Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy

I laughed so hard and then I sobbed.
I was so touched and I ended the movie smiling.
What a fitting and amazing way to end the series. It might even be my favorite of the series because they so beautifully balanced the comedy and the drama.
Really my kind of feel good movie.

Out of the 4 movies, this one is the funniest. I enjoyed this one.

Best movie in the Bridget Jones series. With all the feels and the dealing with life and death.

Watch the other three movies in the series first to understand the story with Bridget and Mark Darcy.

The title is a bit misleading as it points only to one aspect of the movie and that is not the most important one to my mind.
This is a very intelligent, sensitive and thoughtful comedy.
It manages to keep the charm of Bridget that made her so likeable in the previous movies, but it also tackles how different people, young and older, deal with the often brutal realities of life. This is done in a very sensitive but not melodramatic way, and that is what makes the movie great in my eyes.
I also applaud that they did not insert unnecessarily gay and ethnic people, just to have them there as so many movies do nowadays. They have all kinds of people in the movie but all for a good reason. It feels natural that they are there, just as in real life.
Congratulations. An excellent movie that in worthy of the previous movies about Mrs Jones.

Love this one. Perfect ending for the series. It's quite fun and sad.

So lovely. I did not know what to expect but it did make me smile and even cry......Life must continue but that does not mean you forget the person you loved.....or your friends.....a very nice finish to the Bridget Jones saga...don't miss the end credits....lovely.

Very good and cosy movie. It’s good to see that Bridget after all the life changes is still Bridget. At least this time there was no love triangle.

the story of bridget in a post-mark world is so devastating but so lovely. still has the charm and humour of the first three movies, but makes you feel all the emotions you never did in the other films. hugh grant as daniel cleaver is such a gem, and i'm glad bridget got her happy ending despite it all.

This was my wife's pick for the evening, and I didn’t hold out much hope for it—being a Prime original and all. I figured it would be yet another case of a big streaming service throwing money at an old favorite just to cash in on nostalgia. I was wrong.

The story strikes a fine balance between heartfelt and hilarious, following a middle-aged Bridget as she navigates the chaos of raising young children, dealing with grief, and confronting the stagnation of midlife—all while delivering the kind of comedy you'd expect from a solid rom-com. And let’s be honest, there’s also a healthy dose of fan service, which doesn’t hurt.

Surprisingly well done. Worth the watch.

Think this was a nice but sad way to end the Bridget jones films, while it had a lot of funny moments as you expect from these films there quite cringy but that’s what’s good about it.

This one had really funny scenes Bridget’s daughter marble was quite funny saying she has worms to mr Walliker.

The part where Bridget is buying condoms and Mr Walliker is standing behind was a highlight for sure.

I personally liked her relationship with Roxster and the way they handled that ending could of been done better as it was abit predictable that she was going end up Mr Walliker.

Other than some obvious moments still enjoyable and fun to watch.