What I liked best:
- The friendship and the natural feel between the four ladies
- Miranda's storyline and her struggle to forgive her husband
- The reconciliation sex between Miranda and Steve
- Charlotte telling Mr. Big "I curse the day you were born"
- The great acting by Cyntia Nixon
What I didn't like:
- Jennifer Hudson's character - it was unnecesary and took away attention from the four friends
- How, minutes after seeing Cynthia Nixon / Miranda on that huge screen "wearing" her co-stars / husbands hands, we got to see Samantha's neighbourg showering naked - I just had to look away, I really did not need to see that!
What the movie showed me:
- I didn't realise before how much I miss having friends like these. I loved it when the three friends were like mirrors Samantha couldn't look away from and made her realise what she could not see on her own.
- Being gay is such an integral part of who I am now, that sometimes, I have a really hard time getting invested in straight relationships.
Now that I've gushed long enough about Cynthia Nixon, may I just show you this little picture of her at one of the Sex and the City premieres in London:
picture @ news.bbc.co.uk
Who said that lesbians aren't beautiful and don't have any fashion sense?
