One of the all time romance classics is this hilarious movie of how love is totally blind. How you can be a top model, but without a kind, original and beautiful mind and soul - you're never gonna win a true man's heart. There is a quote - "Beauty without intelligence is a masterpiece painted on a napkin." which author is unknown. I find it so realistic and true it gives me shivers, but some people just don't realize it and I wonder if the one will ever notice me ... You know; for not being the prettiest in school but having a different, at least an original heart and mind? Well, let's leave this and my poor little feelings for now. Though Bridget and I may seem very much alike, I must admit she beats me all the way. She has the guts and courage to be herself even though she is not so slim (which I find inspiring!). How she wins a man's heart by being true herself and no one else. How when she finds out about that lying bastard Daniel she does her work and pay him back, knowing where her limits are. I admire her, I adore her and I think all teen girls should look after her. Let her be their role model, not some stupid Miley Cyrus. She defines the concept of being a woman.
You must admit though, she is a bit crazy. But that's what makes her special and unique and that the man of her dreams falls in love with her because she is true to herself. She laughs at her expense, she makes inappropriate jokes and she is totally bonkers. As Alice says to Mad Hatter: "All the best people are." And that is what truly matters - being totally and completely bonkers. That's the best effing thing in the world. Being a lunatic and not caring for a thing in the world. And good things will come to you, trust me. Because happiness is just like a butterfly: the more you search for it and chase it, the more it will get away from you. But once you stop and realize what a beautiful day it is, it will softly lean on your shoulder. And when you achieve that, you won. Of course the process is one hell of a tough procedure. It's hard to let go of your old habits that you linger on so much. You just can't stay focused on it, right? Just like our chubby Bridget here, but that doesn't define her, that's so twisted here. She is indecisive, she is confused all the time, but she's trying. She is trying to make the best out of everything, even though she might be trying too hard sometimes. But at least she is, that is one good feature to be proud of. Some people never even try and then complain, but at least she gave it a shot and then maybe chose vodka. But who cares, she's freaking hilarious.
The movie (or more like the Bridget Jones character) teaches us how we sometimes underrate ourselves, our abilities and good sides of us. There is a good quote by Steve Furtick: "The reason we struggle with insecurity is because we compare out behind-the-scenes with everyone else's highlight reel". And that is true for everyone, because everyone has to deal with so ups and downs and we think that no one has such problems as bad as ours. But we are wrong. Other people think the same about us though, because the less you reveal the more you leave people wondering. And it is important that we are also aware of our good sides besides having a rough day from time to time when you feel like your life is a living hell and no one gets you. Everyone has those kinda days but just like yourself, they keep it to themselves. They don't wanna show their weak side to the world. But the point is that if you cry that doesn't mean you're weak. Another quote, this time by marvelous Johnny Depp, saying: "People cry, not because they're weak. It's because they've been strong for too long." Way to go, Johnny! And by being strong he means trying to hold everything up, trying to keep up with the world, trying to make yourself look perfect, trying, trying, trying ... And trying is a sign of being a strong person who knows what they want. You are not born with a silver spoon in your mouth. You have to stand up and fight, work and put effort in it. Because if you really want something and getting down to is seriously, you'll get it. And with trying; you don't look stupid. It makes you a person who respects themselves and knows what they deserve.
And we can learn more than enough from this courageous lady. She knows what she deserves, yet she sometimes underrates herself. She has a funny perspective on life and lives in the moment, yet cries at home, thinking how ugly she is or not good enough. In the end, she gets the man she wants and they're perfect for each other because he loves her too, no matter what. He loves her in spite of some of her bad features, but that's actually the best and strongest reason why he loves her - for being one of a kind, hilarious and caring. And she is one hell of a special snowflake. She is sometimes so confusing she can't understand herself. But I think that when it comes to important decisions she won't let you down. You might think I'm wrong regarding to her failed attempt to be an interviewer, but if you watched the movie, she picked herself right up and became a great reporter and everyone was shocked to see her, that chubby at first incompetent wanna-be, becoming someone they never thought they'd see in her. She gave them a slap right in their surprised faces. And that is why I adore her.
