Sex and the city 2
Hold on to your Choos – Carrie and Co. are back with style and even more drama in the new trailer for "Sex and the City 2."
Since we last saw Manhattan's fashion-forward foursome, Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) is now facing some problems in her two-year marriage to Mr. Big (Chris Noth).
It's not until she catches her husband flirting with a sultry Spanish woman (Penelope Cruz) at a bar that Carrie realizes that their relationship needs help.
"Big and I are getting a little too Mr. and Mrs. Married," Carrie says. "We have to work on the sparkle."
The real dilemma comes when Carrie and her girlfriends take a trip to Abu Dhabi, where she runs into her former fiancé, Aiden (John Corbett).
Upon meeting by chance at a street market, Aiden says, "This is the best mirage I've ever had."
The return of Aiden will surely please loyal fans who fell for the furniture designer's charm and wit when he romanced Carrie during most of the television show's fourth season.
Torn between her old and new life, a perplexed Carrie says, "We bump into each other half way round the world - I think it means something."
Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) also returns in the big screen sequel and appears to be successfully balancing her life as a wife and mother with her career. On the other hand, Charlotte York (Kristen Davis) is having difficulty with her two children and admits that "they're driving me crazy!"
And of course, the sexy Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) is back to her crazy antics, from tricking her body into thinking it's younger by taking a handful of anti-aging pills, to bed-hopping, to having a fashion faux pas alongside Miley Cyrus at a red carpet event.
But through all their drama, Samantha reminds her girlfriends what audiences love the most about them: "We made a deal ages ago. Man, babies, doesn't matter. We're soul mates."
Since we last saw Manhattan's fashion-forward foursome, Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) is now facing some problems in her two-year marriage to Mr. Big (Chris Noth).
It's not until she catches her husband flirting with a sultry Spanish woman (Penelope Cruz) at a bar that Carrie realizes that their relationship needs help.
"Big and I are getting a little too Mr. and Mrs. Married," Carrie says. "We have to work on the sparkle."
The real dilemma comes when Carrie and her girlfriends take a trip to Abu Dhabi, where she runs into her former fiancé, Aiden (John Corbett).
Upon meeting by chance at a street market, Aiden says, "This is the best mirage I've ever had."
The return of Aiden will surely please loyal fans who fell for the furniture designer's charm and wit when he romanced Carrie during most of the television show's fourth season.
Torn between her old and new life, a perplexed Carrie says, "We bump into each other half way round the world - I think it means something."
Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) also returns in the big screen sequel and appears to be successfully balancing her life as a wife and mother with her career. On the other hand, Charlotte York (Kristen Davis) is having difficulty with her two children and admits that "they're driving me crazy!"And of course, the sexy Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) is back to her crazy antics, from tricking her body into thinking it's younger by taking a handful of anti-aging pills, to bed-hopping, to having a fashion faux pas alongside Miley Cyrus at a red carpet event.
But through all their drama, Samantha reminds her girlfriends what audiences love the most about them: "We made a deal ages ago. Man, babies, doesn't matter. We're soul mates."
