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You are looking at a great poster.This poster measures approx. 27 x 40. < Sex and The City: The Movie 27 x 40 (approx.) Poster > < Sex And The City: Music From the Original Motion Picture > < Sex and the City - The Movie (Special Edition) > < Sex and the City > < Sex and the City - The Movie (Widescreen Edition) > < Sex and The City: The Movie 27 x 40 (approx.) Poster >  price：$19.99   Pop Culture Graphics   This 27 x 40 (approx.) poster is from Sex and The City: The Movie (2008) Rerations < Sex and The City: The Movie 27 x 40 (approx.) Poster > < Sex And The City: Music From the Original Motion Picture > < Sex and the City - The Movie (Special Edition) > < Sex and the City > < Sex and the City - The Movie (Widescreen Edition) > freaks Slows down your dogs drinkingReduces chocking and vomitingReduces water spillsfood grade, dishwasher safe plastickeeps ears dry and minimizes muzzle staining < Contech DrinkBetter Medium Bowl White >  price：$24.99   Contech(2007-07-19)  Usually ships in 24 hours DrinkBetter Dog Bowl by Contech Help your dog to drink slower, and make less mess The Drink Better pet bowl encourages dogs to drink at a slower, healthier rate, and make less mess while they are at it. Besides making a wet mess, dogs that drink too fast can experience digestive problems such as indigestion and vomiting, and light-haired dogs may experience staining of the muzzle (from chlorinated water).The Drink Better bowl uses a floating obstacle to control the flow of water, encouraging dogs to drink slower and take only as much as they need, without soaking their ears and muzzles or slopping water around the feeding area. The Drink Better bowl encourages dogs to adopt a slower, healthier pace at mealtimes.The bowl measurements: Inside diameter 6.5" (16 cm) x height 3" (7.5 cm) The Drink Better bowl: Prevents dogs from drinking too fast. Helps dogs avoid soaking their ears and muzzle. Minimizes the mess left by a sloppy drinker. Ensures your dogs comfort with a smooth and ergonomic design. Sturdy non-skid design, constructed of K-Resin SBC a high-quality food-grade polymer.High quality food grade dishwasher safe plastic Slows down your dogs drinkingReduces chocking and vomitingReduces water spillsfood grade, dishwasher safe plastickeeps ears dry and minimizes muzzle staining < Contech DrinkBetter Medium Bowl Blue >  price：$2.70   Contech(2007-07-19)  Usually ships in 24 hours Help your dog to drink slower, and make less mess The Drink Better pet bowl encourages dogs to drink at a slower, healthier rate, and make less mess while they are at it. Besides making a wet mess, dogs that drink too fast can experience digestive problems such as indigestion and vomiting, and light-haired dogs may experience staining of the muzzle (from chlorinated water).The Drink Better bowl uses a floating obstacle to control the flow of water, encouraging dogs to drink slower and take only as much as they need, without soaking their ears and muzzles or slopping water around the feeding area. The Drink Better bowl encourages dogs to adopt a slower, healthier pace at mealtimes.The bowl measurements: Inside diameter 6.5" (16 cm) x height 3" (7.5 cm) The Drink Better bowl: Prevents dogs from drinking too fast. Helps dogs avoid soaking their ears and muzzle. Minimizes the mess left by a sloppy drinker. Ensures your dogs comfort with a smooth and ergonomic design. Sturdy non-skid design, constructed of K-Resin SBC a high-quality food-grade polymer.High quality food grade dishwasher safe plastic Slows down your dogs drinkingReduces chocking and vomitingReduces water spillsfood grade, dishwasher safe plastickeeps ears dry and minimizes muzzle staining < Contech DrinkBetter Medium Bowl Blue > < Contech EatBetter Medium Bowl Blue > < Medium brake-fast bowl (Blue) > < FURminator Large Yellow deShedding Tool with 4-Inch Edge > < Angels' Eyes Tear-Stain Eliminator for Dogs, 120-Gram Bottle > < Dremel 761-03 7,000/14,000 RPM Cordless Pet Nail Grooming Rotary Tool >  price：$2.70   Contech(2007-07-19)  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Not what i expected) (Sturdy bowl) (Great dog food bowl) Help your dog to drink slower, and make less mess The Drink Better pet bowl encourages dogs to drink at a slower, healthier rate, and make less mess while they are at it. Besides making