Bridget Jones is pretty much sick of her singleton life style and vows to make some serious changes. Through her diary entries we get to go along on the crazy ride as she attempts to find true love.
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Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001) Review
Bridget Jones’s Baby (2016) Review
Bridget Jones is back and she never kept her happy ending with Mark Darcy. She has just turned 43 and still very much single, decides to change her life choices which leads to becoming pregnant. One problem, the baby has two possible fathers.
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The Mirror Has Two Faces (1996) Review
Rose and Gregory both work at Colombia University but had never met. That was until Rose’s sister replied to a personal ad Gregory had put in the paper, he had a theory that sex was spoiling his life and a marriage would work much better without it.
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Bad Moms (2016) Review
Amy tries to do everything looking after her children, holding down a job and putting up with her lazy husband. This is about to change when events put things in motion for her to rebel against the norm with new found friends, they decide to be bad Moms!
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Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates (2016) Review
Mike and Dave two party loving brothers are ordered by their parents and sister to find nice girls as dates for her wedding (so they don’t ruin it).
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Burnt (2015) Review
Adam Jones was a top chef who destroyed his own career with his drug and alcohol abuse. He realises he might only have one last chance and heads to London to take charge at a top restaurant so that he gain a third Michelin star!
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Finding Dory (2016) Review
Dory is about to embark on a quest to find her parents after suddenly having some memories come back . . .
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Before We Go (2014) Review
Two strangers spend the night in Manhattan together trying to fix their broken lives and helping each other so much more than they realise from that first moment they spoke to on another.
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My 7 Favourite Garry Marshall Films
I have just woken up to the sad news that Garry Marshall has passed away so decided as a tribute I would pick my 7 favourite of the films he directed for this blog post. RIP Garry Marshall a man who really changed the Romantic Comedy genre!
Beaches (1988) Review
Say When (2014) Review
Megan is about to enter a quarter life crisis as she totally panics after her High School boyfriend proposes to her. She then befriends a 16 year old (and her dad) as she escapes for a week to really think about what has happened to her life.
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Let's Go To The Movies 