Director Sharon Maguire’s Bridget
Jones’s Baby is a delightful comedy that should please adult women, as
well as their dates/husbands.
Renée Zellweger is back in
the role of Bridget Jones as she turns 43 without a man in her life. But, through a series of bizarre
circumstances, within the same week she has relations with two men, millionaire
businessman Jack (Patrick Dempsey) and her old lawyer love Mark (Colin Firth),
then finds herself pregnant without knowing which of the two is the father.
The script by Helen
Fielding, Dan Glazer and Emma Thompson provides good parts for a number of fine
British actors, including Gemma Jones, Jim Broadbent, Emma Thompson, Sarah
Solemani and Kate O’Flynn.
Zellweger is able to ride
the rollercoaster of comedy and poignancy with more style than she showed in the
past films in this franchise.
I give Bridget Jones’s
Baby a 3.9 out of 5.
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