Extrait burqa

Extrait du film Sex and the City 2 VO

[@jacobdunbar5883]

How hypocritical! Carrie telling Charlotte to stop obsessing when all she has ever spoken about again and again and again is Mr Big.

[@entropy22]

Funny how Carrier gives a speach to Charlotte about not enjoying but freaks out when her book gets a terrible review.

[@Knight622ny]

Jacob Dunbar I looked at it as a "They're on vacation" P.O.V. but I understand your point too

[@foodasmrchannel5824]

And when she kisses aidan everyone has to freak out too. I mean even though charlotte worries about stuff that is not true she has a real marriage/ Commitment with harry and two children unlike carrie who nearly begged big to be with her who chose him over any other boyfriend and he kinda just went with it after his divorce. I hate her character so much

[@giuliagottardi2298]

GOD thanks for one not purchasing Carrie Bradshaw and her false behaviour... totally hate her.

[@mayechka]

When Carrie was talking about Mr. Big, they all telled her to stop obsessing it and visit shrink , Do you remember?

[@Feb.00]

Miranda was the only one out of the bunch that’s truly educated and made the most sense since the beginning of the show! She’s literally the epitome of a true classy women.

[@sarahlangley9039]

She went to Harvard in real life she'd probably only be friends with someone like Charlotte.

[@alyonav4078]

Miranda is smart, professional and well educated, has achieved a high financial position through her work. Charlotte is well educated, rich and also a professional (she took her work seriously until she devoted herself to her family). Samantha, most likely, did not receive such a good education, but she archieved a lot in business, she is smart and she is professional. All three of them achieve a lot in life due to their efforts. They are fighters. All three of them. The only one who falls out of this list is Carrie. She is not a fighter, she is poorly educated, ill-mannered, she does not even try to take care of finances. She is basically not their class. The only thing they can talk about together are cocks... The same goes for Mr. Big. He can choose from women much classier than uneducated, ill-mannered and not even that beautiful Carrie. They have no common topics for conversation, Carrie is not interested in anything except well... him, men in general (but only as sex partners), expensive shoes and cocktails... Sex - ок, marrige - no, no way they can be partners.

[@robmoore5662]

@@alyonav4078 who hurt you baby?

[@taenniekim7849]

@@alyonav4078 ...did u even watch the movie?

[@alyonav4078]

@@taenniekim7849 Of course I did. Like many people, I love this series and have also watched movies a couple of times. I've never really liked Carrie, and as I got closer to her age, I realized why. Besides what I have already said - egocentric, with a lot of complexes, not wanting to take responsibility, sleeping with a married man, cheating on a good man... Always demanding attention and support, posing as a victim, manipulative.

[@Embrinna]

Watching clips of season 1 SATC series then jump into this clip from the movie felt so weird. It's like a whole new different characters.

[@Embrinna]

@Honey D Well duh, Honey.

[@mattl.m.9754]

In fairness, they’re even different in the sixth season compared to the movies. The movies were just a fashion show lol

[@williamparker5351]

@@mattl.m.9754 the first movie is true to character

[@mattl.m.9754]

@@williamparker5351True!

[@melodias1969]

Agree. You're surprised at how different their personalities are, aren't you? I think this was the worst movie I've ever seen, and I don't feel a shred of respect for the person who played the exceptional character of Samantha Jones.

[@moochie8296]

Ofc they put indian music on an arabic setting! We love under searching ;)

[@PePinmySteP]

hahaha so true

[@stevekima8881]

To the general public it pretty much sounds the same. You know they always mix Chinese and Japanese culture and music. 😅

[@martabeatriz6896]

Under searching?

[@aliblue7240]

It's Arabic music not Indian 😂😂

[@no-hf8cx]

do you know the name of the song?

[@entropy22]

Funny how Carrier gives a speach to Charlotte about not enjoying but freaks out when her book gets a terrible review.

[@rannierunsfast]

entropy22 typical carrier

[@Jigme2727]

If you had you're drawing made with the bandage pasted on your nose with a bad review , and a page dedicated to you with a bad review for everyone including your fans to read and comment on maybe you'd also make a big fuss about it .

[@AsifAAli]

"A lift for every fry. That's a major commitment to fried food." 😆 That's all of us during COVID19 with our masks 😷 on these days.

