‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy' Director Says Previous Films Weren't ‘Misogynistic,' but Instead Shone a Comedic Light on ‘Pressures That Existed' at the …
Expertly timed to coincide with Valentine’s Day, the fourth - and apparently final - installment in the iconic Bridget Jones ...
Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy – our favourite frazzled English woman is back but life’s more complicated
Bridget Jones, the endearingly chaotic heroine who is unlucky in love, is back – but not as many might expect. This is the fourth Bridget Jones film, which adapts the story of the third book in Helen ...
Nepo baby stars as Bridget Jones' clever nanny in Mad about the Boy - can you guess who her very famous mother is?
Bridget Jones is back - and this time she has a Gen Z nanny named Chloe to help her out. And the actress who plays her bears ...
14 Best Romance Anime to Binge on Valentine’s Day
Romance anime is great for any occasion, but for otakus worldwide, there's at least one series each will swear by for ...
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Growing old with Bridget Jones means accepting the past wasn’t always better
Mad About the Boy,’ the protagonist is now a widow after Mark Darcy’s passing and finds herself falling for a man 22 years ...
The Mystery of Colin Firth’s "Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy" Watch
As is made clear right at the start of the ads for Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, Bridget Jones (played by Renée Zellweger ...
Bridget Jones: Is the rom-com heroine a 'misogynist role model' or 'inner voice of a generation'?
Since Helen Fielding created hapless, middle-class Bridget in the mid-90s, she's divided opinion. As the fourth film is ...
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Bridget Jones is no feminist
Bridget Jones isn’t what she used to be. The latest film, Mad About the Boy, features Bridget as a grieving widow with kids.
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Bridget Jones Mad About the Boy review roundup as critics divided
Owen Gleiberman wrote: " Mad About the Boy is wistful, melancholy, and sweetly (rather than screwballishly) romantic, which ...
Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy fans brand iconic character's return as a widowed single mother 'dark and depressing' and claim 'weepy' film 'doesn't fit in' with franc…
The long-awaited sequel sees Renee Zellweger reprise her role as the titular heroine, and sees her adjusting to life as widow ...
‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy’ Review: She’s Back! (And God, How We Missed Her)
Renée Zellweger returns for another heartwarming chapter in one of the best movie franchises (yeah, we said it).
I loved Bridget Jones, but she has lost her edge and become boring
Having followed Bridget Jones's journey from shambolic singleton to smug married, her latest outing feels like a disservice to the character.