And Just Like That... (2021–)

Review Team

3/5

And Just Like That... attempts to capture the essence of its predecessor, Sex and the City, while addressing the challenges of middle age. The plot revolves around Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte as they navigate their evolving lives and relationships. While the series offers poignant moments and rel ... Show more >> And Just Like That... attempts to capture the essence of its predecessor, Sex and the City, while addressing the challenges of middle age. The plot revolves around Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte as they navigate their evolving lives and relationships. While the series offers poignant moments and relatable struggles, it often feels disjointed, with some character arcs lacking depth. The performances remain strong, particularly Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie, whose charm still shines through. However, the series sometimes leans too heavily on nostalgia, which may alienate new viewers. Overall, it offers a mixed bag of emotions, appealing to die-hard fans while leaving others wanting more. Show less

Editor Team

2/5

As a long-time fan of Sex and the City, I approached And Just Like That... with a mix of excitement and trepidation. Sadly, the revival feels more like a shadow of its former self. The characters seem to be grappling with their identities rather than embracing them, and the storylines often fall fla ... Show more >> As a long-time fan of Sex and the City, I approached And Just Like That... with a mix of excitement and trepidation. Sadly, the revival feels more like a shadow of its former self. The characters seem to be grappling with their identities rather than embracing them, and the storylines often fall flat. While there are moments of genuine humour and insight, they are overshadowed by awkward pacing and forced dialogues. The charm that once defined the series is missing, leaving a sense of disconnection. It's a nostalgic trip, but one that might not resonate with everyone. If you're hoping for the magic of the original, you may find yourself disappointed. Show less