^NOT SO SASSY^

I would definitely want to see this one! Watch the full trailer here

This hundred-fold excitement is comprehensible: SATC has constituted for thousands of women the gantry to an emancipated life. Four female protagonists revolutionized an entire world, with their independence, successful careers, designer clothes and most of all, their strong friendship that helped them remain balanced on their (stilettos) feet.

The greatest part of SATC was that we could find ourselves in the leading characters. We’ve learnt from Carrie that even though craving for true love, our career and friends were rewarding enough to contradict misogynists. We’ve seen Miranda, so career-focused and so demanding of herself and the others, constantly conferring us determination to succeed and allowing us in no moment to make compromises when it came to our dreams. Then there was Charlotte, so sweet and sensitive, appearing as though she just landed from a fairy tale, still fitting perfectly in the rapid-paced New York. And let’s not forget the juicy part, Samantha, the woman who objectified men, the woman who talked so openly about her sex life that she made it become a subject of small talk.

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SATC - the movie appears as a conglomeration of designer outfits and shoes, a feast of fashion or a continuous catwalk with four models. And that is by far another attraction and strength of the movie.

SATC also brings some new pigmented complexion. The monopolizing white skin is welcoming a black talented actress, “Dreamgirls” Academy Award winner Jennifer Hudson as Carrie’s assistant, Louise. It is still debatable if her presence is a means of making amends to the absence of African-American actors in the series however, and in this respect her being just the assistant is quite dangerous.

The movie maintains the sweet-nostalgic tone, however it remains truly energizing, a fresh new excuse for a girls’ night out.

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