[@pandoreldr4232]

Lol. Not even close though

[@AsifAAli]

@@pandoreldr4232 Well, I was in kinda similar situation when I stuffed my mouth with some food and drink. Even with a straw, it was really inconvenient sipping through the mask.

[@wizardmongol4868]

@@pandoreldr4232 it pretty much is

[@karineaudet6270]

Yes

[@mischiefmanaged2793]

who the heck goes on vacation to UAE in AUGUST????!!!

[@subject_of_ymir]

You didn't really watch the movie, did you?

[@motorimatorima]

Btw what's wrong with August?

[@hadihatab3126]

motorimatorima it’s extremely hot!

[@hannahrozenberg3411]

mischiefmanaged * Idiots. That’s who ho go UAE in August for vacation.

[@Myview246]

It wasn't a vacation, it was for work

[@filipzawistowski4390]

Every single line in this scene is cringe AF.

[@cl759]

I agree wholeheartedly, who could watch this is beyond me. Down and out.

[@GiftSparks]

It was a terrible film-- not worthy of the series or the first film.

[@cmo6055]

I remember this movie (unfortunately). It was a glam red carpet premiere hosted by my mother in laws work. She did not want to go and asked if I wanted to go with a friend. 2 months earlier I had my firstborn, so I was excited to leave the house again. We arrived at the party, champagne and red carpet and everything (I was a little underdressed, because I did not fit into my pretty clothes yet, but hey, nothing would rain on my parade). Then we went into the cinema, the movie started... and my friend and I looked at each other from the first minute like: "wtf is this bullshit!?!". All characters were out of character. Nothing made sense. It was not funny. It was degrading and clueless towards other cultures. We could not believe what we just saw. And I regretted going there and miss out on potential sleep instead... lol. (It was till late and we had to drive there). We still joke around about it sometimes, that is the upside. That I can have a good laugh with my best friend out of it now and then.

[@pandoreldr4232]

How ?

[@billyboycinci]

@@cmo6055 I know. As soon as it opened on that ridiculous wedding, I knew that this was ten bucks and two hours that I'd never get back. And then it went DOWNHILL from there!?!?

[@arin7981]

"With jet legged and no hormones who knows what kind of mood swings I'm capable of".... Oh Samantha😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dfa3366]

I remember that breakfast scene where there was a huge buffet of food that looked like it could feed 30 very hungry people and Charlotte comes in and just asks for fruit.

[@williama7124]

The beginning of each characters story in the film had such potential. Carrie, deciding if she wants to have children or not. Miranda, finding the work/life ballance. Charlotte, and the pressures of motherhood and Samantha, going through menopause. Rich storytelling about what it means to be a modern woman in western society. AND THEN they scraped all that to 'just get away with the girls' and go to Abu dhabi to flaunt disgusting opulance, privilege, cultural ignorance and xenophobia. Its so cringe and uncomfortable to watch. 4 Obscenely wealthy white Americans mocking another country, whilst be waited on hand and foot in that country. It's so removed from reality. To say unrelatable is an understatement. AND over two thirds of the film arnt even in New York! Which is like the whole point the franchise. The show wasn't flawless and had its moments of prejudice and privilege but its was forgiven cause of all the other pros it had. BUT THIS...this is another level. And all the homophobic stuff at the beginning. In a word...BAD.

[@hismajesty9951]

William A Could you kindly reference me to the homophobic stuffs at the beginning? I haven’t watched the film. Is it the wedding?

[@williama7124]

@@hismajesty9951 yeah, its just so stereotypical and cringe.

[@hismajesty9951]

@@williama7124 I agree with you!

[@mariamarinucci2251]

I agree!

[@TomStufforShow]

I completely agree. Even the concept of leaving NY I could forgive (I personally loved the show’s LA two-parter and even the Atlantic City episodes for exploring who the ladies became when they were out of their natural habitat), but it became clear very quickly that this film was not driven by a desire to further explore these characters, but a desire to capitalise on a deal with the UEA (who, by the way, are also homophobic as fuck). I will say that I don’t think this film quite the dumpster fire that some claim it to be. The ending is surprisingly gentle and apt for the series, and the idea of Carrie cheating with Aiden is a great callback to the show. But overall it should not have been made. Certainly not like this.

