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I thought Bridget Jones was sad growing up – now I'm just like her
I was just nine years old when the first Bridget Jones movie came out, but, having two older sisters and a mum with a penchant for romantic comedies, it was a firm favourite in our household.
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.
Why Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy is more than just your usual Bridget rom-com
For almost three decades, Bridget Jones has been the poster girl of the 'sad, lonely singleton' looking for love. Defined by ...
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'Bridget Jones' is back – and this time, the story is bittersweet
It is an adjustment to see Bridget Jones in a sad story on-screen. But in Mad About the Boy, Zellweger is still in touch with Bridget's tireless... [Spoilers follow for the basic premise of ...
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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 franchise's ...
No plans to rewatch'. While another complained: 'This new Bridget Jones movie is so depressing and made me sad even with a happy ending'. 'Anyone see the new Bridget Jones movie? I thought it ...
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'Bridget Jones' is back – and this time, the story is bittersweet
I don't really go to the world of Bridget Jones to feel sad. I am a fan of the original Pride and Prejud-ish novel and of the first movie, Bridget Jones's Diary, which is now 24-years-old.