Sex and the City: Does it Do it For You?

By
Brian Zumhagen
and
Nathan Lee,
WNYC News | Jul 12, 2010

New York, NY —

Manhattanites were tripping over the filming for months, and it's been previewed in a massive media blitz: the film version of the popular TV show Sex and the City was released nationwide today. So pour yourself a cosmo and sit back and enjoy or... not. Film critic Nathan Lee reviews the film, which he calls "a witless, interminable fiasco."

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