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SEX AND THE CITY star KRISTIN DAVIS has conceded fans are unlikely to see the series back on the big screen for a third time - because talk of another sequel is "not looking great".
The popular TV show was adapted into a movie in 2008 and this year (10) saw the release of a follow-up.
But fans hoping for a third outing in the franchise may be disappointed - Davis is convinced scathing reviews from critics will discourage producers from making a third film.
When asked whether there will be another movie, she tells E! Online, "I don't think so, not that I know of. I wish it was so that we were continuing but I don't know. We made 300 million (dollars) internationally. There was so much hype, not coming from us, but the media hyped it up and then they tore it down.
"I could be wrong. Obviously there was a time when we thought there was no movie happening so you never know. But it is not looking great."
John Corbett, made famous for his role on “Sex and The City,” isn’t a city guy, but there’s a lot of his “Sex” character Aidan Shaw in him.
“I live in a sleepy community way outside of L.A.,” he says. “I’m sleepy by 9 p.m. and I love just hanging out away from it all.
“I can’t do fast-paced,” he says. “I was recently in New York for three days and I was ready for a big old nap.”
3. Now that it’s all said and done, what did you make of the savage reviews for “Sex and the City 2?”
I just didn’t get it. I know a turkey when I see it, yet you have to look real hard to find a good review for this movie that women still loved. It’s just very strange. I know I will never be in another “Sex and the City” film, but I want everyone else to make another one. I think these girls have more stories to tell. The great news is that the film has made a lot of money. Of course, I’ve read the reviews saying we shouldn’t have gone to the Middle East in the film. Yeah, we could have stayed in New York City. But do you really want to see another shot of the Meat Packing district? How many times do you need to see Central Park?
Now, there has been rumors going around the internet for past week about SATC2 being the final movie, but since only story about it came from a single site I will not take it for granted. Atm, its just a rumor.
Its only 1 month after the premiere and any talk about the next movie right now would be little too fast. The movie prolly wont make as much money like the first, but it definetly wont be a financial fiasko. Not even DVD date is announced yet, so until I hear SJP saying no more SATC I dont belive anyone :)
Carrie and Co are set to hang up their Manolos and finish off their cosmos for good as the Sex And The City juggernaught grinds to a halt.
Following 12 years, 94 episodes and two blockbuster movies, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon are out of work.
After the second Sex And The City movie received scathing reviews, Grazia reports that all plans for a third installment have been shelved.
Grazia reports that Parker has been hit hard by the decision to bring an end to SATC.
'SJP did not see this coming,' an industry insider tells the magazine. 'She has been in tears about it all.'
The actress claims parents are grateful for how the series approaches sex...
Sex And The City star Kim Cattrall has stated that she believes the hit TV series-turned-movie has helped parents talk to their children about sex.
The actress, who plays man-eater Samantha Jones revealed to The Daily Star that she was once confronted by a man in a supermarket who claimed to be grateful for SATC's ability to approach sex.
Cattrall explained: "He said, 'You know, you really made it possible for me to talk to my 18-year-old daughter about sex',"
"That was lovely to hear, because it's a big step for a young girl's dad to be able to say to her, 'You know that episode of Sex And The City.. that could happen to you, you know'."
She added: "We had this nice talk but all the while I was thinking, 'Why do we have to be having this talk at the fish counter?'"
Despite SATC2 receiving negative reviews, reports suggest that a third instalment of Sarah Jessica Parker and Co could be on the cards.
We recently found out there will most likely not be a Sex and the City 3 movie.But now we're hearing we could be getting some more of Carrie Bradshaw on the big screen. Carrie Bradshaw as a teenager! And you'll never guess who they want to play her!
The author of the books that inspired Sex and the City, Candace Bushnell, recently published a book called The Carrie Diaries. The book focuses on Carrie Bradshaw as a high school student... And now it's being said that talks have begun to bring the book to the big screen!
According to E! Online, "Studio execs aren't about to let go of the Carrie franchise anytime soon because the sequel has already made $90 million worldwide... People are still having fun with it. Of course they want the teen years." And that's something we'd definitely love to see. Though, of course, we're a bit sad over the thought that Charlotte, Miranda, and Samantha aren't in the book because Carrie didn't meet them until after high school.
