And Just Like That review: Sex and the City reboot is like a worn pair of designer boots

Style, substance and a shock death sets the tone for Sex and the City reboot. Spoilers ahead from episodes one and two of the new series
And Just Like That review: Sex and the City reboot is like a worn pair of designer boots

And Just Like That follows Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) and Charlotte (Kristin Davis) as they navigate the complicated reality of life and friendship in their 50s.

Every female journalist of a certain vintage has a love-hate relationship with Carrie Bradshaw.  

Love, because wouldn’t we all love to be tapping away on our laptop in New York city, filing two hundred words a month about our love life? Hate, because Carrie was a liar. Yes, we might find our faces on the side of a bus, but not wearing Louboutins and living in a one-bedroom apartment with an oven we never used except for as a clothing storage unit.

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