Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy
- 2025 film
A fourth film in the hit comedy series following unlucky-in-love journalist Bridget Jones, now widowed with two young children. Stars Renée Zellweger, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Leo Woodall, Jim Broadbent, Gemma Jones and more.
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Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy review
They've saved the best till last.
Siobhan McNally, The Mirror, 12th February 2025Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy is a riot of hilarious silliness
There's little about Mad About The Boy which is original, but good old-fashioned bawdy humour and pratfalls are rare in cinema these days.
It's a riot of silliness that sticks two fingers up at anyone worrying about men being "objectified".
Grant Rollings, The Sun, 12th February 2025Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy review
The latest in the Bridget Jones franchise underuses the talented cast, preferring lame gags over character development.
The Scotsman, 12th February 2025Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy review
Mad smiling and dodgy pronunciation distracts from a decent comedy turn by Renée Zellweger in this fourth (and final?) instalment about the former desperate singleton turned widowed single mother.
Emma Simmonds, The List, 12th February 2025Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy review
Bridget is back - and she's even better in her mature years.
Anna Smith, Saga Magazine, 12th February 2025Bridget Jones star Renee Zellweger defends her character from woke mob
Renee, whose boyfriend Ant is a decade younger than her, also opens up on women fancying youthful men.
Grant Rollings, The Sun, 11th February 2025Granny pants and situationships: Lessons Bridget Jones taught me in my 20s
Your 20s are a whirlwind of bad dates, career crises, and wondering if you'll ever really get your life together. Enter Bridget Jones, the queen of chaotic charm, who has been stumbling through life lessons since before many of us can remember.
Yasmin Rufo and Noor Nanji, BBC, 8th February 2025Bridget Jones - the "frazzled Englishwoman" look is back
The character and her "absolutely enormous pants" return to the silver screen in Mad About The Boy.
Carola Long, The Financial Times, 8th February 2025Bridget Jones is a welcome reminder of a much more comfortable era
She worried about her drinking, smoking and weight - but there was never any doubt she would have a job and be able to pay her rent. It's a very different world for gen Z.
Zoe Williams, The Guardian, 3rd February 2025Is it time to stop bashing Bridget Jones? Hapless everywoman has evolved - and so have we
A fourth film about Helen Fielding's creation will be released on Valentines's day, and this time it's gen Z that has fallen in love with her.
Barbara Ellen, The Guardian, 1st February 2025