Over 5 years after it's grand finale, fans of Sex And The City, from all over the world, are patiently awaiting the release of the next SATC sequal. For many women, watching the re-runs of Sex And The City is as essential as shoe shopping and gossip! And it's especially important, now, to know the full story before the next movie is released.
The Success of a Groundbreaking Television Series
From the very first episode in 1998, Sex And The City has been changing the way women see themselves and their relationships with each other and the men in their lives. Even now, sales of Sex And The City video boxsets show how important this message still is today. It gave career driven women a voice, and it's shown that what women really talk about can be respectable, thoughtful and complex " even when the main subject is men!
From the first episode, which drew 3.7 million viewers, to the last, with over 10 million watching breathlessly as Big arrived in Paris, we have known that these women were extraordinary. And, though they represent extremes, most of us can find something of ourselves in at least one of them.
Following the Struggle of Four Strong Women
Through the six series we are introduced to the many issues that modern women face. Though they may have more freedom in terms of careers and money, this comes at a price.
By far the biggest story of the series is the relationship between Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) and Big (Chris Noth). From the first "Abso-f******-lutely" in Season 1 to the final "Abso-f******-lutely" in Season 6, we follow them through all their relationship ups and downs, until finally, in the movie, we see them marry. Who knows WHAT will happen to them in Sex And The City 2!
For Charlotte (Kristin Davis), the eternal optimist, love doesn't come easy. But persistence pays off, and she finally gets the family she wants and deserves by the end of Sex and the City: the Movie.
High-powered attorney, Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) struggles with her self confidence and direction in life. Does she want a career, a family, or both? After several several hilarious pregnancy/baby episodes, she settles into family life with her husband, Steve (David Eigenberg) and his mother.
And not much needs to be said about Samantha (Kim Cattrall) " the promiscuous, career-hungry woman who isnt afraid to take exactly what she wants from life. Not to mention the fact that shes helped women all over the world be proud to say Im forty-f*****g-five!
The Show Lives On
Women around the world watch the videos of Sex And The City every day. They are an immense catalog of fashion. Nobody can dey how Sex And The City stylist, Patricia Field, has raised the bar on fashion trends. And these same women are all eagerly awaiting the NEW fashion trends yet to be set by Sex And The City 2!
All of the best movie highlights and uncut episodes are available in the form of Sex And The City video, and you can snap them up for a fraction of the cost with the series boxset. Get YOUR set now and catch up with the girls before the next movie is released!
The Success of a Groundbreaking Television Series
From the very first episode in 1998, Sex And The City has been changing the way women see themselves and their relationships with each other and the men in their lives. Even now, sales of Sex And The City video boxsets show how important this message still is today. It gave career driven women a voice, and it's shown that what women really talk about can be respectable, thoughtful and complex " even when the main subject is men!
From the first episode, which drew 3.7 million viewers, to the last, with over 10 million watching breathlessly as Big arrived in Paris, we have known that these women were extraordinary. And, though they represent extremes, most of us can find something of ourselves in at least one of them.
Following the Struggle of Four Strong Women
Through the six series we are introduced to the many issues that modern women face. Though they may have more freedom in terms of careers and money, this comes at a price.
By far the biggest story of the series is the relationship between Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) and Big (Chris Noth). From the first "Abso-f******-lutely" in Season 1 to the final "Abso-f******-lutely" in Season 6, we follow them through all their relationship ups and downs, until finally, in the movie, we see them marry. Who knows WHAT will happen to them in Sex And The City 2!
For Charlotte (Kristin Davis), the eternal optimist, love doesn't come easy. But persistence pays off, and she finally gets the family she wants and deserves by the end of Sex and the City: the Movie.
High-powered attorney, Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) struggles with her self confidence and direction in life. Does she want a career, a family, or both? After several several hilarious pregnancy/baby episodes, she settles into family life with her husband, Steve (David Eigenberg) and his mother.
And not much needs to be said about Samantha (Kim Cattrall) " the promiscuous, career-hungry woman who isnt afraid to take exactly what she wants from life. Not to mention the fact that shes helped women all over the world be proud to say Im forty-f*****g-five!
The Show Lives On
Women around the world watch the videos of Sex And The City every day. They are an immense catalog of fashion. Nobody can dey how Sex And The City stylist, Patricia Field, has raised the bar on fashion trends. And these same women are all eagerly awaiting the NEW fashion trends yet to be set by Sex And The City 2!
All of the best movie highlights and uncut episodes are available in the form of Sex And The City video, and you can snap them up for a fraction of the cost with the series boxset. Get YOUR set now and catch up with the girls before the next movie is released!
About the Author:
Lola Jasminia is anxiously, while organizing her closet, awaiting the release of the next Sex And The City Movie. Have you bought your new shoes yet?? In the meantime, join her at Sex And The City Video Blog for episode highlights, videos, character information and some good, old fashioned Movie Gossip!
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