
Discuss: What Would You Demand in Return for Seeing ‘Sex and the City 2′?
Features By Cole Abaius on May 27, 2010 | (5) Comments
I don’t want to pussyfoot around the idea that Sex and the City 2 is marketed to a specific demographic of women because it is. Plain and simple. Even the advertising could tell you that.
I also won’t hedge around the fact that the movie has been getting generally awful reviews and is being called “unnecessary” by respected critics.
Thus, with that in mind I ask:
- What will you demand if someone you love demands you see it with him/her?
There are really several options that all fall into similar categories.
- Being incredibly sweet and seeing it without expectation of recourse.
- Being averagely sweet and demanding a foot rub.
- Being unfeeling and demanding that your loved one built a statue of you in your honor.
I would go for the statue because I’m an egotist, but my fiance doesn’t want to drag me to it anyway. My job does.
What would you demand?
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