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Bridget Jones - The Edge of Reason
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- Starring: Colin Firth
- Details: UK / 108 mins (15s).
Not so much a rehash as a complete hash made of the elements that made the original a fresh, irreverent comedy. Bridget (Zellweger) is even ditzier, the men are even more implausibly enamored by her, and the plot - even allowing for a ludicrous interlude in Thailand - is a re-run of the first. Cynical opportunism.
Review by Declan Burke
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