Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason: Fat jokes wear thin quickly in ...
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One of the most infuriating, pervasive elements of the 2001 movie Bridget Jones&#39;s Diary is its insistence that misguided heroine Bridget was actually fat.
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Research suggests that our brains prime us to laugh when others do it. So that's why Adam Sandler is only funny at the movie theater. In Bodyhack.
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Rebels in a get-thin world are blogging away at the mainstream.
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The holiday movie season is here. Some folks might want to see the flaccid sequel silliness of Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason or take in the failed Indiana Jones/Da Vinci Code rip-off that is National Treasure.
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For fun-loving singleton Bridget Jones, sex, cigarettes and chardonnay make the world go round.
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British comedy Run, Fatboy, Run, starring Simon Pegg, outruns heavy competition at the UK box office.
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Make sure YOUR wallet is the one getting fatter.
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Renee Zellweger has hit back at fears she employs extreme methods to shed weight following her turn as Bridget Jones. The Hollywood actress was required to pile on pounds for her role as the thirty-something
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If Jane Austen were to write a sequel to &quot;Pride and Prejudice,&quot; I doubt it would end up anything like the new blockbuster (based on Helen Feilding&#39;s novel) &quot;Bridget Jones: the Edge of Reason.
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"But I think a lot of people are on the borderline."  It may be obvious that most Britons are overweight. What isn't so obvious is that at least 2 million of them are likely malnourished _ and that includes some of the people who are too fat.Experts say the poor state of the average British diet _ often high in fat, salt and calories, but low on nutrition _ means malnutrition is a problem even though food is plentiful.'You can't always tell if a person is malnourished with your eyes,' said Dr. Marinos Elia, a professor of clinical nutrition and metabolism at Southampton University. 'People may be eating too much food, but they may not be eating enough fruits and vegetables.' Read more
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It lacks the charm of the first film, but Renee Zellweger and Hugh Grant are as appealing as ever. By Robert Horton. The weight is back on, which is good news for fans of Bridget Jones, the tart-tongued British scamp.
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By relying on farce - the lube that gunks up most of today's romantic comedies - Definitely, Maybe camouflages its intelligent points.
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Sometimes a star can save a movie, at least make it watchable. The new evidence is RenÃ©e Zellweger in &quot;Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason.
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An authorâs throwback view on the culture of casual sex among young women is under fire.
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Geez, an actress puts on 15-odd pounds and the celebrity media machine goes wild -- a phenomenon that&#39;s amazing to Colin Firth, who played Mark Darcy in the first Bridget film and reprises the role in the upcoming sequel, &quot;Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason
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There are no jokes, there are no laughs, even the toilet humour stinks and there's barely even a plot. The movie doesn't just rehash every overused, college comedy clichÃ© it takes them and demotes the nonsense to new levels of absurdity.
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This agreeable, lightweight movie turns the malaises of a suburban Chinese-American family into bittersweet farce that teeters between cheeky humor and surface pathos.