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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Big fancied himself a Trey. Natasha was more like a Charlotte. Carrie was crass, unrefined and label obsessed somewhat of a gold digger. Her most serious relationships shown were with men of means Aiden, Big and Barishnykov all men who could keep her in her Manolos. Re-watching years later in season 1 Big made it clear to Carrie that he liked her in a fun, amusing way but was not in the mood to wife her or anyone else at that time. She did not want to hear it. He was #goals for her and she was pissed that he did not feel the same way. That episode where she showed up for church with his mom in a costume-y church lady outfit was cringe-worthy.
[b]I still say in the end he married her because the fans wanted a happy ending,[/b] but in his mind after a major health scare, two failed marriages and getting up there in years (wasn't he was supposed to be 10+ years older than she was) he was tired of the chase and knew she would never leave him. Carrie was Aiden's fantasy. He was the simple guy who fell for a label-obsessed aging party girl about town. In reality she would have ended it at some point because he a doormat when it came to her. That episode where she invited Big up to his cabin, the ex with whom she cheated first time around? Oh hellz no!!! SATC 3 plot: Big gets a clean bill of health and cheats with the new 20-something VP at his company.  [/quote]

Honestly, I was really hoping Carrie would choose to stay single in the finale, or at least decide to keep looking for the right man for her.  I heard that was one of the alternate endings shot and I wished the show had used that one.  Relationships like Big and Carrie's never end with the guy finally committing.  [/quote]

The movie was for the fans. Not the fans that are here: women who enjoyed the show and dissected it and analyzed it. No, it was for the fans who loved the hot men, shoes, glitzy, etc. And it worked. [/quote]

Seriously. And whomever is credited with editing those movies should be ashamed. They were both an hour too long and filled with unnecessary crap.[/quote]

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