At every turn

At every turn, I cringe, the movie and the characters particularly one Miss Bridget Jones are so believable that when enthralled in the film, you are subjected to plenty of painful moments.

Perusing my DVD collection, this w the film to watch, with cravings for Hugh Grant and the archetypal yet witty chick flick, this was the only option to go with.

Colin Firth, who also stars portrays another enjoyable role, and his skill as an actor is just as versatile as the Chameleon in South America.

The film is a delight, with highs and lows, the feelings that Bridget experiences from uplifting, to embarrassing and sadness provides a good flick to view when you near the precipice not of doom, but of boredom.