Sarah Jessica Parker looks like someone stomped on her face 20 times and then got pushed down the stairs. Man I can’t stand her.

“None” is a powerful word, John. I could point to Kim Cattrall if I really wanted to. Before Sex, she’s had many notable roles. After Sex (I know how it sounds, bear with me) she’s still active in TV films and cable series.

I’d like Chris Noth (Mr Big) to go do more TV films like ‘Bad Apple’ a few years back, now that he’s dumped Law & Order again recently…

But it’s all for naught because I don’t feel there is a need for another Sex & The City movie, unless, of course, they shift to Jennifer Hudson and perhaps a few more fresh faces. But one thing is clear to me: Sarah Jessica Parker’s character Carrie Bradshaw is one most self-centered, spoiled, annoying characters I have ever seen in one film. I never saw the series, but I watched the film.

And I found the film very pessmistic and the characters shallow. I failed to understand what makes Carrie lovely and irresistible because the character was so damned spoiled and self-centered…and I suppose people do have flaws, but y’know, I had a tough time buying into the plot. I started to get into the themes of forgiveness, but then when the main character is all but pampered again …and scenes, countless scenes where I would be shown an event, and then have the women roundtable tell all about it which was, to me, dead weight in a film.

Still… I have a tougher time buying a propsed sequel. There is really nowhere to go except for:

*Breaking up Carrie and Big (again)

*Breaking up Miranda Hobbes and her husband (again)

*Charlotte and her husband coming to be the voices of reason (again)

*Samatha’s cheating/sexual escapades.

How am I doin?
So- we are left with dismantling every **loose end** (most of which could have been spared for a sequel) and retreading on safe, familiar waters.

Yes, I watched soaps when I was young. I blame my older sister.