petra_engstrom

Right from the start this series strike me as an American clichè. Especially the fact that all guys fall for her immediately even without her even having had the time to show any form of personality. It fits into the idea many Americans seem to have that being American in itself is so appealing that every European guy falls head over heels in love. Unrealistic and flat. Don't get me wrong, she has a personality so it's the probably the storytellers fault that they don't show this first. I couldn't make it past the second episode because of the clichès so that's why I at least give it a 5 instead of a 2 to be fair because I can't judge the whole series based on 2 episodes.

Season 2 is even better than season 1. It's super witty and the actors impress over and over again. It is pure joy to see Elle and Nicholas interact. Would have given 10/10 but too much graphic content brings it down to 9. Well done!

I have been waiting for a Sex and the City sequel for so long but now I wish that I hadn't seen it. It's really everything we didn't want to see and it would have been better to just have imagined how their lives would have been in their 50's rather than seeing it. I would have imagined totally different lives for them, this sequel doesn't have any of the charm of the old show. Sorry to say but it's a cringe-show.