The most cringe inducing moments....

When Carrie flops herself onto the chair and say's " You knew when you married me I was more Coco Chanel then coq au vin".

I yelled TAKE A COOKING CLASS I know they are wealthy but would it kill her to cook a meal Big managed a nice meal for the Aniversary

The whole TV thing I thought it was a thoughful gift Carrie acted like a 2 yr old that didnt get the Dolly she wanted.

and I agree with the WTF outfit Carrie wore to the Souk, who dresses that way
did she think she was in Walmart (if you have ever been to the website Peoplefowalmart you would understand)
and those sun glasses Huh.


overall i liked the Movie but not as Much as the first one



Sláinte I refuse to get into a battle of wits with someone so woefully unarmed

I loved the show and liked parts of the first movie, but this one was just sad.

When Carrie screeches, "20 dollars, for shoooes?" like that is unheard of and all shoes are at least $500.

When Aiden picks her up in the market and whirls her around in that ridiculous skirt and her arms are down-- it looks so awkward.

The opening scene with the wedding registry was so forced-- bad jokes and bad acting. It set the tone.

Carrie's pouting about Big and her anger at the review and her hysteria at kissing Aiden and forcing the "girls" to all rally round her. And of course, ignoring their advice.

And yes, the way they treat Charlotte.

What about when Carrie was so upset from her bad review that she couldn't possibly even TRY to cheer herself up and spend time with her friends at a spa day (all expenses paid), she would rather pout all by herself (after slamming down the magazine and storming out, that is). She even had to walk ahead of her personal butler with the umbrella she was so upset. She's a writer...and she's in her mid-40s. Bad reviews are bound to happen, and she, of all people, should know that.

Or the dinner/walk with Aiden...she was being so flirty with him, kind of rocking her body back and fourth (on the walk) and batting her eyes, and her vocal inflections were implying she was in lust with him.

This probably has been mentioned before but the idea of actually having to fly in "coach" being so repulsive to them. Hey...I fly coach with the rest of the peasants all of the time and I live through it...

and

the sight of Charlotte making cupcakes with her kids while wearing a "vintage" outfit... I used to wear cutoffs and an old t-shirt while baking with my kids.

"More cowbell!"...Christopher Walken

The Liza Minelli cameo was so cringey from start to finish. They all hung on her every word as if she was god. I also hated the guys' expressions singing in the choir when they seen her first! Yeuch!

That HORRIBLE couple that Big and Carrie talk to at the wedding. Who would talk like that? the part where she pointed at her belly because they "obviously" would know she had a surrogate was so arrogant!

Miranda's outfit at Stanford and Anthony's wedding. She's a 30 something lawyer, or is she 40 something now? It was just cringey and looked like something Lady Gaga would wear to the shops! Miranda always dressed sensibliy in the show, she was stylish towards the end but always sensible, they dressed her like a teenager in the movies.

Another Miranda one, her throwing her head out the car and screaming like a maniac when they were on the way to the dessert. She was in the car by herself........why???

Carrie applying her eyeliner in the mirror........for some reason it looks like she's missing a tooth in that scene! So not sexy.

Carrie having the argument with Big while her dress is still hanging off her and we can see her god awful cleavage. Take the stupid dress off or leave it on!

Charlotte's Irish Nanny or should I say Oirish. I'm from Ireland and I just hate the stereotypical Irish accent that people use. The girl who played Erin is from England so I dont see what her excuse is, its hardly a world away from Ireland. I honestly think the only reason they had her Irish was so Samantha could say "Erin go braless".

What happens in the meadow at dusk? NOTHING!, EVERYTHING!

I still stand firmly BY my defense of Samantha, aka the very classy Kimberly Cattrall who turned 55 this August 2011.


Everything she did, from being jumped on her bed up and down erotically, to "Dick Spurt" to "I have sex" to their last scene where she's sexually being humped again underneath the firewords with Carrie narrating "The land of free.....AND the land of the HORMONES..." LOL, shows her as a great American!


Kim Cattrall as Sammantha on the American Flag! [Even if she IS British or whatever.]

Steve Carras

I agree with most of the comments already stated.

I truly find Carrie and friends "spoiled," when it comes so take-away food, bltching about accommodations, live-in nannies, book reviews, etc.. Especially that scene where Charlotte and Miranda wonder how mothers without "help" survive and that Carrie's shoes could ever cost $20.

Why Charlotte needs a live-in nanny is anybody's guess. At least Miranda works.

Samantha's constant nymphomania got old, quick. Too one-dimensional.

The way Carrie nags at Big. That marriage would never last IRL. No TV? Come on!

The one point I didn't read above was how it was written repeatedly into the script how "hot" or beautiful Carrie looked, and how she wasn't like any other woman? As though the writer(s) had to convince us (and themselves?) that SJP is "so gorgeous," when we all know that's not true.

She hasn't aged well and should dress more maturely. In addition, Parker could do with a major makeover. Her hair style is all wrong. It mostly looked flat, greasy and elongates her face. A little plastic surgery wouldn't hurt, either. But just a little--not another puffy-faced 50 year old!


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