But you'll never guess whose name is popping up in talks about who will play young Carrie. It's Miley Cyrus. Who also happened to have a guest spot in the second Sex and the City movie. Allegedly Candace Bushnell thinks she's "so adorable," and Miley told BBC Radio, "I would totally do it. It would be so cool." But as E! points out, filming on this would have to get started immediately. After all, Miley will soon be turning 18, and she's already acting like she's 27!
Actor John Corbett is hurt by critics harsh response to the "Sex And The City 2" and says scribes gave negative reviews for "unfair reason".
"I was a little dismayed that critics treated it so harshly. It's hurtful to hear people put it down for what I feel is an unfair reason," contactmusic.com quoted Corbett as saying.
"I've been in a lot of movies, and I know when I've been in one that's not that good. This isn't one of those," he added.
The 49-year-old returns as lead character Carrie Bradshaw's ex-boyfriend Aidan Shaw in "Sex And The City 2".
Corbett had recently announced that there is a possibility of third part of "Sex And The City" if the second part makes enough money at the box office.
So I decided to make a Survey about the movie. Enough time passed since the premiere and I wanted to make some type of movie fan reviews and this proved to be great time to test the new comment system I was planing to install :)
I want to make this more of a survey so these are the questions I'm interested in: 1. What do you like in SATC2?
2. What don't you like in SATC2?
3. If they will makeSATC3, on what to focus more in story?
Notes:
Since its outside comment system, when you write the post first select it and copy it. If something goes wrong when you click post button, you can paste it again.
When you click post button and the "Just a moment" is standing too long - refresh the page, your post should be there. If not repeat the note 1
All the links in posts needs to be approved by me, so dont put links that are not related cuz your are just wasting both our times.
And when theres enough posts I just might make it a big SATC2 survey e-book and send it to someone who can use it, the movie is for the fans and fans word matters :)
So lets hear what you have to say, just click on the link at the top.
Sex and the City stars good examples
June, 6. 2010.
In the sea of mostly same type of opinions about the movie I found one that was actualy interesting to read whole.
On May 29, the Turlock Journal ran an opinion piece by a San Francisco Chronicle columnist who called the movie irritating, offensive and racy because of the promiscuous behavior of one of the well-known “Sex and the City” women in a very conservative Arab culture.
In the movie, Samantha wears a bikini at the pool, shorts and a tank top through the spice market and even makes out with a stranger on the beach. Yes, all these behaviors are disrespectful to the Arab culture, one in which women are expected to cover their bodies from head to toe at all times.
I get it. She should have been more respectful. I have lived in a different country and you have to respect the culture of that country. It is the right thing to do. If you don’t, you might not only get dirty looks but you could also end up with a view behind bars.
The columnist from the Chronicle looked at Samantha’s behavior as if she was allowed to do what she did because she is beautiful, fabulous and decked out in designer clothing. But I see it as an example for all those Americans that think they can do whatever they want in a different country without being punished.
Samantha didn’t get away with what she did. Nowhere in that movie did it show that Samantha was allowed to make out with a stranger on the beach or wear her risky clothing without consequences. She was arrested for her beach incident and was shunned by the men for flaunting herself around the spice market.
Her behavior is an example to those young Americans out there that think they can parade into a different country and still live by American mores. Every country has different laws and customs. Everyone needs to not only respect other cultures, but honor them as well.
We don’t allow 16-year-olds from Europe to legally drink a beer in America, even though it is legal in Germany, so why do Americans expect to go to other countries and break their laws?
So bravo to the “Sex and the City” crew for setting an example for all those American tourists out there.
Just for curiousity I went on IMDB.com to see the rating of the movie and was pretty shocked, since reading the mostly female comments I got feeling that movie wasnt that bad like critics were trashing it, and what I see on IMDB
But then I open the details and got shocked again.
Isnt it strange that movie which is made more for female population (no disrespect to guys) is getting judged by male population. So spare few minutes and go on Imdb.com and make YOUR vote count :)
After picking Abu Dhabi as the set for "Sex and the City 2", director Michael Patrick King comes out with an idea to take Carrie Bradshaw and her friends to another country should the next film is made. Speaking to Mirror, the show's creator says that he would love to film "Sex and the City 3" in London, England.
"We will come to the U.K., I promise. If this film ['Sex and the City 2'] does well then London is definitely the venue for us," Michael says at the after-party for 'Sex and the City 2' London premiere. Offering an explanation for the possible plot of the third film, he reveals, "At one point Carrie was going to move over to London for a work assignment anyway."
