Mad About The Boy. Praise the rom-com overlords, Bridget Jones is back for one final chaotic chapter. Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy is a moving adaptation of Helen Fielding's final novel of the same name,

Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy will eventually be able to watch at home in the UK, but fans are in for a bit of a wait. The new movie should be released on digital platforms to buy or rent around 45 days after its cinema release, so you're looking at around late March or early April.

This article contains minor spoilers. With Chaka Khan, Hugh Grant and Tinder, Bridget Jones is back and better than ever. This past Valentine’s Day, rom-com princess Bridget Jones — played by Academy Award winner Renée Zellweger — made her much-anticipated return to the screen in “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy.

Mad About The Boy, now streaming with a Peacock subscription. No reading ahead in the diary until you’ve seen it yourself! 2001’s Bridget Jones’s Diary is not only one of the best romantic comedies I’ve ever seen,

As Bridget belted Celine Dion in her London pad, I did the same (replacing cigarettes with a tub of Häagen-Dazs). When she decided to pick herself up and find a new job in journalism, I did the same (Bridget working as a TV presenter for Sit Up,

So, how do things end up for Bridget this time? In this "one last chapter", as the trailer notes? Here's how it all shakes out for Bridget, her kids Billy (Casper Knopf) and Mabel (Mila Jankovic) — that's right, there's more than one Bridget Jones baby — and her new love interests.

Mad About The Boy' stayed atop the box office in the U.K. and Ireland, bringing in $8.7 million in its second weekend.

Mad About the Boy” is nearing a sweet box office benchmark with the fourth installment in the love-struck film franchise about to surpass $75 million overseas. “Bridget Jones 4,” starring Renée Zellweger as the titular heroine,

Mad About The Boy seemingly promises to set up an entire subplot, only for the movie to forget this new character.