[@FairyFellersMasterStroke]

I didn't like SATC 2. It's nothing but advertising, sponsors, luxury, labels, racial prejudice. And the overall story is lame and shallow.

[@domenicoabdulmadjid]

aleksandra83mercury Dont watch !!

[@mayechka]

i love satc 2, "terrible 2" was a great theme, in case the shallow / lame - you - dont get it.

[@lugubrioz]

I mean, it's not a film on philosophy so...

[@kathconserv]

Ugly Bag of Mostly Water the movie sucked but it’s not racial prejudice. They’re glorifying sharia law.

[@sweetlildevil7597]

It's not racial prejudice to "celebrate" differences of other cultures - and it's not racial prejudice to point out things that really SUCCCCCCK about those cultures either.

[@ricktyman4709]

So ridiculously offensive. Carrie basically lived on the charity of the men she was dating - there's no other explanation for how she could afford her apartment and lavish lifestyle on a meager columnist salary - which in NYC would be around 30-60k at max.

[@carolinethompson3739]

She had a rent controlled apartment and this was explained in season one

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

No one from "Friends" or many other shows would've been able to afford a lot of things, but it's not reality is it?

[@sarahmartin7181]

Have you even watched the show??? So wrong.

[@blurdreamer]

in this SATC2 movie, she actually can afford it. she already a bestseller author for several books.

[@blurdreamer]

but ofcoz, its a TV show, let's not get too serious about the luxury those women wearing.

[@Myview246]

1:04 love Samantha's nails

[@zeyburas]

After Coronavirus whole world is like that

[@niknabeelah7084]

Dont be fooled by the coverings. Some of these women are not exactly meek and mild. They have their own personality. I saw one gave a lashing to her hubby at the airport.

[@hmacklemore2226]

No one should be lashing anyone. That's unclassy!

[@NikkiGloom]

@@hmacklemore2226 no bitching is what she means..... Muslim women DO have tempers and feelings we are not all repressed.

[@hmacklemore2226]

@@NikkiGloom OK thank you for clarifying it was not an actual physical lashing

[@Nocturne22]

@@hmacklemore2226 I guess they meant tongue lashing

[@oliviajones3637]

This comment made my day ⭐

[@biba3025]

Those women that cover outside, do makeup, nails, hair, parfumes etc inside their homes and between female friends. They wear fashion clothes and follow the trends but not in a front of everyone. This scene is so ignorant.

[@argopambudi7347]

You can see the women was take out the niqab in last minute this movie

[@Me-hs4jj]

You’re absolutely right about that! They also dress up in kinky gear for their husbands and have just as good a sex life as these four characters. What we do in the west is the reverse; girlfriends and boyfriends spend their ‘down time’ at home together slobbing about in hoodies, wearing no make up and generally not making any effort. Yet when they go out, the beauty treatments and flashy clothes come out as they’re on public display. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with either. They’re just different cultures and traditions.

[@SanFranDentist94301]

Its literally none of the friends' business. And even kids know not to gawk.

[@stayhappy9032]

@@Me-hs4jj you really believe in the middle east people have good sex ? i am middle eastern myself and this is so far from the truth sex most people i know are unhappy with their sex lives

[@RoseMary-vs3io]

@@stayhappy9032 Your comment like your ignorance is compounded stupidity

[@bigbowlowrong4694]

It’s a little weird how these women (except for Miranda) appear to have no idea that the Middle East isn’t like Manhattan. Muslim women wear veils? WHAAAAAT?!

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

Especially when they live in New York. How have you not seen veiled Muslim women before?

[@username-w8mgh]

@donk8105it’s a niqab not just a hijab. it’s normal to be curious or even surprised seeing for the first time how women in niqab eat. I mean, when I first heard about burqa, that’s the first question that popped into my head, and I actually searched on google: how women in niqab eat, drink, go through passport control…

[@robynsmith2454]

Why do so many hate on this movie? I enjoyed it

[@Nocturne22]

Carre of course being the WORST and most judgmental. Miranda is educated and calm, while Samantha makes her stance known but is pragmatic (as she eventually covers up to not cause a scene).

[@OzmaOfOzz]

Judging by the comments boy, Carrie character did not age well. She gets so much hate!

[@hsd287]

She deserves tbh

[@OzmaOfOzz]

@@hsd287 no she doesnt imho. She s the anti hero, the woman who makes a lot of mistakes and does truly feel bad for them, she loves her friends tho.