Crediting British people for their support to "Sex and the City 2", the 55-year-old filmmaker states, "We all see it as our spiritual home for the show. The support from the fans has been wild and we'd love to come here and film." He is also optimist that there will be another sequel for "Sex and the City" although it has not been confirmed, saying "Obviously we'll have to see how we do this time around, but I'm hoping the third will happen."
Echoing King's hope is one of the lead actresses Kim Cattrall. Speaking to MTV, the depicter of Samantha Jones has previously said, "I don't know if there will be a third. I hope there will be. I think there's more stories to be told. That's totally his [Michael's] call."
She added, "Well, I think the only way it will continue is if Michael feels there's more to be said. I think once we start repeating ourselves, it's time to say goodbye. Maybe that's in five years, maybe that's in 10. Who knows? I hope we can do it for as long as the audience is there and the characters are interesting and growing and changing."
Ignore the critics – "Sex and the City" is still a hit
May, 30. 2010.
***I red many reviews last few days and I took this one to share it cuz it kinda make most sense, while most of others just trash the movie***
They're back – and once again hostile reviews miss the point. On Thursday evening, the stars of the new Sex and the City movie appeared at the premiere in Leicester Square, arms entwined and as glamorous as ever. I loved Sarah Jessica Parker's very modern strapless frock, which was the perfect foil for Kim Cattrall's classic goddess dress. The actresses have always used clothes to express their on-screen characters and Parker's Carrie still comes across as chic and playful, a woman who doesn't care if she makes fashion mistakes.
It's more than a decade since Sex and the City began attracting huge TV audiences, delighting generations of women: Seventies feminists who saw the stars as living out the precepts they'd struggled for, and their daughters who suddenly found a language for their own aspirations and anxieties. The characters explicitly set out to have sex like men, and the inclusion of an "older woman" – in those days, anyone in her forties was heading for cardigan-land – made ground-breaking television. Cattrall's Samantha embodied the most liberated version of feminism, even if her struggle with breast cancer towards the end of the series felt like a punishment for the freedom she'd enjoyed.
There were always false notes in the series, but that's inevitable in a show that ran for so many episodes. The new film, unimaginatively entitled Sex and the City 2, is getting even worse reviews than its predecessor, but that's unlikely to damage its prospects at the box office. For the record, I saw the first film twice: once to write about it and the second time with my boyfriend, who loved it.
We don't watch Sex and the City for plot, unexpected twists or subtle characterisation; it's more like catching up with old friends, giving their clothes the once-over and plunging back into the giddy world of talking about sex and relationships.
That, I suspect, is why the new film has left New York behind for Abu Dhabi, sending the four women on a trip without their various husbands and children.
Married Carrie is less interesting than her single counterpart; the scenes in the first movie of her friends rallying round after Mr Big jilted her were far more engrossing than the wedding with which it ended. Not long ago, a friend of mine returned to London after the end of a relationship and we met in a bar where we hugged in front of startled strangers; it was spontaneous, but also a pure Sex and the City moment.
What the show has to struggle with is our appetite for more of the same and the producers' covert conservatism which demands that the characters have "real lives". Charlotte (Kristin Davis) was always the most conventional of the four, and in the new film she's been landed with two kids and a permanent anxiety that her husband will leave her for the nanny. The first movie ended with Carrie looking on approvingly as a younger generation of sassy New Yorkers stepped out for an evening on the town, signalling that the baton was being handed on to younger women, but that isn't what the audience wants.
The idea that the women have reached an age where, with the exception of Samantha, they have to settle for domesticity is a failure of nerve, and I wonder if it's linked to catty reviews which repeat unthinking prejudices about age. "No doubt they will be applauded in some quarters for their fashion bravery," a fashion writer observed in The Times last week, apparently surprised that "women over 40" can manage to look glam and unable to resist a snide remark about Parker's "knobbly knees".
Who cares? Sex and the City gets things wrong but it's still a fantasy of empowerment. You'll have to excuse me now – I'm off to see the movie.
ABU DHABI - In this city, “Sex and the City 2″ may not be coming to a theater near you.
There’s little reason the conservative Persian Gulf emirate would want to promote the racy new comedy, though part of the script is set here.
Abu Dhabi, home to many American and European expatriates, refused a request to film there, say city officials. Instead, the producers of the movie shot in Morocco and called it Abu Dhabi in the film.
