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Film

Time Out Chicago / Issue 166 : May 1–7, 2008

Summer film preview

One crazy summer

Hollywood dishes out everything from punchy pandas to runaway reefer-lovers to get you off the beach and into the theater.

By Hank Sartin

May 30

PARKER’S POSEY A flower threatens to eclipse Sarah Jessica Parker’s face in Sex and the City.

Sex and the City
Attention bartenders: The Cosmo is about to make a brief comeback as the drink of choice (take that, absinthe!). Snarky, chirpy, voice-over-prone columnist Carrie Bradshaw and her band of alcoholic drag queens…er, gal pals, are back, with more dithering about Mr. Big. Director Michael Patrick King has episodes of Will and Grace and Murphy Brown on his writing résumé.
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