a wet mess, dogs that drink too fast can experience digestive problems such as indigestion and vomiting, and light-haired dogs may experience staining of the muzzle (from chlorinated water).The Drink Better bowl uses a floating obstacle to control the flow of water, encouraging dogs to drink slower and take only as much as they need, without soaking their ears and muzzles or slopping water around the feeding area. The Drink Better bowl encourages dogs to adopt a slower, healthier pace at mealtimes.The bowl measurements: Inside diameter 6.5" (16 cm) x height 3" (7.5 cm) The Drink Better bowl: Prevents dogs from drinking too fast. Helps dogs avoid soaking their ears and muzzle. Minimizes the mess left by a sloppy drinker. Ensures your dogs comfort with a smooth and ergonomic design. Sturdy non-skid design, constructed of K-Resin SBC a high-quality food-grade polymer.High quality food grade dishwasher safe plastic I was convinced this bowl would work after reading the reviews but that wasnt the case. The bowl is to small for a labrador dog and although he has to drink slower bc of the insert in the bowl he is still able to do a mess with the water. I woudnt recommend this for large breed dogs but i do think it can work for smaller dogs and overall its a sturdy well made bowl. This is a very attractive and substantial water bowl however it has not stopped or decreased the splashing or spilling that occurs when my dog drinks. Ultimately, I have removed the floating insert and just use it as you would a regular water bowl. I saw this bowl in an upscale pet catalogue and liked it, but thought it was way too pricey. Later, I found it on Amazon at a much lower cost and decided to buy it. It really works the way it's supposed to. It's totally cool looking and the float inside the bowl slows down my dog's drinking. No more water trails leading from the dog dish to the living room! Yay! Rerations < Contech DrinkBetter Medium Bowl Blue > < Contech EatBetter Medium Bowl Blue > < Medium brake-fast bowl (Blue) > < FURminator Large Yellow deShedding Tool with 4-Inch Edge > < Angels' Eyes Tear-Stain Eliminator for Dogs, 120-Gram Bottle > freaks This bathroom freshener's natural essential oils create a film on the surface of the water, trapping odor at it's sourceThe fresh essence of Eucalyptus works in synergy with Spearmint in this perfect scent for both Men and Women4 Ounce Bathroom SizeUp to 250 usesAll-natural, non-toxic, biodegradable < Poo-Pourri 4-oz. 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"Royal Flush" Toilet Spray > < Poo-Pourri Preventive Bathroom Odor Spray, 4 oz > < Poo-Pourri No. 2 Preventive Bathroom Odor Spray, 4 oz > < Poo-Pourri X-Large 8 oz bottle Original Scent bathroom toilet air freshner odor masking spray > freaks < Never Mind the Bollocks Here's the Sex Pistols > < London Calling > < Ramones > < The Velvet Underground&Nico > < The Clash (U.K. Version) > < Rocket to Russia > The Sex Pistols  price：$3.99   Warner Bros / Wea(1990-10-25)  Usually ships in 24 hours 1.Holidays in the Sun 2.Bodies 3.No Feelings 4.Liar 5.Problems 6.God Save the Queen 7.Seventeen 8.Anarchy in the U.K. 9.Submission 10.Pretty Vacant 11.New York 12.E.M.I.  customer 's review (Screed) (hey..whats one more review?) (One of the worst albums ever- easily!) (NEVER MIND THE BOLLOCKS HERES THE SEX PISTOLS) (Perhaps they were phonies, but we still listen to them) As seminal an album as has ever been released, this record has lost nothing over the years. Lest punk rock be thought of as sloppy or ill-conceived, this album, from the genre's best-remembered, most influential band, remains as well-crafted as any record ever made. Nothing more need be said. whoa..454 reviews? is that a record? Well..seems pretty divided here...trash or genious? How bout genious trash? This disc is all about what good punk..or just good rock for that matter..is all about..emblematic of it's time,raw,pissed off,crunchy power chords and Chuck Berry guitar solos...with a flipped middle finger for good measure. The comparisons to bands like Green Day,etc...are way off base..you can't compare real punk with emo,pop-punk,power pop, whatever..it's not the same thing at all.There are certainly better musicians..better bands..better songwriters..but i seriously doubt there will be a band that better exemplifies the sheer, snarling,in yer face power