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In the world of entertainment, two significant changes are unfolding. On one hand, renowned filmmaker Wim Wenders has switched up his routine to become an early riser, finding his mornings interesting instead of dull. On the other hand, the much-loved series "Sex and the City" has concluded its journey, marking the end of an era.
After nearly 25 years on our screens, "Sex and the City" has officially bid farewell with the conclusion of its spinoff series, "And Just Like That." The finale, released on August 14, 2025, brought back key original characters—Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon), and Charlotte York (Kristin Davis)—but excluded Kim Cattrall's Samantha Jones, who only appeared offscreen via text.
The series, which became popular worldwide, received mixed reviews, with some viewers expressing criticism and a "hate watch" popularity, especially for its third season. The writers noted a sense of déjà vu with the divisive finale reaction, echoing the original "Sex and the City" finale's reception in 2004.
Executive producer Michael Patrick King and star Sarah Jessica Parker decided to end the storytelling at this point, expressing gratitude to viewers for their long-term support. Despite varied opinions, the ending marked the close of the franchise's ongoing narrative after nearly three decades.
There is no current news about new "Sex and the City" movies or TV premieres following this finale, signalling the end of this chapter in the "Sex and the City" universe.
Meanwhile, Wim Wenders, a figure well-known in the entertainment industry, has embraced a new morning ritual. The filmmaker finds his mornings far from boring, instead, they are now filled with intrigue.
Elsewhere in the entertainment world, the film "The Canoe of Manitu" is making waves. The event for its world premiere is expected to be filled with laughter, celebration, and emotional moments. The movie, like Wim Wenders' morning, promises to be anything but ordinary.
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Movies-and-tv shows, including "The Canoe of Manitu" and "And Just Like That" (the "Sex and the City" spinoff), offer unique perspectives in the entertainment sphere. Wim Wenders, having embraced a new morning ritual, finds his mornings filled with intrigue and far from dull, echoing the new narrative direction in the world of entertainment.