[@marsyaasya9208]

Saying "Niquab" two times? WRONG!! It is pronounced: Ni-kab. The director clearly didn't research about this. Hmm.

[@chits28]

An American who's only read travel guides will mispronounce it. So it works

[@pandoreldr4232]

They pronounce it the american way as they are americans what's wrong with that

[@irisheyes8433]

"The veil across the mouth freaks me out" How I felt about the past 2 years.

[@leon8160]

Well said fellow awakened human

[@chantalm9393]

It takes a lot to make me cringe but good lord this movie is so incredibly offensive I needed dental work from clenching my teeth so hard.

[@LaMocciosa94]

Why is it offensive?

[@vasvas8914]

@@LaMocciosa94 because it makes a whole Arab culture a crude caricature (while actulally these four characters are caricatures of "liberated" women, at least in this movie)

[@miap]

I felt this movie was so unnecessary, its like a really high budget two-parter episode.

[@KittySYT]

A lift for every fry! Now, that's a major commitment to french-fries! 🍟

[@deverdaddenada3]

This burka thing is so ridiculous, how much more can some women deny their own humanity?... It is freaking me out too!

[@sarahalotaibi1230]

Tracy Abernathy tell that to the orthodox Christians and the nuns.

[@hannnahmaya]

Sarah Alota you damn right. We Muslim never judged others as everybody have their own belief, and respect is all what people need.

[@LeWildSister]

Im a muslim and i dont wear one and never plan to and i think they should no longer be a thing. However i do admire that the movie embraced and showed a different culture in an accepting way. More people should be like that. Just let people do whatever they want.

[@katycheeseburger]

Maybe they like the tradition? I wouldn’t tell my rabbi to fuck his ringlets.

[@filipzawistowski4390]

Which is better, a woman choosing to cover herself to conceal her modesty, or a woman doing a sex tape and getting famous because she's liberated? Let people do what they want, don't comment.

[@ChanelCoco-pk7mp]

Ugh how hypocritical is Carrie? She makes ever about herself can't stand her :/

[@katfransii3334]

Samantha wouldn't have had this terribly tacky and small minded attitude

[@allie5171]

Wdym?

[@Mel1lvar]

I actually think this was very brave to do, the women in SATC are so liberated that it's fascinating to see them comment on a place where women are still treated differently.

[@hwr7903]

More like hypocrisy they want people to accept their choice of nudity and adultery but they mocked people who choose decency and talk about them like their less!! By the way the burqa (niqap) is actually a choice in islam not a must so they criticized women freedom of choice

[@Suseer]

@@hwr7903 Million reasons why hijab/niqab is oppressing women. Women are not diamonds, pearls or precious gem to be hidden. To call them those things is an insult as those are material items men gives value to, then fight and kill each other over it. In a normal society most men have appropiate manners and know how to treat all ladies with respect with hijab or not. If a woman weares hijab and admits that it's her fault how a man acts towards her, unfairly she is shifting all the blame. Boys should grow up knowing how to treat their mamas and sisters better. The frequent comment that Nuns wear one too. Nuns are a small minority in the Christian community who decide not at childhood, or puberty to wear a habit but, as an adult who is aware of their decision to devote themselves to God. It’s not imposed to them. Hijab ensures a woman's fidelity... but not a man's. Is this anything to be proud of? Wearing a hijab would be an insult to those same women who fought for women to be seen by men as equals first and women second. You say a hijab doesn't stop you from doing things, your right it doesn't. But you only enjoy those privileges because of efforts made by women in history who did not. It can sexualize girls and women. You're covering them up so they don't attract the gaze of men, which makes out women to be inherently sexual objects, even girls as young as 10 and under. Does that mean she is instantly a sex object if she doesnt wear a piece of a cloth on her head? That is just a men’s miserable excuse for not controlling themselves and behaiving like animals without sense. Look up for a clip called Sexual Harassment in Egypt where Awel El-Khayt takes a closer look at the causes and consequences of sexual harrassment and try and understand the mindset of the harasser and what motivates them. Unbehaived man will always find a way to harrass woman, even if she walks naked or like a mummy. Teach men to behave themselves and to control their desires. And this comes from a man. If you are worried about how society thinks about you, aim to change society not yourself. By wearing a hijab you are running away from the problem not solving it. Let's teach our boys to treat all girls with respect, and teach girls that they are not judged based on what they wear, and that they will be loved and accepted regardless. And mostly, men pretending to act all nice and polite because of what you wear. Women should appreciate men who act polite all the time period, and if they only act polite in the presence of a hijab what are they really like? And modesty has nothing to do with clothing, don't flatter yourself to think that you are more valuable then some western women who dress like they want.

