1. There are more black people in the soundtrack than I think I’ve ever seen on the show.
2. I so TOTALLY believe that Carrie would run into Aiden on the other side of the known planet. Totally.
3. Having Liza Minnelli in this is the cherry on top of the “fuck hetero guys” marketing sundae.
4. Anybody else get an Ishtar vibe in the Abu Dhabi half of this thing?
5. For a show that was based largely on finding true love, the infidelity undertones seem quite appropriate.
6. This trailer wasn’t made with me in mind and so I’ll honor their wishes by not seeing the film.
The trailer is over at Yahoo! Movies. Sex and the City 2 opens on May 28th.
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What do you mean the "known planet"? Is there more planet we don't know about?
What the fuck is going on at CHUD today?
HAHAHA…"with cocktails"….what a killer line. Man, I wish I had come up with that gem.
#1, I assume that "known planet" was used to exclude unexplored areas of deep sea trenches. Hopefully the entire cast and crew of this picture ends up at the bottom of one anyway.
I've been single for about 9 months, and whenever I start to long for female companionship again I just remember that this movie is coming out soon and I thank god that I'm single and don't have to sit through it.
"I don't think we're in Kansas anymore." — People actually get paid to write shit like this?! Amazing.
It's not that far fetched with the Aiden thing, my sister was in Pompeii and happened to walk down a random alley and ran into an ex bf she hadn't seen in 4 years. It can happen and it does happen. not defending the film just the plot device. LOL
@#&: Yeah, it does happen when said Ex is stalking you (the Alley is a dead giveaway). So…they found your sister's remains yet?
1. The show was about surviving the big city and finding realistic lasting love, so infidelity seem quite an appropriate thing to deal with. Carrie and Big are both frequent cheaters.
2. Okay yeah the movie probably sucks.
"Hopefully the entire cast and crew of this picture ends up at the bottom of one anyway."
Preferably the one Meg lives in.
3. Having Liza Minnelli in this is the cherry on top of the "fuck hetero guys" marketing sundae. 6. This trailer wasn't made with me in mind and so I'll honor their wishes by not seeing the film.
My sentiments exactly.
What's going on today at CHUD is what happens every time that Devin (who seems to be writing 90% of the website now) takes a day off or has to do something and all the junior people like David get to write an article on the main page. This equals 1. Overly sarcastic articles in an attempt to be cool. 2. Article titles which don't make any sense or let you know what the article is about, therefore you don't click on them. 3. A load of old shit being published in an effort to find movie news.
Once again, lets freak out because Women get a movie they wanna see. What do fanboys have against women?!?!?! You guys at chud call *US* nerds?
Sex and the City: great series, great movies, IT'S JUST NOT FOR ME.
Hey – "fuck hetero guys" is a completely legit marketing tack, since none of us will be seeing this anyway. Fellow heterosexual males, if you possess even a fraction of a spine, no woman should be able to talk you into watching this. (Corollary: if a woman succeeds in talking you into this, you demonstrably have no spine whatsoever, rendering your sexual status moot.) Now onto the real question: why the fuck are you guys wasting Chud space on this movie? You must be familiar with the concept of a 'target audience'. The ones for the movie and this website do not overlap.
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