Bridget Jones's Baby [DVD]

What a funny movie !! Buy this Movie, it's Great !!!!!!!!!!!

Patrick Dempsey ages like fine wine and was a good replacement for Hugh Grant who did not want to reprise his role as the cad Daniel Cleaver. I cannot blame him even though his betrayals of Bridget are classic along with the silly middle aged fight scenes with Colin Firth to the classics from the 80s or 90s blasting in the background. This force the producers of this movie to think outside the box including the author who killed off our beloved Mark Darcy.Yes, the cast has aged like an AARP commercial and yes, Renee Zellweger's face looks different from the surgery she will never admit having. So in the beginning she does not look her best or like her old self. But once she start acting and is walking down the street in a slim black dress to Daniel Cleaver's funeral. She immediately becomes Bridget Jones again. The same with Colin Firth who has also aged but that swagger when he walks into a room or his charming British wit makes Mr. Darcy still the ultimate dream guy. This was a great movie with so many good scenes and it had so much heart and was obviously made with love. It was obvious the cast enjoyed playing these characters again and Patrick Dempsey fit right in naturally. It knew when to be funny, when to be serious, and the touching scenes were written so tenderingly.Yes on paper, Mark and Bridget do not match but in reality their love crosses boundaries and always find a way. Either guy was right for Bridget. But I was happy with the ending and the ending was perfect for Bridget Jones. I lost count how many times I watched this movie. Not a fan of the sequel which lacked the charm of the original but I love this movie and the original.What a great story about second chances., old loves, new loves and what makes two people right for one another.

Much better than the sequel was. The "geriatric mother" thing is real - I got that when I had my second daughter at 40. Very rude. The whole cast is fantastic, of course, Zellweger knocked it out of the park, love the early scene where she thinks she's off to a luxury spa weekend wearing a daring all white outfit and heels, and her friend takes her to a mud-filled yurts for lodging music festival, and the "meet cute," if that is the correct term, with Patrick Dempsey's character. Emma Thompson is priceless as the doctor as she navigates the crazy that Bridget brings to pregnancy. For reasons I cannot quite fathom, my 7 year old is fixated on this movie (and the first 20-30 minutes are not appropriate for kids, I am aware, and the whole thing is peppered with filthy language, but much like the 4 year old who asks Bridget and Shazzer "where the f*** were you??!" in the midst of a christening in a church, very loudly, I don't censure language around my kids, and they're fine). Americans could really do to lighten up about some things. I think my kid just likes Bridget's attitude and the funny situations.

Usually second installments, let alone third installments, are pretty bad. However, this movie was the exception to that rule. I loved it. I have seen all three, and although I didn't care for the second one, the third one is just as good, if not,in some parts, better than the first. I saw this in the theater and knew I had to buy it on DVD. It kept up its humor all throughout the movie, and didn't run dry halfway through. The plot kept me interested. Renee Zellweger was her best clumsy, endearing, Bridget-self again, and the storyline was funny. The other thing to note is that you don't have to have seen part one and two, to follow along with this movie. I watched it in the theater twice with different people who hadn't seen the first or the second one, and both said they could follow the storyline and the characters perfectly fine. This is the first time that I am actually rooting for a part four in the Bridget series, mainly because this third one was such a success.

Great movie!

Love the movie, love Renne, Colin, and Patrick; all three did a wonderful job in this movie. It would have ruin it for me if the baby was belong to Hugh Grant's character. Seeing Ed Sheeran in here was an added bonus. Renee out done herself in the opening of this movie. I didn't mind that Renee doesn't look like she did in the first 2 movies, I wouldn't want her to because in this movie, she suppose to be matured not a bright-eyes 20 or even 30 something any more. Beside, she was suppose to be matured and older, so her new look fit right in.