The iconic series Sex and the City captured the hearts of so many viewers while it was on the air. And while the show has received some pretty hilarious critiques since it first premiered, it remains one of the best examples of the rom-com genre out there — and the series finale proves why.
When Carrie heads off to Paris with one guy, who she quickly realizes isn't the one, she's doubtful she'll be happy. But then, like something out of a fairytale, her true love, Mr. Big, arrives to sweep her off her feet, and all is well.
The scene is memorable for any fan of the show, as Mr. Big was painted as a non-committal bachelor for so long, so his grand, romantic gesture truly was grand and romantic. However, the author behind the Sex and the City books didn't agree with that scene in particular. "Well, I think, in real life, Carrie and Big wouldn't have ended up together," Candace Bushnell told The Guardian. It might not have been the most authentic of endings, but it certainly was sweet.
