It was so shiny on the big screen, maybe we just didn’t notice that the Sex and the City movie is nothing more than a paean to the joys of conspicuous consumption, sacrificing character for cliché, and, yes, love of labels. Even the two-disc edition's lackluster EXTRAS — a self-important chat between Parker and director Michael Patrick King, a mini-doc on costume designer Patricia Field — feel like commercials. Worth breaking up with, on a Post-it. C
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TOO HAUTE FOR TV On its return to your TV, the Sex and the City movie on DVD will make you miss the first days of Carrie and Big
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CDetails Release Date: Sep 23, 2008; DVD Release Date: Sep 23, 2008; Movie Rated: R; Genre: Comedy; With: Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis, Cynthia Nixon and Sarah Jessica Parker
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