This romantic comedy featuring Renée Zellweger, Hugh Grant, and Colin Firth is a charming and funny movie. A young woman living in London (Zellweger) worries about becoming an older unmarried woman and other concerns related to being female, so she begins keeping a straightforward journal detailing her experiences, which draws the attention of her sophisticated employer at a publishing firm (Grant), her unusual friends, and her connection with a dull man whom she dislikes but finds subtly appealing (Firth). “Bridget Jones’s Diary” (2001) is an English romcom attempting to be edgy, charming, and funny all at once. Though it occasionally uses profanity excessively—a little goes further—and the accents are sometimes difficult to understand, I ultimately found myself enjoying the film because of its earnest effort, with everything culminating in a humorous chaotic scene. It’s also a plus that Renée is endearing in her appearance and is presented attractively in clothing choices, including a Playboy bunny costume. The movie has a running time of 1 hour, 37 minutes, and was filmed in London, Surrey, Gloucestershire, and Hertfordshire, England. GRADE: B

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