that the Pistols did on this disc...and besides..most of the bands you guys are comparing with were influenced, directly or indirectly, by this very album.Respect yer elders!!! My good gracious, this album is simply appalling! The Sex Pistol's other album, "London Calling" was pretty bad too, but this was simply awful! If you want REAL punk, check out Green Day's album "American Idiot". I think Green Day has a thing or two to teach these talentless clowns! Too me probaly the greatest punk album thats ever been made now and than. The Sex Pistols were just one of those bands you dont come by too often and still dont come by bands like The Ramones and The Clash were punk too but The Sex Pistols took it a step further and were even arrested were playing the song, "God Save The Queen", in front of the queen of england. From the opening track, "Holidays in the Sun", to the ending track, "EMI", the album is non stop 3 minute fast punk songs and probaly the best song on the whole album, "Anarchy In The UK". Unfortunatly though this is the only studio Sex Pistols album that has ever been made partly due to the fact of tensions between the band and the death of the bands bass player Sid Vicious but The Sex Pistols were a band that werent meant too last that long and when they were around at there peak they were like no other punk band on the scene. Another album that you cant live without and get these songs today Only a few bands are as love/hate dividing as Sex Pistols. But more than 30 years later they are still discussed and listened to, so yeah, never mind the bollocks! Yes, they came out of a mayor record label (today they are released by Virgin) and were intended to be commercial probably. But punk ain't that far removed from pop as some like to think. Ramones aimed at creating good, simple melodies without the phony pretensions that plagued music of the 70's, and Sex Pistols is just about the same. There is hardly any politics in the album, which means it kinda stands the time easier. And today the tracks still packs an undeniable energy and a soul that is with no doubt purely British. This IS great rock. Recognizing that there's no such thing as bad publicity, manager-Svengali Malcolm McLaren molded the Pistols into the most confrontational, nihilistic band rock&roll had ever seen. Propelled by Johnny Rotten's maniacal vocals, Steve Jones's buzz-saw guitar, and (most importantly) bass player Glen Matlock's hook-filled compositional skills, the Pistols' early singles "Anarchy in the U.K." and "God Save the Queen" defined the raging style of British punk. By the time they recorded their lone 1977 album, Matlock had been bounced, replaced by the image-correct but utterly untalented (and ultimately group-dooming) Sid Vicious. Not a 10th as good as the singles, the album nontheless remains a bile-filled emblem of the times.--Billy Altman Rerations < Never Mind the Bollocks Here's the Sex Pistols > < London Calling > < Ramones > < The Velvet Underground&Nico > < The Clash (U.K. Version) > freaks < Sex and Gasoline > < Little Honey > < Time the Conqueror > < All I Intended to Be > < Harps&Angels > < Tell Tale Signs: the Bootleg Series Vol. 8 > Rodney Crowell  price：$4.99   Yep Roc Records(2008-09-02)  Usually ships in 24 hours 1.Sex and Gasoline 2.Moving Work of Art 3.The Rise and Fall of Intelligent Design 4.Truth Decay 5.I Want You #35 6.I've Done Everything I Can 7.Who Do You Trust 8.The Night's Just Right 9.Funky and the Farm-Boy 10.Forty Winters 11.Closer to Heaven  customer 's review (Moving Work of Art) (Rodney's search for the truth) (an almost oh well) (Paying The High, Dark Price Of SEX&GASOLINE) (An Excellent Release from a Modern Day Songwriter) Moving Work of Art is one of the songs on this CD and it is a reasonable title for this review. Fate's Right Hand may be Rodney's best album, but I think Sex and Gasoline will be getting more listens from me----it just goes down easier. Good production by Joe Henry with a host of outstanding musicians in the studio. I am happy with my purchase. I have every album and CD that's ever been released by Rodney Crowell, and they're all great in their own way. There's no one else in Guitar Town who writes like him - no one. You have to give him credit - he's never satisfied with making the same album over and over again, like a lot of his other Nashville