[@hwr7903]

@@Suseer Hijap represents a muslim women not her worth it represent women should not be seen for her looks but for her actions and mind .. and not wearing proper cloths does help a bad man to do worse harassment it doesn't mean its ok to harass a non hijapi a man is accountable for his actions too he will get sin for it.. for example if you have a bank can you leave it without a lock and say i will not apply strong security because criminals should not steal in the first place a criminal is a criminal he is the bad person we all know that but who is stupid here the criminal or the bank owner .. hijap is not what makes a women more valuable being a good muslim a good person and respecting others whats make any one valuable .. walking around naked and doing sex in public places that's disrespectful not everybody wants to see that and if that's your definition of freedom then your totally delusional freedom doesn't mean to cross other people boundaries thats being a bad person .. don't act like women where ever you are from will not get a better job for showing her beauty or for sleeping with the boss because it is not prohibited and will take someone's place who is more qualified .. also in islam men will be punished for any bad action not for what society thinks is right because people are selfish everyone thinks their desires is whats right even if it hurts other's you need to understand islam rules not people perspective

[@Suseer]

@@hwr7903 Islamic/Arab culture in general created what we now know as the “hijab”. In short, God commands both men and women to dress modestly and “reduce their vision,” that is to say not look at each other with lust. Specifically, the Qur’an tells women to lengthen their garments “as not to be insulted,” and more particularly, the Qur’an tells women to “cover their bosoms with their khimar” and to not “reveal any beauty [zeenah] except for that which is apparent.” This is what so many scholars have been arguing about for decades. Which beauty is apparent? Is it the hands, feet, arms, legs, face? What specifically should a woman cover? What is the definition of the word “khimar” in the Qur’an? Many online dictionaries offer different ones. Some believe it’s a garment that covers the hair, some believe that covering the hair was just implied but not commanded. Men came nowhere in all of this, no rulings were ever issued telling men to dress one way or another, possibly because they believed being a male automatically meant you were more pious. We’ll never know, but we’ll probably keep living by their standards for a long time.And how it isn't silly that Allah has not ordered men to wear a hijab, but for women he did? Isn't that hypocrisy? Misogeny? Women always have higher standards to prove their modesty in the society. So when a man doesn't follow the rules he can get away, very hard for a woman to do. Isn't that hypocrisy also? And modesty has nothing to do with clothing, don't flatter yourself to think that you are more valuable then some western women who dress like they want. People are trained to believe at very tender age whatever the way you live and believe is fair and correct. Undoubtedly every one will believe what their parents teach them is truth. Once this belief is stabilized in the brains it is hard to seed another truth in that place. Every one’s opinion is shaped by unbreakable faith sown in the minds when they are young. Encouraging the children to memorize the entire religious book before they mature enough to understand head or tail of it is blocking the freedom of children. Many girls were wearing hijab full-time by age ten or eleven. That is an age when people have little ability to decide for themselves what they believe about religion. Hijab-wearing is only one corner of the subjugation Islam’s God foists on women. It fits neatly into a much wider picture. For example, Mohammed was in favor of genital mutilation, and had sex with ten women in a night, and called women “"deficient in intellect and religion.” The deep and obvious stain of Muslim misogyny colors our understanding of why women wear the thing. Women compete with other females for the approval of males, and the stakes are very high indeed. A Muslims adult happiness depends entirely on who she marries. Islam states plainly that females must obey and please their husbands, and that a husband has the right to punish his wife for disobedience. Also he may divorce her for no reason, and usually can take the children from her when he does. Why don't Muslim men wear hijab?

