Sex and the City


Posted on May 28, 2008
By Julia Szabo

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New Line Cinema, 2008, 148 minutes

To view the trailer, go here

This is the year's most hotly-anticipated movie, and its imperial setting - the city of the title - is the dog-crazy metropolis known as New York. So it's no surprise to see a wide variety of canine characters on screen, all portrayed by talented performers represented by the Dawn Animal Agency.

Dog-loving fans of the HBO series will not be disappointed, for with this movie the beloved small-screen sensation makes a seamless transition to the big screen with style and wit to spare. Most importantly, each of the four central characters we've come to love has a dog that's a perfect reflection of her personality.  

Charlotte (Kristin Davis) still has "Elizabeth Taylor," her Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, plus a pair of wirehaired Jack Russell terriers - and all three pampered Park Avenue pets are as pedigreed and perfectly-groomed as Charlotte herself.  

Meanwhile, Miranda, (Cynthia Nixon) the super-intelligent attorney, has a dog that's as brainy as she is: a Border Collie. And Samantha (Kim Cattrall) surprises everyone by adopting a rescued Yorkie named Baby whose sex drive rivals her own.

As for Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker, the movie's star and co-producer), it appears she's still holding the leash of the dog known as Mr. Big (Chris Noth). But will he stray or stay this time? You'll have to see the film to find out.

 

Presence of dogs: reelreelreelreel
Respect for dogs: reelreelreelreel
Canine star quality: reelreelreelreel
Family friendly: reelreelreelreel


 



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WWW.Barkthemovie.com is the web home for "Bark" (tales from doggy death row) How can anybody help with this? The motion picture is the original idea of writer/director Foster V. Corder. "I have to make this movie now!" The timing is right, with so many animal issues being in the press over the past year. My mother died from complications due to breast cancer. Recently I have overcome my own cancer surgery's and I'm blessed to be a survivor. I started out as an animal photographer 30 years ago. I know this film will work. "With the right support, this could be the next we are the world, who knows?" The screenplay has been called "Crash for dogs!" It's very hard hitting yet still soft and enduring. The film is still seeking funding, but has gotten a few well known Hollywood name and faces to give verbal interest at low or no pay already! I was offered a large sum of money to sell the story and allow it to be changed. A well known t.v commercial director, wanted the film as his debut picture. He wanted to make the picture more about the people or humans. "This story is about the dogs, and that's the way it has to be!" Some times people have to look beyond them. My door is open for co-sponsoring, partnering or just plain studio production deal? So let's see what the power of the internet is? Pass this blog on to someone, send people to the web site, and let them know. Thanks.
Posted By Foster
on May 31, 2008
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