It reminds me quite a bit of “Sex and the City.”
There are seeds of “Sex and the City” in the film, especially in light of the way the women talk about the opposite sex, but even that concept seems too outdated and overdone for it to serve a purpose.
But Melissa K. Stack’s script has snap and crackle to go with the pop, making this female wish-fulfillment fantasy an “Eat, Pray, Revenge” that delivers the punches that two “Sex and the City” movies never could.
(Veteran costume designer Patricia Field of " Sex and the City " and " The Devil Wears Prada " fame makes these characters’ wardrobes pop distinctively.)