Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy

Every ten years, we get our little rendezvous with Bridget — and it’s always a pleasure to see her again. Funny and touching, it’s once again a film that hits the mark.

LOL, a funny comedy classic in 2 hours and 4 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rated R for Some Sexual References and Language.

Dull, no laugh out loud moments. Awful unnecessary hair mess. Glad I didn't go to the cinema. First 2 were the best.

Really really bad and Rene is terrible I hate I waste 2h and $4 , not much but I had at least 1 Beer Instead

Awful. It worked before but now felt tiring and long.

Bridget Jone's sequel felt like an underwhelming effort to bring nostalgia back to the cinemas by using beloved names of the past to a new narrative, in which I was not particularly satisfied, regardless of the investment I felt watching the movie.

More of the same, except Bridget is older and still hapless. Kids barely gave any real part, again it's just about her waffling between two guys and acting quirky.

Tired and predictable. Having dated younger I thought the ending of this was wrong, and there was no chemistry between Zellweger and Ejiofor. It felt like all the joy was sucked out of me. Highlights of the movie involved Hugh Grant's great "uncle". Would not recommend.

Cute but too long. Got a bit boring

Very boring of all 4. Didn't have to kill Firth in the movie...