A really cute look into one disheveled women's love life or lack thereof.

A complete guilty pleasure. Zellweger has a tendency to overplay it sometimes, but this is her best role; she is utterly charming. She has also never been cuter. Firth and Grant are two favorites and they have the perfect chemistry for this. It's nic... (read more) A complete guilty pleasure. Zellweger has a tendency to overplay it sometimes, but this is her best role; she is utterly charming. She has also never been cuter. Firth and Grant are two favorites and they have the perfect chemistry for this. It's nice to see Jim Broadbent and Shirley Henderson pop up as well. It gets a bit too cartoonish occasionally and it's completely silly, but Bridget Jones's Diary is tries (and succeeds) in showing two characters realizing they are actually falling in love.

Hugh and Renee are so funny! You just have to laugh all the time. A typical woman with self-irony. A lovable movie.

I wonder if it is so obvious with women that Hugh was a shallow cad? When women watch this movie do they see his betrayal coming? Do they see that Firth is actually the good guy who doesn't appear so good?

Or is it just in real life?

This... (read more) I wonder if it is so obvious with women that Hugh was a shallow cad? When women watch this movie do they see his betrayal coming? Do they see that Firth is actually the good guy who doesn't appear so good?

Or is it just in real life?

This was the second in my Thanksgiving trilogy of chick flicks, complimenting sisterhood of the traveling pants and Fried Green Tomatoes. These three movies show women at three stages of life. I figured I would understand women better after watching it, but, of course, I just walked away kind of mystified at how chick flicks always make me misty.

Anyway, Bridget is a good watch if it comes on cable, nothing particularly original or thought inspiring. Just a fun movie with brilliant dialogue and some funny moments. It probably would have worked better if she had been a little less attrative.

Um...sounds REALLY STUPID. Is this Hugh Grant's breakthrough, or did they just hardcore fail at making him look younger?

Let me say in Bridget Jonesy fashion that Zellweger is an irresistible sex goddess, hurrah!!!

The script is teasingly, pleasingly raunchy in places.

A story like this can't work unless we feel unconditional affection for the heroine, and casting Zellweger achieves that.

Delivers frisky fun for bruised romantics regardless of age, sex or nationality.