oozes glamour and sexiness, from the jazzed up music to the pristine outfits. As much as it is full of giggles, make sure that you keep your tissues handy in your Louis Vuitton bags!

Prior to the movie release, it was surrounded by apprehension - Was it going to be true to the episodes? Would the characters still be themselves or would we watch and think 'she would never do that'? Would the plots be far-fetched to make them more movie-styled or would they be realistic?

It does not take too long for these thoughts to evaporate as the movie is like watching a series of episodes back to back, with the relief of not having to wait to see what is going to happen. It is so true to the series that it even contains signature traits like Carrie's narration.

Essentially the movie shows the journeys that the characters all take, individually and as a whole. If Carrie, Sam, Charlotte and Miranda were already best friends of yours, get ready to get to know them a little better.

Miranda is our hard nosed, emotionally tough, career driven woman, who has her fair share of embarrassing situations. Who can forget the episode when she hurt her back and was mortified when Carrie sent Aiden to her aid - who saw her naked on her bathroom floor? Or when she had uncontrollable flatulence during her pregnancy? Well true to form, she had her embarrassment - when Samantha points out her lack of bikini line maintenance!

However Miranda's journey really takes place with Steve. We have always loved Steve. The ever-adoring Steve who is the only man who has ever persevered enough to crack Miranda's tough exterior. But when he confesses cheating on her, he puts us in a dilemma. On the one hand you can understand what led him to it and you feel compassion towards him when you see how upset he is. On the other hand, how could he disappoint us like that? When did Steve change from being Miranda's loyal puppy? But for the first time Miranda is not the one who has done something to hurt Steve and her journey is about realising the power of betrayal, how to forgive and how life is grey, not black and white.

Now Samantha's journey. After years of conquests, we met Richard who seemed to be the only man who had any power over Samantha. She, who was usually the player, got played. We don't like Richard much. But then came Smith who really loved Samantha and


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