... . During the movie they didn't even show Bridget telling Tom that her and Daniel were planning to get together. I feel that having Bridget seeing Daniel would be a major topic of discussion between her, her female friends and Tom. This scene would have made the book closer relate to the novel. Daniel attempts to shag Bridget on there date but Bridget immediately withdraws from the moment ... when Daniel gives her a really cheesy male line. Daniel tells her that he wants to shag her ... shown differently in the movie. In the movie they pretty much deleted this scene from the book. They d...

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In Helen Fielding's novel, Bridget Jones's Diary, the main character experiences many conflicting ideas and actions that cause the novel to be humorous in many perspectives. Much of the book's humor is premised on human inconsistency, as Bridget's views on friends, family, and lovers amply demonstrate. Bridget Jones, a young working female, explores her relationships with her friends throughout this novel. ... heavy thinking, Bridget replies and a "monogamous" relationship forms. Bridget is so happy that she finally has someone to share weekend getaways and breakfasts. After the relationship...

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... and the other who is self absorbed and gay, who only seem to get together to consume copious amounts of alcohol. . Bridget leaves her job in the publishing company because of Daniel and ends up working as a television presenter, which results in some hilarious outcomes. Daniel and Mark both turn up to her birthday party, which ends up being a hilarious middle-class street brawl ... . Will Bridget choose delicious Daniel or the maddeningly straight-laced Mark? EVALUATION Bridget Jones's Diary An adaptation of the book, I found it to be both ... entertaining and funny. Bridget Jones's (pla...

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