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Great romantic comedy
This is a totally winning romantic comedy!
Sure, it's not much different from all the other
stuff out there, but its so charming and well
made, that you'd be mad to care!Renee Zellweger
is an absolute marvel- a completely winning heroine
with wit and spunk and humanity that you cannot help
but love and laught with.Colin Firth and Hugh Grant
also work well as the two men our protagonist must
choose from. But this is all Zellweger's show-and
you'd be crazy not to love her in this witty and loveable, fluffy romantic comedy.

Very funny!
This is one of the few films I have seen that I actually thought to be more entertaining than the book! It is very very funny. I was pleasantly surprised to see Renee Zellweger give such a convincing performance as a 30 something British gal. Her accent was flawless (I should know, I'm English). How refreshing to see Hugh Grant play the baddy for a change, a roll he performs extremely well, he makes a great irresistable scoundrel. Colin Firth is excellent (and those deep pools of rich chocolate eyes just make me melt!). He is the perfect dashing English gentleman and is much more likeable in this role than he was in the BBC's adaptation of Pride and Prejudice (on which Helen Fielding based her story, as she states in an interview on the Bridget Jones DVD).

Overall, a great story line, plenty of hilarious mishaps for Bridget, (you'll find yourself feeling embarassed for her) and a lovely fairy tale ending.

Bloody Fabulous!
Every single woman should see this movie! It is such an accurate depiction of single life that you will find yourself saying "Oh my God! That happened to me!" The entire cast is delightful! Hugh Grant plays a wonderful jerk, Renee is charming, and Colin Firth is absolutely brilliant as the reserved Mark Darcy. You will laugh out loud many times throughout this film. The fight scene between the two guys is absolutely hilarious, and Firth in his "reigndeer jumper" is enough to make you fall out of your chair. Bridget is a character who is easy to love. You feel sorry for her, embarrassed for her, and happy for her when she finally figures out who Mr. Right is. Her parents and friends are a madcap passle of eccentrics who are so entertaining in their supporting roles, you wish you got to see more of them. Be sure to catch the books too! They are just as wonderful!

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