HBO's hit series, Sex in the City, made the successful transition from the little screen to the big screen in 2008 and is ready to double down in 2010.
The project was recently green-lighted, and despite the fact that no script exists yet for the movie, people don't expect the Sex in the City sequel to be as good as the original film. If fact, in a recent poll on the Vizu Power Polls network twice as many respondents felt that Sex in the City II would be much worse than the original as those who felt that it will be much better than the original.
Maybe Samantha, Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte are loosing some of their magic. Then again, expectations were not too high for the original Sex in the City movie and it did well, so it may be too early to count the girls out just yet.
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