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pounds, attempts to cut back on her copious drinking and smoking, Bridge wavers between two potential suitors. The first is the frosty, badly dressed Mark Darcy {Colin Firth), whose last name should tip off fans of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, from which “Bridget Jones” draws its inspiration, that this man is worthy of consideration.
The more dashing alternative is Daniel Cleaver (Hugh Grant), Jones's devastatingly attractive but promiscuous boss.
, Zellweger, who continues to impress as a contemporary incarnation of Doris Day, more than holds her own with her leading men, both of whom glow, and a strong supporting cast.
Joel Siegel from Good Morning America calls it “terrific fun, one of the best films of the year! It's great! If you loved “Four Weddings and a Funeral” and “Notting Hill,” you’ll love this movie more...it’s funnier!”
The movie is rated R and run* 95 minutes.
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