counterparts. But, I've noticed in his search for the truth in his last three CDs, although the writing is top notch as always, and deep and probing, I feel like he's kind of forgetting about a lot of the fans like me, who've been used to hearing sweet, and rocking melodies for most of his career. And now he's taking on a very Springsteenish role, as American Social Ills Observer. I love Bruce as well, but when a songwriting legend like Rodney is capable of writing so much lighter and brighter material, and gets down and depressed for three albums in a row, it's time for me to check out, and wait for him to fall in love again with somebody so he'll lighten up a bit. Even Bruce counters each serious project with a more rocking one the next time around. To be fair here, Rodney does attempt to rock out on this one, and his musicians are first rate here, but I'm afraid the arrangements and production from T-Bone Burnett kinda left me high and dry on this one. Not one song is memorable to me after two weeks of owning it. C'mon Rodney, let Bruce do the heavy work, and rock me like you used to on "Street Language"! I have to agree almost word for word with Mr. Cadagan. Having been a fan of R. C. for a long time and have always awaited his new efforts, some hit, some don't, like most artist, this doesn't quite get there. His song writing is thoughtful and close to being thought provoking but not as vibrant as the last several efforts. I will have to say I like his uptempo releases the best. This comes close to putting me to sleep. Maybe I can find the right mood for it and maybe after a couple more listens it will grow but I have my doubts. Over the course of his last couple of releases, starting with 2003's FATE'S RIGHT HAND and continuing with 2005's THE OUTSIDER, Rodney Crowell has moved further and further away from the country stylings that made him one of the most acclaimed songwriters of the last 30 years. In it's place, he's increasingly embraced the darker, more probing aspects of the all-encompassing genre now known as Americana. Said switch peaks here with the brooding, beautiful SEX&GASOLINE. Things start on a strong note with the disc's excellent title track. Everything just comes together here, from Jay Bellrose's brilliant cymbal work and Patrick Warren's lovely piano fills to David Piltch's throbbing undercurrent of a bassline. Add a seductive lead vocal and biting lyrics ("You're over forty/That's it for you/I'm pretty sure there's nothing else that we can do/Perhaps the convent/Perhaps the knife/You woulda coulda shoulda been a rich man's wife") and you have a great album opener. "Moving Work Of Art" could prove to be Crowell's "You're So Vain".....is he talking about ex-wife Rosanne Cash here? True, Cash isn't "turning heads out there in Tinsel Town", but her career has sort of eclipsed Crowell's over the last few years, what with the critical one/two punch of 2003's RULES OF TRAVEL and 2006's stunning BLACK CADILLAC. Whatever the case, this cut is haunting in it's honesty and observational skills. There's a slow, sensual shuffle to "The Rise And Fall Of Intelligent Design" that's captivating. The percolating arrangement wraps itself around lyrics that are both thoughtful ("If I could have just one wish/Maybe for an hour/I'd want to be a woman/And feel that phantom power") and stinging ("It's no excuse to be brutal/It's no excuse to be vile/It's no excuse to die for religion/Or harm an innocent child"). One of S&G's best cuts! There's an atmospheric vibe to "Truth Decay" that gets under your skin and stays there. Anchored by some gorgeous finger picking, Crowell's lead vocal is assured, unadorned and real, just like the lyrics ("I can't love you with my hands tied/It's like walking barefoot down a landslide"). Another winner! "I Want You #35" is one of SEX&GASOLINE's two weakest tracks. The lyrics seem forced and calculated ~ a rarity for Crowell ~ while the lead vocal comes across as anemic and uninspired. The only thing that really saves the cut is the instrumentation, particularly Bellrose's whip-smart percussion (it's almost garage band-esque!) and Warren's full-bodied piano flourishes. All in all, though, a track that screams "filler." Far better is the haunting "I've Done Everything I Can." While I would have preferred a female duet partner in place of Joe Henry's raspy co-lead, there's