Officials here are cringing at the title alone, which associates “sex” with their city without showing its people, streets and buildings. Since the film wasn’t shot here, Abu Dhabi’s newer, prized icons–including a Formula One racetrack, and a nascent big-city skyline–don’t make a showing in the film. Some initial reviews have called the film “anti-Muslim” and “politically-incorrect.” USA Today’s Claudia Puig said the movie’s “lampooning of Arabs” was “troubling.”
“It’s misleading to the audience to use the name of Abu Dhabi when it’s filmed in Morocco,” says the U.A.E.’s National Media Council, a regulator and licensing body.
Ok, I was thinking to shrink the video to some 10-20mins with some highlights but when I started to edit the video I realized theres nothing to cut. Its a 1 hour long chat with everyone :)
SATC 2 Interviews
May, 23. 2010.
Ok, I gave up on idea to put all embeded videos on first page cuz it would slow down opening alot, so when you click on each of the images it will open the YouTube pages where I uploaded the interviews. I will embed it on Video section of the site thou. Enjoy the intervews :)
Samantha Wedding Pics Were A 'Bait-And-Switch'
May, 22. 2010.
There have been many memorable weddings on "Sex and the City 2." Who could forget when Charlotte married Trey? Or, for that matter, when Charlotte married Harry? And, there was that lovely little ceremony when Steve finally got Miranda to tie the knot.
Then, of course, fans nearly died of happiness when Mr. Big and Carrie Bradshaw finally walked down the aisle in the first "Sex and the City" movie. So when fans saw paparazzi photos of Samantha (Kim Cattrall) in a wedding dress, they thought she was the latest "Sex and the City" girl to put a ring on it.
Turns out, they got duped. "That was a completely conscious bait-and-switch," "Sex and the City 2" director Michael Patrick King told MTV News.
He said it was Cattrall's devious mind that came up with the idea. "[She] came to me and said, 'I want to come to the set someday in a wedding gown and make everybody think Samantha's getting married,' " he recalled. "And I put it in my head [like], 'That's a funny idea.' Forty-five minutes later, I turned around; she was crossing the street in a wedding gown. I thought, 'Oh, today?' "
Cattrall wasn't able to pull it off all on her own; she got some help from the show's iconic stylist. "Patricia Field got a gown that fit her within 40 minutes, and she had a veil on and she's running across the street," he said. "And what I loved about it was every blog that I saw was like, 'This looks like a bad idea for a movie.' And I was like, 'It is!' "
Sarah Jessica Parker has stated that she is reluctant to give up give her role of Carrie Bradshaw if a prequel Sex And The City movie is ever made.
SATC author, Candace Bushnell has just released The Carrie Diaries, which tells the story of Bradshaw in her high school days and SJP has claimed that if the book is ever made into a film, she still wants to play Carrie.
Parker told our US news team: "It makes perfect sense [that another actress would be cast]. And I would like to be generous of spirit and say, 'Of course,' and, 'I will do so if that is asked of me.' "
However, the actress appeared reluctant to give Carrie up that easily adding "I just don't know. It's like I can't imagine anyone else playing Dorothy Gale — just Judy Garland (Wizard of Oz)"
SJP need not panic yet, Bushnell recently claimed that a prequel SATC film is a long way off yet, stating: It's not in my hands, so there aren't any plans at this moment. We don't know what's going to happen."
We know that you’ve already watched the first movie for the 10th time, gushing over the glitz and glam, the gossip and guys. On Thursday, May 27th, 2010, step away from the TV screen and head out for a night on the town at Boston's and South Windsor’s exclusive Sex and the City 2 Premiere Party hosted by Burtons Grill. Whether you emulate Carrie, Charlotte, Miranda or Samantha, you’ll feel like a socialite while enjoying an evening of fashion, friends and fun!
Cosmopolitan made a nice loking web page for all the SATC fans. Theres a lot of interesting stuff there like:
Love Lessons from Sex and the City, Wardrobe Wars, What's Your Sex and the City Seduction Style?
Steal the Shoes from Sex and the City 2 - We got a sneak peek at some of the scenes from the new film and searched through hundreds of shoes to find look-alikes that Carrie would approve of.
What Men Secretly Love About Sex and the City - We asked guys (yes, straight ones) what turned them on to the hit show.