[@hwr7903]

@@Suseer i am a hijapi living my life in it's fullest more than you can say about alot of women in other countries i have a job and work i travel i go out and have fun and men are understanding and take care when working with women knowing if she is married with children they help out in work we are actually spoiled because islam says be gentle to women take care of here and never rais a hand on a women you will never see a man beating a women in public randomly unless he want the people who's around him to beat the shit out of him the disobedience punish your talking about is for a wife who's doing something really bad that upsets god and should be a last resort after trying so many ways and the punish shouldn't be even hurtful just a sign of the unacceptable haram act.. your making a women sound like a victim and only looking at one side of the book what about the islamic rules that say you have to spend money on your wife and treat her well and be mercy and loving towards her and if he do otherwise be cheap and violent he will be sinned for it and be punished for it ... i love being a muslim i love all it's rules it made our countries who apply them safe we have less crimes less stealing cases and definitely less psychopaths since some countries started losing their way of Islamic rules they developed more crime cases like westerns .... also oppression that a hijapi face is in western countries they treat them bad and bully them where i am from i am comfortable and free alhamdullal i am blessed

[@ViciousNer]

I didn’t realize how out of touch this movie was til now. I get that these aren’t American standards, but don’t go to a foreign country and get upset or shocked when they don’t fit the American norm. Carrie spying on a woman eating and Samantha refusing to cover up? I live Sam but this isn’t a time to flaunt your sexual liberation, it’s about respect for the host country.

[@musicalman1995]

I don’t think we should show respect to a host country if the culture involves something as oppressive as a face vail.

[@ghjh56]

@@musicalman1995 Someone said it.

[@Deborahtunes]

@@musicalman1995 ~ 👍 Thank you... And I realize it's a movie, but this scene here is so fake. In a muslim country, all women are forced to wear that s**t. The only exceptions are female military, wives of presidents, & prime ministers. Women would be placed in prison if they are not wearing "head gear". They are trying to make it sound glamorous, but it isn't...

[@LauraM-kr9wv]

@star travels lol what are you talking about? These are educated women with money, they're not hicks. Samantha would've never behaved this way in the series, she was an intelligent businesswoman with her own PR firm, she knew how to act with different people.

[@Lama-dt5ii]

Deborah Kerns sounds like you, like satc’s producers have never been to the middle east, please take a minute to research your information before you post it.

[@willrichardson5931]

Even Trump rallies aren’t this xenophobic…

[@Trollika_Devi]

Ikr

[@ilbgbg]

Not everyone is so enlightened and tolerant as you

[@AsifAAli]

Wow. This is the only clip from this favourite et tres drole scene! C'mon people, where did you sense of humour go? I, for one, loved this scene! :) Et merci pour la publier

[@LuzdoSol00]

God how much I miss Samantha Jones.

[@rd_1550]

Funny how Carrie tells Charlotte to stop obsessing about the nanny when she would't shut up herself talking about THE FART!

[@crisvanfan]

You had to go all the way back to season 1 to find something to bitch about

[@walqqr1]

To be fair, it's been years between the fart incident and this movie

[@fadhilramadhani1847]

The stupidest thing they did in the second movie is choosing a Muslim country as the setting! They could have done it somewhere in Europe or South America LMFAO

[@pandoreldr4232]

Why

[@lexirodriguez8112]

literally especially because they expected them to conform to their views of things & were bluntly disrespectful, whether you agree with the religious aspects that they have in Dubai or not you should still show some respect for the place that your visiting & their cultural/ religious practices

[@Antti-ox1ho]

The time before Whatsapp.

[@sujatarathi424]

A lift for every fry . Thats a big commitment to fried food .

[@stefanievlog]

Agh so ignorant! I like Sex and The City but SERIOUSLY could they not have spoken to a few Muslimahs before making this?!

[@AsSheLikesIt]

But they're right.

[@SB-nz6lm]

Stefanie Nicholas couldn't agree more! Glad someone happens to know the Muslims!

[@flaviusflavius237]

yep..80% terrorists,we all know the religion

[@sarahalotaibi1230]

flaviusflavius237 2 billion Muslims yup we all know that they make a huge population on this earth.

[@tracyabernathy4591]

So true.

[@sweetlildevil7597]

They did a great job at pointing out some of the realities of visiting and living in a Muslim nation.

[@sweetlildevil7597]

@Shuheb A7 Sorry, they're referred to as "Muslim Majority Nations" by the media here in the US. I will rephrase my comment "They did a great job at pointing out some of the realities of visiting and living in a nations that have been overtaken by secularism cults influence"

[@user-yz8ik7pp5q]

​@@sweetlildevil7597not nation muslim society since there is a many converted to islam people

[@vasvas8914]

from the point of view of materialistic self-centered first-world harpies

[@wumiofuani]

isn't a lift for every fry what we have been doing since the pandemic with this doggone mask?