no denying the heartache, urgency and frustration (not to mention love) that permeates this song. A parent wants to make it all alright....but that can only happen for so long. A wonderfully touching, nakedly raw composition. Then there's the swamp funk of "Who Do You Trust." There is SUCH an easy-going groove to this cut that it's utterly irresistable. The band is really just jammin', but they are so, so tight! And Crowell's lead vocal? Sexy, relaxed, smooth and loose. Yet another winner! (On a side note, I could SO see Bonnie Raitt covering this song!). From it's powerful opening lines ~ "I don't mind the thought of growing old/But I don't want to lose my sense of humor" ~ it's clear that "The Night's Just Right" is something special. This lovely acoustic ballad is blessed with a sparse (but mesmerizing) arrangement and delicate lead vocal, as well as lyrics that border on the poetic ("If somewhere down the line/The wheels come off/You may find me broke down by the highway/I'm alright/As long as I can walk"). One of S&G's top tracks! "Funky And The Farm Boy" is SEX&GASOLINE's other weak(er) track. Oh, sure, there are some fun moments in the song, but usually when you're TRYING to be funky.....you're not! Unlike the organic vibe of "Who Do You Trust", this cut comes across as forced, phony and a real throw away. Crowell is SO much better than this song. And then there's the flip side of the coin. Much like his ex-wife, Crowell can be counted on to write great songs 99% of the time, but every once in a while, much like Cash, he comes up with something that goes beyond that, that transcends into "gorgeous" and "classic." That's the case with "Forty Winters." Cushioned by some simple orchestration and stunning acoustic guitar, Crowell's hushed, emotional lead vocal wraps around vivid lyrics ("Orange blossoms, Sandalwood, Oak Moss and Musk/Fragrant the senses from daylight to dusk"), letting us know that true love really does endure. Things wrap up with the relaxed, optimistic "Closer To Heaven." A smooth, swaying arrangement is matched with a sincere lead vocal, as Crowell takes us thru a list of some of the things he likes ("I love my friends/I love my wife/Four little babies are the light of my life")....and some he doesn't ("Chirpy news anchors alter my mood/I'm offended by buzzwords like "awesome" and "dude"). Love it! So....where does SEX&GASOLINE fall in the Big Picture of Rodney Crowell's career? Right smack dab in the middle! Yes, it's a little bit deeper and darker, but all the heart, thoughtfulness and feeling that we've come to expect from Crowell is here. And nowadays, in these troubled times of rising fuel and trashy, gratuitous tabloids, as those positive traits rear their heads less and less, that is all we can really ask for. (As with all my reviews, I'm docking the disc half a star for not including the lyrics, something a WRITER of Crowell's stature and calibre should NEVER do!). As of this writing, there have only been two reviews of this CD. Does this mean that the CD is not selling well? Or does it mean that the buyers do not care to write a review? I hope the latter. This is a great CD. A little more "acoustic" than his previous two releases, but still some great songwriting and musicianship. It doesn't get much better than Doyle Bramhall II playing lead guitar. Rodney Crowell's music is neither country or rock, but is better than anything you will hear on either country or rock radio. I hope he continues to make music that appeals to himself rather than the commercial audience. If you are a fan of Americana or just great songwriting and musicianship, pick this one up. You'll not be sorry. Americana literati Rodney Crowell continues down the path blazed by his previous three records with ''Sex&Gasoline''. Crowell bounded onto the music landscape in 1988 with the Top 40 crossover album ''Diamonds and Dirt'', which produced an astonishing five number one singles and a Grammy Award for the single 'After All This Time.' As part of Emmylou Harris' original Hot Band, Crowell's musical pedigree is unquestionable, at one time even earning him the right to remake Johnny Cash's singular 'Ring of Fire' with Cash himself singing Rodney's reworked melody. With his new album ''Sex&Gasoline'', he continues to write about contemporary themes. ''Sex&Gasoline'' was produced by Joe Henry and contains