
Finally Watched Bridget Jones & I’m Obsessed with This Diva
Okay, so I finally watched all the Bridget Jones movies (I know, I know, how did I miss this iconic series?). And I gotta say—Bridget is the mood. Like, she’s so unhinged, relatable, and chaotic in the best way. I’ve been sleeping on her for way too long, but now I’m ready to let her chaos into my life.
Let me break it down real quick. Bridget Jones is 32 in the first movie, and apparently, that’s ancient in her world. Like, can you imagine? But still, she’s a hot mess, and I am LIVING for it. She meets Mark Darcy at a holiday party, and he’s totally the worst at first (hello, enemies to lovers). Then she goes all-in with her boss, Daniel Cleaver, who’s like the definition of bad boy… until he’s, well, a total jerk. But don’t worry, our girl finds her way back to Mark, who loves her “just the way she is.” Like, where’s my Mark Darcy, please?
But the real drama is in the second and third movies—same vibes, different day. Patrick Dempsey enters the scene, and let me just say… yurt sex. Yep, I said it. If you know, you know.
And let’s talk about Hugh Grant for a second. Like, I know we’re supposed to hate his character, but he’s too fine to hate. I mean, his “rizz” is unmatched, and that blue V-neck? That’s a lock screen situation, no cap. Also, shout-out to Shirley Henderson—our queen is Moaning Myrtle AND Bridget’s BFF. Talk about range.
But here’s the real tea: I am ALL about Mark Darcy. He’s socially awkward, low-key shy, and just a vibe. Plus, he’s basically the anti-Daniel Cleaver. If you get it, you get it.
Honestly, I can’t wait for the next movie dropping on V-Day. Sorry, babe, but I’m staying in for this one. I’ll be over here manifesting more ridiculously hot moments between Bridget and Daniel Cleaver because let’s be real, we need more. I’ll even pay some witch on Etsy if I have to.
Anyway, I’m ready for all the messy romance to come. Please don’t make me wait any longer.

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