[@noonecares200]

Don’t know about you but we can remove our masks when eating lmao

[@lilkirsche]

No.

[@Nocturne22]

No sis, you don't know how to eat is all

[@moniquecovington1717]

I loved this soundtrack and they talk about women and the burkas

[@auniversalwoman]

Watching the scene at 1:00 in 2020 during COVID...

[@lindaleelaw5277]

My brother worked in Saudi and for Christmas gave me a burqua and veil.

[@aldenpadilla1773]

Even trump and conservatives are more respectful no cap. Whoever made this film has a superior complexity with no respect for foreign culture.

[@mundynethemundining7893]

"The veil across the mouth freaks me out. It's like they don't want them to have a voice." The veiled woman is clearly... talking to somebody. You... know you can... talk with the veil over your mouth... right?

[@sya6475]

SAMANTHA, AHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! 😂❤😂❤😂❤

[@trianglebook3616]

They were just female drag queens two hours that's SATC2

[@TShay92]

She lost a big client because she just couldn't behave.

[@theboyjames3065]

The second film was so bad taste. It was as if all the actors had signed because of a big wager from the United Arab Emirates. It felt like a long advert to holiday in Abu Dhabi - and gave the impression of female Americans thinking they are a cut above. That's not what Sex and the City was about, particularly the characters.

[@lenawagenfuehr53]

It wasn't even filmed in the UAE. And they didn't even pretend that well!

[@pytcindy]

Omg its just a great funny movie just laugh & enjoy it geez pple r so serious & its probably pretty true

[@RoseMary-vs3io]

What bit is true?

[@guillermomagallon7586]

What’s the soundtrack called in this scene ?

[@uofc57]

It's niqab (nee-kob), not nee-kwob!

[@FF-zq5kf]

Whatever this peace of shit calls. Its still peace of shit

[@Deborahtunes]

@@FF-zq5kf ~ Exactly...👍

[@cherrypeaches4906]

@@Deborahtunes u got something personal against muslim women and how they choose to wear clothes? Don't be so daft and jump to conclusions that every muslim woman is forced to wear it, we're NOT.

[@stellarusso6226]

@@cherrypeaches4906 do you wear it?

[@RoseMary-vs3io]

@@FF-zq5kf Describing yourself perfectly

[@Assassin049]

Do muslims respect any of other culture traditions when they come over ? Nooooope. So why should we ?

[@SB-nz6lm]

Assassin049 so in order to respect you we should take our clothes off?? lol...hmm...no! I don't think so

[@flaviusflavius237]

waw y are clearly an idiot

[@jessialex922]

Assassin049 hb we stop providing oil to ur broke ass.

[@frankjoshi8709]

Non Muslims shld be allowed to to behave their own way in Middle East if Muslims can do their own thing anywhere..

[@tracyabernathy4591]

Exactly, agree.

[@beejjas3321]

Hate Carrie's selfish attitude

[@williama7124]

Tagline: take off your Manolos and slip on some racism.

[@omgmono]

How is it racism?

[@williama7124]

@@omgmono well not exactly racism. its more xenophobia

[@omgmono]

William A this is a movie in the view of women who are not from that culture, it’s from their point of view, so of course to us women having to hide their hair and at times cover their mouths is like whoa, they have no real knowledge of their traditions but as you see they try to follow the rules.

[@williama7124]

@@omgmono I agree but its just a bit tone deaf.

[@Me-hs4jj]

It’s not racism as the characters don’t have a problem with the Muslim women. They’re just fascinated by their culture.

[@FunnyCoastline-wx7rr]

Samantha hilarious 😂

[@sirbuffalo]

So what's the point in adding that end bit, where the woman compliments Carrie on the jewelry she's wearing? Anyone have an idea?

[@riobrasilsambashowssambist1453]

Bonding over fashion. Bridging culture and finding common ground, if at least there is a chance at common ground

[@sirbuffalo]

Rio Brasil Samba Shows sambistabeauty Thank you for your response, you've made a great point. I don't really like Carrie as a character. Should've been Miranda who had a scene like that.

