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I would not have marked these as good condition considering the actual dvd holder is completely falling apart. Came in 3 pieces. I get that these cases weren’t designed great and have a tendency to break but this is awful. Can’t even keep them in that because you can’t keep them together.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
In these initial episodes from the show's final season, "Sex and the City" is as bawdy and fun as ever. A generous collection of rich character moments, both funny and serious, ratchet up the quality even further. I'm definitely aboard for the big close in "Season Six, Part Two", and then the movie, which I've held off seeing until working my way through all the episodes. I do hope the movie compares favorably with this extremely well-produced show. "Sex and the City, Season Six, Part One" looks and sounds great on standard DVD and features a cute extra feature: an amateurishly filmed but fascinating panel discussion (about a half hour long) featuring the cast and producer/frequent episode director Michael Patrick King.
My girlfriend and I watch these. I have come to realize that the male brain's trying to comprehend the female brain is like the proverbial little boy trying to put all the sand on the seashore into his tiny little bucket... dude, you can only do it if you're on a neutron star, so get over it. It's not gonna happen. But if you watch chick flicks from time to time, you get the slightest inkling of the complexity of female thought, like the denizens of Flatland comprehending 3-D objects as they drift thru the only plane known. Sex in the City is not the only entry out there, nor could it hope to be fully representative, but its monster success tells you something about its resonance with women all over the world. If you get past some of the specifics and the occasionally silly stuff, there is substance there. The 6th season has fewer of the shallow male stereotyping of prior seasons, which is good, although a romp thru those stereotypes is also revealing. Do women REALLY think men are that shallow? Hmmm... useful to know, on background!Read full review
HBO's four most fabulous Manhattanites are back for another season of sex, laughs, and loves. Columnist Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) and her trusty friends Charlotte (Kristin Davis), Miranda (Cynthia Nixon), and Samantha (Kim Cattrall), are once again caught up in the wild lifestyle of New York City, doing their best to balance love and life and friendship and, you guessed it, shopping. This release contains the first twelve episodes of the show's sixth and final season.
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