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60 of 234 · most liked firstI doubt the makers of the new Bridget Jones movie intended Mark Darcy to serve as poignant metaphor for the passing of rules-based international order and dissolution of world that those of us who came of age in 1990s took for granted, but it kind of works on that level.
positive · AI labelView post →Seeing some of the promo for the new Bridget Jones film and reminded that having a one bed to yourself in Borough in 2001 was seen as a sign of failure, not wildly aspirational.
neutral · AI labelView post →This month on @TheBigPic: 2/4 The Best of Sundance + NICKEL BOYS 2/7 COMPANION + Top 10 Garbage Love Movies 2/11 A Mega-Mailbag! 2/14 CAPTAIN AMERICA: BRAVE NEW WORLD 2/18 BRIDGET JONES 4 + PADDINGTON 3 2/21 The Best Picture Movie Draft 2/25 The 2025 Alternative Oscars 2/27 Final Oscar Predictions
neutral · AI labelView post →The final ‘BRIDGET JONES’ movie is now streaming on Peacock. Read our review: bit.ly/BridgetDF
neutral · AI labelView post →It has come to my attention that the new Bridget Jones movie is going straight to Peacock, and the only conclusion I can come to is that studios somehow hate theaters even more than they love making money
neutral · AI labelView post →Actually seen on a movie marquee: The Mummy Returns Bridget Jones' Diary
neutral · AI labelView post →“Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” is an NYT Critic’s Pick. Read the review.
neutral · AI labelView post →The year is 2026. I enter a women's toilet in the UK and am immediately asked for my birth certificate, my passport, my favourite Bridget Jones film, a photo of my genitals, my cranial measurements and an affirmation from a gynaecologist that I was born with egg-producing equipment (even if faulty)
neutral · AI labelView post →people watched Bridget Jones' Diary and went, Haha how amusing, but also inspirational, that such a portly woman would believe herself worthy of romance
neutral · AI labelView post →The final ‘BRIDGET JONES’ movie premieres today on Peacock. But was it worth the wait? Find out in our review... discussingfilm.net/2025/02/13/b...
neutral · AI labelView post →PADDINGTON IN PERU + BRIDGET JONES 4 = The (American) British Movie Canon on The Big Picture with Yasi Salek. open.spotify.com/episode/5Qav...
neutral · AI labelView post →other studios are predicting Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy might hit $100 million overseas. why Universal threw it on Peacock and not in theaters is...wild. this movie plays and has an audience.
neutral · AI labelView post →I quite enjoyed the new Bridget Jones film. Full of little treats for fans of the original.
positive · AI labelView post →Eye-opening info on this global box office chart. Mickey 17, a bomb in relation to cost, still made $132m. Statham’s latest is about to cross $100m. New Bridget Jones made $140m w/o US theater run. Revenge of the Sith re-release is the #20 movie of the year. www.boxofficemojo.com/year/world/?...
neutral · AI labelView post →The “Bridget Jones isn’t fat!” Narrative has sprung up again because of the new film, and I always thought it was odd because reading the book, where Bridget TOPS OUT at 130 lbs, it seemed like the book was never saying she was fat - she had seriously disordered eating and *she* thought she was fat.
neutral · AI labelView post →Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy is so wonderful. Haven’t laughed (and cried) so much at a film in ages. Strong recommend.
positive · AI labelView post →Gods, the new Bridget Jones film is a forceful thing.
positive · AI labelView post →The new Bridget Jones movie is streaming and this might be the most excited I've been to unplug and watch something in years. Which is admittedly a bit embarrassing, but also v v classic 'bridg' Anyone else donning their bunny ears and revising their favourite singleton?
positive · AI labelView post →Good morning. Still getting over the unexpected emotional G-Force of the new Bridget Jones film. (And yes, the Newtonian pun is deliberate.)
positive · AI labelView post →I cannot wait to watch the new Bridget Jones movie, and I'm saving it as a treat for later, after I'm done with laying out this book, possibly by tomorrow.
positive · AI labelView post →This is like watching that fight between Hugh Grant and Colin Firth in the Bridget Jones film Both swinging wildly while everyone watches and laughs
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching the first Bridget Jones movie as a birthday treat
neutral · AI labelView post →Me (knowing that Apple only permits morally good characters to use iPhones in films and TV): Bridget Jones is not the villain of this movie
neutral · AI labelView post →I’ve just been watching the new Bridget Jones movie, and that former Conservative and current Labour MP is starring in it! Second jobs should be banned :) @rosieisaholt.bsky.social
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching the new Bridget Jones movie and I'm balling my eyes out twenty minutes in. This is supposed to be a comedy. Fuck you Renee Zellweger! I don't need more sadness right now.
neutral · AI labelView post →make a trifle out of it with a jar of some boozy fruit, some good (bought!) custard and some whipped cream and grated chocolate on top. eat the whole thing yourself with a big spoon in front of the first Bridget Jones film.
neutral · AI labelView post →Bridget jones was quite heart warming and funny. I thought it was better than the last one. I cried several times, especially considering the subject matters. It was a good way of letting out some of my own grief this weekend. If you liked the first Bridget Jones movie, I think you’ll like this ones
positive · AI labelView post →Confession: I've never seen any Bridget Jones movie. I don't imagine that's ever going to change😆
neutral · AI labelView post →Given the second was the worst film ever made, it sounds like faint praise to say this was by far the best of the four, but, no, Bridget Jones MATB is genuinely wonderful. Funny. Moving. Barely a false note throughout. Blubbed like an infant.