[@SanFranDentist94301]

If you noticed Carrie didnt return the favor. Shes trash.

[@sirbuffalo]

@@SanFranDentist94301 Of course, she didn't. The whole show and the two movies became the Carrie show after a certain point. I do like the fact, that she's flawed, but I never understood why such amazing and loyal friends wasted their time on such an unbearable egomaniac, like Carrie. Samantha and Miranda were the best.

[@jujubee9422]

This reminds me I have to take the garbage out!

[@janettehenderson5957]

I like Sam the best!

[@marianaandrews6274]

This whole movie was a cringe

[@samanthaworkman9994]

I love this movie.... hope they make more.

[@amandeepgahunia9985]

And the veil across tha mouth, freaks me out!

[@user-ko5xd4bs1j]

0:22 LMFAOOOOO

[@doinalright4552]

Not all Arabs are Muslims. Just saying🙄

[@kathconserv]

The series was hilarious. The movies sucked immensely.

[@coffeewiththeunknown8302]

Such a racist scene

[@Black-ti5bs]

But it's true

[@eduardovega3406]

How dare she? It's cUlTur3! A better kUL7uRe than the western even!

[@Lee-zw5km]

It's all Samantha's fault haha

[@dietrichjoanne]

Why did they go to that horrible country 😢?

[@zohaaq3261]

don't be a salty ass just because you can't afford to go

[@dietrichjoanne]

@@zohaaq3261 , it has nothing to do with money. It is a sexist 🙄 country.

[@Futoon]

Why ur so dumb? It’s like any country in the world but with traditions nothing wrong with that

[@lenawagenfuehr53]

Puh lease. The UAE is tacky, but not horrible. Get a grip

[@TShay92]

The necklace is tacky!

[@yz4043]

Watched this movie last night and that scene made me so uncomfortable like just mind your business she's just trying to eat! So judgemental.

[@miadaug]

Samanthas face looks so stretched out and pulled tight 😬😬

[@ramylagabry]

jesus said screw the father

[@davebenninger538]

Sex and the city 2 full movie DVD movies

[@ressesdave2250]

Not a nikwab

[@no.935]

This is so racist.

[@zohaaq3261]

So ignorant and offensive

[@lindaleelaw5277]

Why are they there ?????

[@filipzawistowski4390]

Storyline wise: Samantha won some trip. Real reason: All TV shows that become films that run out of ideas and need to pad the runtime take the characters abroad.

[@mariamarinucci2251]

To put that country on the map for tourism. Since Samantha's a P.R. person, that guy thought she could be of service to them. That would have gotten them royal treatment anytime. BUT!!!! Sam can't keep her paws to herself long enough to do her job and reap the rewards. Soooo they get kicked out. Typical Samantha.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Samantha was hired to do PR for a hotel. All expenses paid.

[@Kristina-fb4jq]

So much hate comments 🤮

[@sangyoonlee8836]

The movie is meaningless and vain..

[@springladyrose1918]

Burqa can't block your voice 😑

[@theinvisibleme4104]

But no one can hear you anyway

[@BriEntAnderson]

Worst movie ever

[@Jennifer-di4nl]

COVID preprogramming

[@krichard8509]

I’m sure the label on that burka was 9:11

[@katycheeseburger]

Sorry but I have to correct you there, It was Osama De La Renta.

[@cherrypeaches4906]

Im sure the label on u is racist asshole

[@spotttolpel2205]

Whats The Name of The begining

[@johnstandsandlooksback5975]

Natacha Atlas - “Kidda”

[@spotttolpel2205]

@@johnstandsandlooksback5975 thanks a lot

[@Mistybrooks84]

4.7.5.

[@Mistybrooks84]

She salughters em

[@Mistybrooks84]

Thanks puppy!

[@Lhwbakao]

This is woke gone bad. Miranda politely nuddgingly explaining the culture is just it just doesn’t work

[@SofhiaX]

Shut it.

[@lorrainekruse3045]

Shite

[@ghadacamilia7899]

I love when Merinda said to her put scarf put of respect this is so polite of her wish of all coming to Arab Muslim country think to stop criticizing us as arab women and respect us

[@Suseer]

Why should Samantha cover? It's HER choice, as the woman with niquab. Would Muslim woman remove her hijab/niquan in non muslim cultures?

[@chasegordonn]

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