Abu Dhabi Gives Sex And The City 2 The Cold Shoulder
May, 19. 2010.
Although the United Emirates’ Abu Dhabi is one of the scripted settings in the highly-anticipated Sex & The City 2 movie, the Associated Press reports that the city may not even show the movie when it is released. “To the Emiratis, that ‘city’ in the (movie) title sounds like it’s referring — logically enough — to their Abu Dhabi rather than New York,” Leila Hudson, graduate director of Near Eastern studies at the University of Arizona, told the AP. “That’s a little too in your face.” The first Sex & The City Movie was also not shown in Abu Dhabi and all of the Abu Dhabi scenes for the Sex & The City 2 were filmed in Morocco.
If you're in the neighborhood of Carrie Bradshaw — raised under the influence of the 1970s — then you're not unfamiliar with the concept behind "Little Archie" comics, the Muppet Babies and Shrinky Dinks: Smaller, if not younger, is cute. And marketable.
So when you first open Candace Bushnell's "The Carrie Diaries," which positions the author's iconic "Sex and the City" character as a high-school senior and fashions her for a teenaged audience, your generational cynicism may prepare you for the worst.
But then, like the reveal at the end of one of the good M. Night Shyamalan movies, it hits you: This is not "Li'l Carrie." It's not dumbed-down "Sex and the City." It's an origin story. An addictive, ingenious origin story.
When did Carrie become enamored with her name as a fashion accessory? When did she learn to cuss like a pay-cable pistol? What was her passport to the gay nightlife scene? And when and in what city did she first have sex?
Cynthia Nixon talks frankly about life beyond the SATC
May, 15. 2010.
As Cynthia Nixon was walking down a street in New York recently, a truck pulled up in front of her. “Some men leaned out of the window and started yelling at me: ‘Your movie SUCKED.’ It was very startling.” They were referring to Sex and the City, the 2008 film following the hugely successful television series about four New York professional women who call the shots (mostly) in their relationships with men. “I thought: I bet you $1,000 you haven’t seen the movie, but something about it makes you angry. We’re just a comedy but one that has become very polarising, because we showed what was actually happening in New York: women out on the town, meeting men and drinking and shopping and indulging themselves and not just sitting by the phone waiting for it to ring.”
Now, with Sex and the City 2 about to open, Nixon is bracing herself for yet more attention. I ask if she is impervious to the comments. “I’m not like Miranda,” she laughs, referring to the steely, cynical attorney she plays. “Those men did hurt my feelings. I was having a hard day anyway. It is peculiar the things that people will say to you just because you’re famous – things that they would never say to just a random person on the street; they would never be so rude or mean.”
We meet for an early breakfast in Nice Matin, a bustling French brasserie on New York’s Upper West Side, which is just a stone’s throw from the apartment Nixon shares with her girlfriend, Christine Marinoni, and her two children from a former relationship, Samantha, 13, and Charlie, 7. Nixon, 44, arrives 15 minutes late but shows few other traits of celebrity behaviour...
SEX AND THE CITY star KRISTIN DAVIS has conceded fans are unlikely to see the series back on the big screen for a third time - because talk of another sequel is "not looking great".
Now, there has been rumors going around the internet for past week about SATC2 being the final movie, but since only story about it came from a single site I will not take it for granted. Atm, its just a rumor. 
Actor John Corbett is hurt by critics harsh response to the "Sex And The City 2" and says scribes gave negative reviews for "unfair reason".
ABU DHABI - In this city, “Sex and the City 2″ may not be coming to a theater near you.
There have been many memorable weddings on "Sex and the City 2." Who could forget when Charlotte married Trey? Or, for that matter, when Charlotte married Harry? And, there was that lovely little ceremony when Steve finally got Miranda to tie the knot.
As Cynthia Nixon was walking down a street in New York recently, a truck pulled up in front of her. “Some men leaned out of the window and started yelling at me: ‘Your movie SUCKED.’ It was very startling.” They were referring to Sex and the City, the 2008 film following the hugely successful television series about four New York professional women who call the shots (mostly) in their relationships with men. “I thought: I bet you $1,000 you haven’t seen the movie, but something about it makes you angry. We’re just a comedy but one that has become very polarising, because we showed what was actually happening in New York: women out on the town, meeting men and drinking and shopping and indulging themselves and not just sitting by the phone waiting for it to ring.” 