what Crowell says are, ''some of the best performances I've given to date.'' For the new material Crowell and Henry brought in some of music's most skilled sidemen including Doyle Bramhall II (acoustic and electric guitar), Greg Leisz (acoustic and electric guitar, pedal and lap steel, mandolin, mandocello and dobro), Patrick Warren (piano, pump organ and Chamberlin), David Piltch (upright and electric bass) and Jay Bellerose (drums and percussion). Rerations < Sex and Gasoline > < Little Honey > < Time the Conqueror > < All I Intended to Be > < Harps&Angels > freaks < Priceless [Blu-ray] > < The Dark Knight (+ Digital Copy and BD Live) [Blu-ray] > < Tropic Thunder (Unrated Director's Cut + BD Live) [Blu-ray] > < The Adventures of Indiana Jones - The Complete Movie Collection [Blu-ray] > < Kung Fu Panda [Blu-ray] > < Hellboy II: The Golden Army [Blu-ray] >  price：$14.99   FIRST LOOK PICTURES(2008-11-18)  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Great date movie!) Adult without ever getting purient, both hard hearted and romantic, I found "Priceless" to be great fun all around: Tatou is stunning playing a role that might have gone to Audrey Hepburn had she been better known as a dramatic actress (as seen in "The Childrens' Hour") than as a beautiful gamine (or if say, the film version of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" been more upfront about Holly GoLightly's working life.... but the real star of the show is Gad Elehrah, the waiter who stumbles into a new life as a gigilo, paradoxically in the name of love. His Chaplin-esque gestures and facial expressions speak volumes. And yet, for all this, the movie's plot is silly. gorgeously fun. A great date movie. Studio: First Look Home Entertain Release Date: 11/18/2008 Run time: 102 minutes Rating: R Pricelessprovides a sweet and sour look at the world of the super-rich. Jean (The Valet's Gad Elmaleh) works at a luxury hotel on the French Riviera. His opposite number, Irène (Amélie's Audrey Tautou), lives off wealthy men, like elderly benefactor Jacques (Vernon Dobtcheff). While staying at Jean's Biarritz hotel, Irène meets the bartender, mistakes him for a guest, and plies her considerable charms. Flattered, Jean neglects to tell her the truth, and they spend a drunken evening together. The next day, she's gone. The only trace of her presence: a discarded paper umbrella. A year passes, and Irène returns with Jacques, who dumps her when he find out about the cheating, so she bilks Jean out of everything he owns before disappearing again. Wealthy widow Madeleine (Marie-Christine Adam) offers to takes care of Jean's debts--for a price. And just like that, he's sunk to Irène's level. The next time she sees him, she quips, "Now we're equals." So, instead of teaching her the value of legitimate work, Irène teaches Jean how to play Madeleine like a violin. Following in the footsteps of Pierre Salvadori'sAprès Vous, which centered around a suicidal sommelier,Pricelessis unexpectedly melancholy for a comedy. Like the couple inBreakfast at Tiffany's, Jean and Irène are essentially two lost souls. Irène may be an icier creature than Audrey Hepburn's Holly Golightly, but Salvadori finds a satisfying way to tie a pretty bow on this somewhat prickly package and, naturally, the scenery is ravishing.--Kathleen C. Fennessy Rerations < Priceless [Blu-ray] > < The Dark Knight (+ Digital Copy and BD Live) [Blu-ray] > < Tropic Thunder (Unrated Director's Cut + BD Live) [Blu-ray] > < The Adventures of Indiana Jones - The Complete Movie Collection [Blu-ray] > < Kung Fu Panda [Blu-ray] > freaks RareCult ClassicWerewolvesChessy HorrorHard to find < Night of the Howling Beast > < The Night of the Werewolf > < The Films of Alejandro Jodorowsky (Fando y Lis / El Topo / The Holy Mountain) > < Who Can Kill a Child? > < Satan's Blood > < Icons of Horror Collection - Sam Katzman (The Giant Claw / Creature with the Atom Brain / Zombies of Mora Tau / The Werewolf) >  price：$74.99   Independent-International Pictures   customer 's review (One of my Favorite B movies) This movie just makes me smile. Wacky plot(?), the general low-budget 70s "we're having a good time" tone that is just absent from today's movies. The story is something about a werewolf, a yeti, cannibal vampire naked women. I never quite got the gist of it, but I sure enjoyed watching