Carrie Bradshaw and the ladies return to us for a last hurrah in Sex and the City: The Movie. I watched this not in the megaplex, but in the comfort of my home, which is how Sex and the City is supposed to be enjoyed. There aren't enough high events (you know, car chases, shooting, death, actual danger) to warrant a showing on the big screen. And besides, the movie looks, feels and sounds like its small-screen precursor. There is one marked difference. This time, the white ladies of the city (Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis) share screen-time with Oscar-winning diva extraordinaire Jennifer Hudson (not white).
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