BRIDGET JONES MAD ABOUT THE BOY is streaming February 13, 2015 on Peacock So let's go and have a look in the kids' bedroom.

A new Bridget Jones movie, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, is being released as a Peacock original movie tomorrow. Directed by Michael Morris, with a screenplay by Helen Fielding, Dan Mazer and ...

Michael Morris’s “Mad About the Boy” opens with Bridget a widow of four years — happiness is always fleeting, a bittersweet undercurrent that anchors those generally buoyant movies.

AP The ending — a great big party scene where characters from all four movies gather — is a tad rushed in after an affecting climax. But the vibe is spot-on. Ultimately, “Mad About the Boy ...

PST and I'm calling it: "Bridget Jones" is one of the best movie franchises. It's not an uninterrupted victory parade of ...

After 24 years, the fourth and final installment of the rom-com franchise, "Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy," is here. The movie, released on Peacock Thursday, centers on Renée Zellweger's ...

By David Rooney Chief Film Critic What really distinguishes Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy ... it can hardly be considered a spoiler to call the movie comfort-food therapy, showing how even ...

Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, the highly anticipated new sequel to the iconic Bridget Jones’ Diary movies, premieres tonight, Thursday, February 13 on Peacock. Tune in to see what ...

Twenty-four years and a few sequels later, in Mad About The Boy, we find Bridget living on the edge of Hampstead Heath in North London, with two children under ten years old. Beloved husband Mark ...

We've got good news and bad news as it depends where you live if you can watch Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy on a streaming service. In the US, the new Bridget Jones movie has skipped a cinema ...

Gibson hosted a panel where he shared his opinions on "Mad Max," one of the most famous franchises he's been involved with, and discussed future projects, prompting a reunion with one of his most ...

Firth may not be in evidence, but I’m just happy to have Ms. Jones cavorting about onscreen again, even if it is on Peacock rather than in theaters. Below, find every thought I had about Bridget Jones ...