DOWN WITH CAPITALISM

Suggesting some kind of quasi-feminist Manhattan-boosterism has always made the Sex and the City series phony, as well as loathsome.

my gf likes it i dont lol

Nothing left from the smartnes of the series. Disgusting materialistic bullshit.

Originally I wanted to give two points for each time they showed the nanny and one for a short insert of Peter Gabriel's Passion, but the insert only turned out sound like it and the movie really was not worth for that high score.

If this were a satire of materialist consumerism and white privilege it would be hilarious. But it's not, so it isn't. Fuck this film, hard.

9 points for the arabian actors. they were quite comical. i think there were about four white, middle aged extras i kept seeing in the bar scenes. they were quite annoying and unnecessary. overall, i would have liked to see more character development for the arabian people. that would have probably made this a 10 point review.

One of the worst films in forever. Its a baffling long film about absolutely nothing. Incredibly boring, fails in every area a film can.

I wonder how much it cost to get Liza Minnelli to perform at the wedding. I was never a huge fan of this crazy popular HBO show, but I do recognize that it was impactful. This movie though is brutal. How can they validate making this 2+ hrs long. Ugh I fell asleep, they should have quit after the first one. Didn't Aiden go through enough turmoil already with Carrie Bradshaw? ugh.

"Michael Patrick King's fascist, superficial assessment of the Sex and the City girls' intelligence insults them as the women we came to know them as on television, and no doubt has Susan Sontag turning in her grave." - Ed Gonzalez

Felt like a last gasp for air. There was no real conflict. It seemed more like a vacation for the actresses. Or a big game of dress up. Kind of boring, a big disappointment for the sex and the city franchise. Seemed like they couldn't come up with any new ideas, maybe it's because 3/4 of them are married and 1/2 of them have children...They ran the show to the ground.

Despite being an admirer of the series, I gotta say that this is one of the most shallow, offensive, boring, and pointless movies I have ever watched. Stay away!

A sickening testament to consumption and self-absorption; a torrent of crass jokes, lazy plotting, and cultural ignorance. Presiding over it all is the unspeakable Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), who is obnoxious to her patient, sensible husband, and who calls on her three best friends (all significantly better human beings) to drop everything to help her through the most insignificant of moral crises. Too aggravating to be boring, but when Liza Minnelli's ghoulish cameo is just the beginning...

This film would be appropriate if it was made as an anti-west propaganda piece by a concerned middle-eastern contingent. It would also be above average (and hilarious in a brutally forward, male chauvinistic way) if it was a 1950's futuristic satire covering what would happen if humans with women's brains were given free power and money. I began to watch the film as if it was the latter about half way through, suddenly Nixon became a genius actor but I found Davis overplayed it a touch.

The whole thing looks very dated ,clichéd and unfunny

"I'm still not sure if writer-director Michael Patrick King intended for his audience to laugh at or with his fab foursome s the refresh the stereotype of the 'Ugly American' abroad..."

Surprisingly enjoyable romp (this from someone who has avoided the TV series and 2008 original on principle) which clearly revels in the ditzy and superficial lifestyles of its characters and pokes fun at some of their ridiculous world views (though whether the target audience is in on the joke is another matter). Film is far too silly and shallow to be offensive in its depiction of Muslim traditions; wears out its welcome with 45 minutes to go, but remains consistently entertaining.

Totally not needed a second movie....

Where's the plot of this movie? Two hours went by and there was none.

I felt physically ill while watching this movie! Avoid at all cost!

There's a telling moment early on when Carrie opens the door 2 her jaw-droppingly amazing apartment, but we discover it's actually a step DOWN. The minds behind the franchise have chosen 2 continue 2 steer into the skid, w/ the emphasis now fully shifted from amusing, timely narratives w/ genuine conflict 2 superficial & exhausting BLING. Sure, this is women's power fantasy, but it's now reached the point that relatable problems essentially don't exist anymore unless ur a Kardashian spawn.

Well, it wasn't good. There were a few funny scenes but in comparison to the series - or even the first movie - it was quite disappointing. I just saw that I gave this a higher rating that "The Human Centipede". But at least that one had a plot. So ... -11 Points

Comedy drama sequel in which the women from "SATC" leave their husbands, kids and concerns behind for a luxury vacation in Abu Dhabi. This shtick is getting old.... like once-brilliant Champagne, carelessly left out overnight. And gone flat.

I am offended. As a huge fan of the series, as a fan of cinema in general, and thanks to the tired score, soundtrack and kareoke scene, I am even offended as a musician. Shallow, mildly offensive, boring, ultimately pointless and just awful. Avoid this if you're a fan of the series, the previous film, cinema, fuck, avoid this if you're human.