it. Anyone know any stories about this movie, the production, the release, the status of the rights, etc.etc.? Contact me if you have any thing. This movie captivates me. AKA "Maldición de la bestia" Waldemar, the renowned adventurist, joins an expidition to find the Yeti in the Himalayas. While hiking the mountains, he's captured by two cannibalistic demon nymphets guarding a remote buddhist temple and becomes their sex-slave. They transform him into a werewolf setting him loose to roam the mountain where he encounters a sadistic bandit. Rerations < Night of the Howling Beast > < The Night of the Werewolf > < The Films of Alejandro Jodorowsky (Fando y Lis / El Topo / The Holy Mountain) > < Who Can Kill a Child? > < Satan's Blood > freaks < Sex and the City - The Complete Fifth Season > < Sex and the City - The Complete Fourth Season > < Sex and the City - Season Six, Part 1 > < Sex and the City - Season Six, Part 2 > < Sex and the City: The Complete Third Season > < Sex and the City - The Complete Second Season >  price：$49.98   HBO Home Video(2003-12-30)   customer 's review (the darkest and therefore misunderstood season) (Great Sex!) (Short) (A Must Own Series!) (I have the most fun with this season) i completely 100% love the fifth season of sex and the city. true it is extremely short and overpriced but the 8 episodes are pure gold. A lot of the reviewers bemoaned the fact that this season suffers from a lack of laughs and is more serious and the characters feel unlike themselves. I tell those reviewers to take a closer look at the end of season 4, the journeys and behaviours of the four leads is completely truthful and relatably to real life after where we left them last. They are all burnt out, they have all had there hearts broken yet again and now they have realised that they are no longer as young as they once were and therefore feel terrified by the fact that they are still alone. I felt most for Carrie in this season, true she acts selfish towards some of friends at times in this season but she is so afraid of what will happen next after all that has happened - the breakup with Aiden and the departure of Big, that she reverts completely into herself and attempts to keep her friends static around her, as is witnessed in 'Luck be an old lady'. The other characters too experiences emotions that are unlike anything that has come before them. As Charlotte points out ot Miranda in the previous season just before Brady's birth that 'she needs to start letting people in' Miranda feels the full force of that this season when she attempts to balance both her social life with her family life and like Carrie fears what will come next. Charlotte is forced to confront the fact that her Mister Perfect fantasy of a husband was not a fantasy but turned into a nightmare, and that she must finally look elsewhere for the love and intimacy she desires so much. Samantha feels she loses a part of her identity upon opening herself to Richard and being burnt because of it, but it is only when we fall down do we stand up and learn how to be stronger as she learns in the final episode. This season represent a bridge between the fun wild days of the first four season and the more adult and mature world of the sixth season and movie. It also shows that to move on we must standup by ourselves and move forward into whatever murky future lies ahead because only through that do we grow as human beings. I have found that all of the Sex And The City DVDs are Great!! If you're a lover of this series, being able to watch them all again is really fun. There have even been a few that I hadn't seen! The 5th season is the shortest one and it leaves you wanting and wishing there were more episodes. But the ones that are included in season 5 are great. Its the season where Charlotte and Harry meet and Berger and Carrie try to start a romance. I hate how this season has so few episodes but still costs the same as the other seasons that have 3 times as many episodes. No matter what your age or life is like every woman can relate to one or all of these ladies. Romance, finance, and disagreements among friends. I love having my series collection to watch whenever I miss New York! You won't be disappointed in having this seasons episodes! Now all I need is the Movie DVD! :) Coming soon.... Merna Author Pocket of Pearls: A 30-day pocket