Bridget Jones Returns in Fourth Film Exploring Love and Loss at 52

Renée Zellweger reprises her iconic role in a bittersweet romantic comedy navigating post-#MeToo dating and personal growth.

The fourth installment, 'Bridget Jones: Folle de lui,' follows a widowed Bridget at 52 as she balances motherhood and re-entering the dating world.
Hugh Grant returns as Daniel Cleaver, providing humor and nostalgia in a film that also introduces younger romantic interests for Bridget.
Critics are divided, with some praising the film's mix of comedy and emotional depth while others find it formulaic and lacking originality.
The movie incorporates themes of modern dating, including post-#MeToo consent culture, as Bridget navigates generational differences in relationships.
Renée Zellweger's performance has been noted for its charm and resilience, though some critics comment on the uneven execution of the story.