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Sex and the City Blu-ray Review

Extended Cut

Score: 65

from 2 reviewers

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A delightful Blu-ray with relatable themes and clever dialogue; a must-have for fans and a worthwhile rental for newcomers.

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Dolby TrueHD

Video: 69

Presented in 1080p with a 1.85:1 aspect ratio, this Blu-ray of 'Sex and the City' delivers vivid, rich textures, deeply saturated hues, and excellent black levels. While occasional edge enhancement and halos can be seen, overall image quality remains impressive.

Audio: 65

The audio presentation of 'Sex and the City' Blu-ray features a lossless Dolby TrueHD 5.1 track and a lossy Dolby Digital 5.1 option. The TrueHD track delivers full-bodied sound, crystal clear dialogue, and subtle but effective surround use, making it the superior choice for an engaging auditory experience.

Extra: 56

Director King provides a detailed commentary on adapting the series to film, complemented by a standout featurette on the iconic fashions. However, the brief Fergie studio segment and unnecessary deleted scenes fall short. The interactive NYC map and pop-up trivia offer engaging insights, all presented in crisp 1080i and VC-1 encoded.

Movie: 66

The 'Sex and the City' Blu-ray successfully translates the beloved series to film, maintaining its wit and emotional depth while exploring themes of friendship, love, and personal growth, despite mixed critical reception. Box office success shows significant audience engagement, with strong performances and narrative pacing led by writer/director Michael Patrick King.

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