workbook to start hearing a softer voice inside of you! A short, but sweet season, I love the fun of season 5. Of all the heavy relationships, serious issues, and "true life" this show tends to embody, season 5 is nice for its frivolity. True it is shorter than any other season, but a savvy shopper can find it for a smaller price (if Amazon ever fails, try a video rental sale when they sell their former rentals) The episodes make you happy to be a girl! "Anchors Away" is great, soo many boobs, all of them seen by Carrie (And what a great song in the end!). "Unoriginal Sin" allows us to see the truly lawyer-ific side of Miranda, and she goes up against the "desperate" Catholic church, while Carrie must change the name of her column due to lack of activity: ---&the City. "Luck Be an Old Lady" is great if only for it being Charlotte's "thirty-faux" birthday! "Cover Girl" Carrie's head on Madonna's body as a mock up for her book cover, in addition to the "taste" difference between Carrie and Samantha in their clash over what is sexy makes this episode hilarious and we get the Amy Sedaris and Molly Shannon cameos! "Plus One ..." a fun episode complete with Miranda's Freudian moment and Carrie's "skinned: date, Samantha. "Critical Condition" is a throw away episode ... Samantha and Miranda come to an understanding, Carrie freaks out about what she might have done to Aidan, and Charlotte refuses to take Bunny's harsh treatment "lying down." "The Big Journey" is great, just the beginning alone can be re-watched over and over: "I need a man on top of me" and the "very 'Some Like It Hot'" reference is hilarious. But this episode is all about Carrie, no doubt. "I Love A Charade" is a snoozer, but Charlotte steals the show with her new playmate, Harry ... unlikely and very entertaining. But based on what everyone else has been saying maybe only die hard fans should buy it, but everyone who enjoys SATC should see it once! It was a short but sweet fifth season forSex and the City, as HBO's resident comediennes found themselves affected by forces beyond their control--the pregnancies of both Sarah Jessica Parker (Carrie) and Cynthia Nixon (Miranda). A truncated shooting schedule to accommodate the actresses forced this season to be reduced to a mere eight episodes, and indeed, you can tell both actresses are expecting. (Carrie's wardrobe became more outlandish and more concealing than usual.) Still, the actresses and creators forged ahead, creating a handful of episodes that if short in content were long on emotion and laughs. Whereas the fourth season found all four grappling with various relationships, the fifth season focused on the perils of being single, with a new intensity lacking in the previous sexcapades. Carrie and Miranda wrestled with their solitary lifestyles, albeit with new attachments--Miranda had new baby Brady and single motherhood, while Carrie found herself in the world of publishing as the author of a real-life book of her columns. Charlotte (Kristin Davis) wondered if she'd ever find another man, while Samantha (Kim Cattrall) finally got rid of the one that had been vexing her far too much, hotelier Richard (James Remar). If the season as a whole felt less than the sum of its parts, those parts were some of the best comedy in the show's history, from Samantha's anointment as the "Michiko Kakutani of vibrators" to Carrie's stressful, one-degree-from-fiasco book launch party. (And fear not, Chris Noth's Mr. Big does pop up now and again.) The season's climactic episode, "I Love a Charade," found all four at the straight wedding of a seemingly gay pal (Nathan Lane) and contemplating their future with a wry, bemused tone. It was one of the series' best episodes ever, equally touching and funny, and grounded the show in an emotional maturity that announced that after all their wild travails, these women had truly grown up.--Mark Englehart It's summertime, but that doesn't mean the women of Sex and the City are livin' easy. They've got new loves, new responsibilities, new choices to make, and (oh, yes!) a new baby to deal with - and that equates to a whole new outlook on being single in New York City. Ready or not, Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte and Samantha are headed for uncharted territory on an all-new season of HBO's smash-hit comedy series Sex and the City! Rerations