positive · AI labelView post →Movie Of The Day... Bridget Jones's Diary (2001)
neutral · AI labelView post →I really enjoyed Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy. It’s a charmingly lovely, moving film with surprising depth. Having recently revisited the first 3 films, I appreciated all of the cameos and Easter eggs. It’s the best film since the 2001 original.
unlabelledView post →Just seen the second Bridget Jones film. First Four Weddings, now this. Why do all British films need to include a scene where a pack of utterly repulsive posh arseholes sit a vintage car, braying out of the window like a bunch of twats who genuinely deserve to crash?
unlabelledView post →I know I'm incredibly shallow, but I just find it very hard not to be pulled out of a film when an actor's face is too expensive for the role. I even found the Bridget Jones 4 trailers too much for this.
unlabelledView post →I haven't laughed so loud at a movie marquee since "THE MUMMY RETURNS BRIDGET JONES' DIARY"
unlabelledView post →I didn’t know the most effective champion against online child abuse and Big Tech’s unchecked dominance was the director of Bridget Jones 2, but now I do Https://www.theguardian.com/film/2026/jun/13/beeban-kidron-interview-baroness-big-tech-online-child-abuse?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
unlabelledView post →A Gen X girl who would like just two hours of peace this weekend to watch the Bridget Jones movie. 🤷🏻♀️
unlabelledView post →Also if you want to see another very funny but totally different performance from Kate O Flynn she plays Bridget Jones' annoying young hipster manager in the 2016 film
unlabelledView post →I remember seeing Bridget Jones as a preteen or teen and wondering how and why she was called fat so much in that movie. It was incredibly baffling to me.
unlabelledView post →I sold him a movie ticket once in 2004. He came to see Bridget Jones 2 with his daughter. I was so stunned I pretended not to recognize him. Which is definitely how I would treat a yeti if I saw one.
unlabelledView post →great textural juxtaposition of movies at our local cinema "Bridget Jones: Mad about the Dog Man" 😆
unlabelledView post →live skeeting the new Bridget Jones movie all day from my vegan account hmu
unlabelledView post →Watching the new Bridget Jones movie. How come her friends – who have an opinion on everything and are incredibly rude – have never shadily bought her a hairbrush and leave-in conditioner for her birthday?
unlabelledView post →Fall Guy is 1000x more fun than Bridget Jones’. It is a movie devoted to a man laying his life and body on the line as a consummate grovel/grand gesture
unlabelledView post →The owner of Athlone-based skincare and wellness company deDANÚ has said that she still cannot believe how many times the company's products featured in the new film 'Bridget Jones: Mad about the Boy'
unlabelledView post →We don't talk enough about how BRIDGET JONES is one of the best movie series. Even the worst one is a delight, and the latest - BRIDGET JONES: MAD ABOUT THE BOY - is definitely not the worst. (The original is still the best.) My review of a lovely new installment is at The Wrap!
unlabelledView post →I like how the new Bridget Jones movie advertising is like it’s the last one okay.
unlabelledView post →good morning everyone. try not to think too hard about the fact that Bridget Jones is only 32 in the first film
unlabelledView post →Can't even make a movie about Bridget Jones' Freezer Full of Dicks these days because of woke.
unlabelledView post →The new Bridget Jones film is a case in point: the third Bridget Jones novel was judged too dark a decade ago so they made a new one up. In 2025, the subject matter is fine but Zellwegger is a more unrealistic shape (even before the v expensive face) than she was in the original movie!
unlabelledView post →>Fight club comes to mind So does Bridget Jones Diary. I'm not saying whether its more stereotypically male or not in movies (I've never thought about it, maybe its that there have historically been more male leads in general?), I just like bringing up the classic naugthies rom-coms whenever I can.
unlabelledView post →Celia Imrie of Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Midsomer Murders, AbFab the Movie, Bridget Jones series, etc. etc. is somewhere in this as a maid. Like blink-and-you'll-miss-her ^PG #TCMParty #DOTN
unlabelledView post →Pick a movie, keep one actor. The rest are muppets. Bridget Jones’ Diary Mrs. Jones (Gemma Jones)
unlabelledView post →In Bridget Jones Diary, Renee Zellweger has fat jokes made about her the entire film (because to Richard Curtis, cruelty to fat people is comedy) but she's not even remotely fat.
unlabelledView post →Rewatching Bridget Jones Diary and oh man everyone in this movie is absolutely NAILING their particular flavor of charming
unlabelledView post →Seeing Sally Phillips in the new Bridget Jones movie just makes me want a Smack the Pony reboot.
unlabelledView post →Chiwetel Ejiofor is charming as hell, I’d love to see him in a rom-com or romantic drama I guess he was in the straight-to-streaming Bridget Jones movie last year but I’ve decided that doesn’t count but I’m not convinced that film actually exists
unlabelledView post →Renee Zellwegger is having a revival lately, with the 4th Bridget Jones movie, plus a straight to streaming w/Keanu Reeves that looks pretty interesting. A Reneessance, if you will. Good for her.
unlabelledView post →Hang on: BRIDGET JONES: MAD ABOUT THE BOY is a Peacock Movie (i.e. Not In Theaters in America)?!? Universal is leaving money on the table with that Valentine’s Day release.
unlabelledView post →I love that Shirley Henderson has had a good, long career doing strong work in British film, has supporting roles in the Trainspotting and Bridget Jones movies, and then also plays a ghost teen and a bunch of little mechanic alien dudes in two of the biggest franchises ever.
unlabelledView post →There’s nothing like a Bridget Jones film to make even the scattiest of us feel like we’ve got our sh*t together! *blonde lady with hand by her face* *box of popcorn*
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