For a sequel to a series, the Sex and the City movie is surprisingly good

By Pete Kotz on Thu, May 29, 2008 at 1:03 pm

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The movie provides a much more satisfying end to the TV series.

Last night, a hundred or so of Cleveland’s most fashionable women -- and a few much-less-fashionable media geeks -- piled into the Regal Cinemas in Richmond Heights to watch the long-waited Sex and the City movie. We have positive news for the legions of Carrie Bradshaw fans. Despite the awful commercials, the movie is actually – shockingly — good…

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