After missing the 30-minute cable television series for several years, I’ve managed to spend five hours of the past two years watching four women romp around in Sex and the City, the original 2008 movie, and the sequel, Sex and the City 2, opening this weekend. Surprisingly, I think they are both flawed and fine for what they are: frivolous fun that’s good for shots of glamour and some small, insightful moments.
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I write fiction and non-fiction. Read my blog at left for informal posts on news, ideas and the culture. I am available for contracting, so if you're interested, please start here.
I welcome feedback. To let me know your thoughts, please feel free to contact me.
Scott Holleran
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