Is it Sexist if You Don't Like Sex and the City?  No faux pas
here: Our favorite fashionable foursome reunite in theSex and
the Citymovie  It's no surprise that the big screen Sex and the
City movie captured the top spot at the box office this weekend
— and, clocking in at almost two and a half hours (around the
time it takes to watch half a season on DVD), those ticket-
buyers certainly got their money's worth, at least in terms of
running time. Whether it was worth it quality-wise, is up for
some debate, as the 54/100 Metacritic score indicates.  I admit
that I am not immune to big event movies, and I found myself in
line this weekend with the rest of the fans. But I can't say I
was a follower of the TV show. I didn't hate it, either.
(Apparently, this is rare. You're supposed to love or loathe Sex
and the City.) The episodes were entertaining enough, but I
couldn't see myself hanging out with those women or anyone like
them — I don't really put much emphasis on fashion, and they
never seem to go to the movi