Showing posts with label Kristin Davis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kristin Davis. Show all posts

Friday, 23 August 2013

Sex and the City 2

Movie Synopsis

With their Manhattan lives as hectic as ever, Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte join Samantha for a trip to the Middle East where their personalities and loyalties are tested.

Movie Review Summary

By the time you’ll have finished watching this you may well wonder if this was meant to be a film or a TV series. The story is slow, meanders and lacks much but a few sub-plots to keep it going. The trip to the Middle East is kind of thrown in halfway through and that’s what probably brings about the most entertaining parts of the film. There is something that just feels stale about Sex and the City now though – despite the characters growing up and learning it still feels like it’s all about how much glitz, fame and ego-stroking they get. It just all feels so familiar, and old. As a result there’s not a lot this movie offers except for the opportunity for the characters to get another airing. As a result this means it’s a film only true Sex and the City fans will want to watch, and even they may not be satisfied with what this offers.

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Monday, 22 July 2013

Couples Retreat (2009)

Movie Synopsis

When four close couples visit a tropical-island resort for a vacation, they don’t realize that couples relationship therapy and very little in the way of fun is what they’ve signed up to.

Movie Review Summary

This is one of those films whereby if you watch it without knowing what’s about it, you’ll probably see the better parts of it and enjoy it. It’s got a quality cast, a funny set-up, some definite tensions, is a little unique in its approach and has enough going on that it will capture the attention of those in a relationship. It’s downside is that it could have been so much more, but it hampered itself by playing to the juvenile side of comedy. If it had cut out the self-indulgence as well, this could have been a really good comedy.

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