‘Bridget Jones: Mad of the Boy’ Movie Review: Renny Zelwear returns to our favorite single that is strict for fans

Renee Zelweger in a scene of ‘Brijet Jones: Mad of the Boy’. Photo Credit: Jai Maid

One thing Brijet Jones: crazy about boyTaught me that some clothes were indestructible. Bridget (Renee Zelweger) Kothari still has a red, printed pajamas, top from the first film and the grandmother underwear is red, printed pajamas, Brijet Jones Diary (2001). Thinking about cleanliness, you can say yay for the environmental consciousness of the bridge.

However, directors Michael Morris and Zelweger said that they have introduced Callback carefully for the film to make it look organic for the story, it does not seem that it looks like. Dialogues and characters’ scenes and bits are seen in Willie-Nili, which usually pull out one of the film.

In all these hits-end-Mis Callback, one is extremely welcome-the former boss and lover of the bar can, foully attractive Daniel Clever (Hugh Grant). The film begins with Daniel, when a buteus listens to a beauty geminita (Elena rivers) on a call, a poem that is worried instead of poetry. His conversation on the phone explained the crowd that rejected the crowd, saying that it is his mother on the line, a cheerful and undivided Daniel.

Four years after the death of her beloved husband, human rights lawyer, Mark Darcy (Colin Forth) in Sudan. The Bridget is now a 50-single mother with two children, Billy (Casper Nopf) and Mabel (Mic Jacovic). The Bridget is encouraged by his family and friends, including Shezzer (Sally Philips), Jude (Sherly Henderson) and Tom (James Collis), to start dating again. Daniel is now a family friend called Dai Billy and Mabel.

The thrill of the bridge in dating during the time of dating apps is lightly entertaining and is somewhat entertaining to some extent as a single parent in front of the terriblely skilled tiger Mams. This time, two sides of the Brijet’s Love Triangle are formed around the beautiful toy boy Roxster (Leo Woodle) and Graff Science Teacher Mr. Walkar (Chivatel Egiofore). There is a Christmas concert, a hearty song, camp and conversation on blue drinks with friends.

In a scene of Hugg Grant, Left, and Renny Zelweger ‘Bridget Jones: Mad of the Boy’. Photo Credit: Universal Pictures

Bridget is suffering from dual doses of grief as his father, Colin (gym broadbant). Her mother, Pamela (Jemma Jones) lives in a care house with her best friend, Una (Cellia Imi) and still calls the bridge in inoporting moments. The Bridget returns to work at the television studio, where his former boss, Richard Finch (Neil Piercene) welcome him.

Based on the 2013 novel of Helen Fielding of the same name, Brijet Jones: crazy about boy The first film does not have warmth, intelligence, energy or unique terminology. All the actors feel that one has defeated step by step, which ends in the experience of a disgruntled film. Nothing, in which Walker’s switch from the switch to the Grampi Science Teacher to Hoples Romantic, looks organic. And if anyone does not get all the callbacks, then the end credits gave the facility of still from the first film. It is only a scene with Grant’s Daniel that is a sparkle, and those that help us ignore the shortcomings of the rest of the film.

Brijet Jones: Crazy About Crazy is currently running in theaters