The highly anticipated finale of And Just Like That, HBO Max's Sex and the City revival, has left fans and critics less than impressed. Sarah Jessica Parker's reprisal of her iconic role as Carrie Bradshaw failed to deliver the satisfying conclusion many had hoped for.
What Went Wrong?
Critics have been quick to point out the show's missteps, with many describing the finale as 'rushed,' 'confusing,' and 'emotionally hollow.' The abrupt resolution of key storylines left viewers questioning the creative direction of the series.
Fan Reactions
Social media erupted with disappointment as longtime fans of the franchise expressed their frustration. One Twitter user wrote, 'After all these years, this is what we get? A messy, half-baked ending?' while another lamented, 'Carrie deserved better.'
Critical Consensus
TV reviewers were equally unimpressed, with several major publications calling the finale a 'missed opportunity.' The lack of meaningful character development and reliance on nostalgia over substance were recurring themes in negative reviews.
What's Next for the Franchise?
Despite the backlash, HBO Max has yet to confirm whether the series will return for a second season. With such mixed reactions, the future of And Just Like That remains uncertain.
