*Good fun hilarious movie and you can forget about your life while you're watching!*
##minor spoiler alert## Great movie - follows the same great story line as the HBO show, but they cleaned the language up a LOT. That's okay, times change, people change and if you do have little kids listening in on mommy and her friends conversations it is only appropriate that you clean your conversation up somewhat. The same wry humor is there and you can still feel the same close friendship between the "girls" that has developed over their 20 relationship.
As far as Mr. Big - I knew him and Carrie were always meant to be. I actually feel sorry for Samantha and how her relationship ends (watch the movie for that one). But Carrie and Big, yep - 2 peas in a pod....only thing I couldn't understand about him is he is such an Alpha male, so sure of himself that only a little needling can cause him to fold like a house of crepe paper cards. He is a man that knows what he wants and goes after it - so why does he run from Carrie all the time.
My last note is just a personal note that I've noticed as a trend over the last 10 years or more regarding dating and the social scene - - - using electronics as your only form of communication between each other. It freaking drives me crazy. Big didn't have Carrie's phone number because she threw her old, ancient phone into the Pacific - so he sent her emails......WTF???!!! If you really love some you don't send emails or text - you freaking go and find them and talk to them face to face. It is not that hard. I had a FWB relationship that lasted on and off for about a year and the guy never called, he only texted. It drove me nuts. In my book if you want to ask someone out you don't text them, you call! We are becoming a faceless society by texting and emailing each other when we are in the same freaking town. And this feeling isn't because I'm an old person. I'm only 48 and I love tech - - but tech has it's place and it's not appropriate to use it as the only form of communication when you are in a relationship.
Review by Felipe IbañezBlockedParent2020-06-18T07:24:21Z
*Good fun hilarious movie and you can forget about your life while you're watching!*
##minor spoiler alert##
Great movie - follows the same great story line as the HBO show, but they cleaned the language up a LOT. That's okay, times change, people change and if you do have little kids listening in on mommy and her friends conversations it is only appropriate that you clean your conversation up somewhat. The same wry humor is there and you can still feel the same close friendship between the "girls" that has developed over their 20 relationship.
As far as Mr. Big - I knew him and Carrie were always meant to be. I actually feel sorry for Samantha and how her relationship ends (watch the movie for that one). But Carrie and Big, yep - 2 peas in a pod....only thing I couldn't understand about him is he is such an Alpha male, so sure of himself that only a little needling can cause him to fold like a house of crepe paper cards. He is a man that knows what he wants and goes after it - so why does he run from Carrie all the time.
My last note is just a personal note that I've noticed as a trend over the last 10 years or more regarding dating and the social scene - - - using electronics as your only form of communication between each other. It freaking drives me crazy. Big didn't have Carrie's phone number because she threw her old, ancient phone into the Pacific - so he sent her emails......WTF???!!! If you really love some you don't send emails or text - you freaking go and find them and talk to them face to face. It is not that hard. I had a FWB relationship that lasted on and off for about a year and the guy never called, he only texted. It drove me nuts. In my book if you want to ask someone out you don't text them, you call! We are becoming a faceless society by texting and emailing each other when we are in the same freaking town. And this feeling isn't because I'm an old person. I'm only 48 and I love tech - - but tech has it's place and it's not appropriate to use it as the only form of communication when you are in a relationship.
My score 6/10.