Anyway, I hope you've heard that the third part is coming! Or is in development, at least. I can't wait to see her and Mr Darcy having a perfect life. But there is also a bad news accompanying the good one: I heard Mr Darcy is going to die! I couldn't believe my eyes when I read the news. What is the point then? I was wondering and guessing what they could have done to stunning new husband, but in the end I figured it was hopeless. Another situation yet to be solved is the consequence of having Mr Darcy dead: the title's saying: Bridget Jones And Her Baby. Well will she become a single mother or will she find true love again, someone to love her imperfections? I'm very curious about the whole plot so I won't be making completely unrealistic (well not so much) theories and causing false hopes; but I am hoping for a great story - third parts can sometimes be disappointing. But since Renee Zellweger is playing, I am not worrying about lack of humor. I can be let down quite easily though, but I have faith in this movie. I just hope I'll enjoy the third one just like I endlessly enjoyed the last two!
You must admit though, she is a bit crazy. But that's what makes her special and unique and that the man of her dreams falls in love with her because she is true to herself. She laughs at her expense, she makes inappropriate jokes and she is totally bonkers. As Alice says to Mad Hatter: "All the best people are." And that is what truly matters - being totally and completely bonkers. That's the best effing thing in the world. Being a lunatic and not caring for a thing in the world. And good things will come to you, trust me. Because happiness is just like a butterfly: the more you search for it and chase it, the more it will get away from you. But once you stop and realize what a beautiful day it is, it will softly lean on your shoulder. And when you achieve that, you won. Of course the process is one hell of a tough procedure. It's hard to let go of your old habits that you linger on so much. You just can't stay focused on it, right? Just like our chubby Bridget here, but that doesn't define her, that's so twisted here. She is indecisive, she is confused all the time, but she's trying. She is trying to make the best out of everything, even though she might be trying too hard sometimes. But at least she is, that is one good feature to be proud of. Some people never even try and then complain, but at least she gave it a shot and then maybe chose vodka. But who cares, she's freaking hilarious.
The movie (or more like the Bridget Jones character) teaches us how we sometimes underrate ourselves, our abilities and good sides of us. There is a good quote by Steve Furtick: "The reason we struggle with insecurity is because we compare out behind-the-scenes with everyone else's highlight reel". And that is true for everyone, because everyone has to deal with so ups and downs and we think that no one has such problems as bad as ours. But we are wrong. Other people think the same about us though, because the less you reveal the more you leave people wondering. And it is important that we are also aware of our good sides besides having a rough day from time to time when you feel like your life is a living hell and no one gets you. Everyone has those kinda days but just like yourself, they keep it to themselves. They don't wanna show their weak side to the world. But the point is that if you cry that doesn't mean you're weak. Another quote, this time by marvelous Johnny Depp, saying: "People cry, not because they're weak. It's because they've been strong for too long." Way to go, Johnny! And by being strong he means trying to hold everything up, trying to keep up with the world, trying to make yourself look perfect, trying, trying, trying ... And trying is a sign of being a strong person who knows what they want. You are not born with a silver spoon in your mouth. You have to stand up and fight, work and put effort in it. Because if you really want something and getting down to is seriously, you'll get it. And with trying; you don't look stupid. It makes you a person who respects themselves and knows what they deserve.
And we can learn more than enough from this courageous lady. She knows what she deserves, yet she sometimes underrates herself. She has a funny perspective on life and lives in the moment, yet cries at home, thinking how ugly she is or not good enough. In the end, she gets the man she wants and they're perfect for each other because he loves her too, no matter what. He loves her in spite of some of her bad features, but that's actually the best and strongest reason why he loves her - for being one of a kind, hilarious and caring. And she is one hell of a special snowflake. She is sometimes so confusing she can't understand herself. But I think that when it comes to important decisions she won't let you down. You might think I'm wrong regarding to her failed attempt to be an interviewer, but if you watched the movie, she picked herself right up and became a great reporter and everyone was shocked to see her, that chubby at first incompetent wanna-be, becoming someone they never thought they'd see in her. She gave them a slap right in their surprised faces. And that is why I adore her. Anyway, I hope you've heard that the third part is coming! Or is in development, at least. I can't wait to see her and Mr Darcy having a perfect life. But there is also a bad news accompanying the good one: I heard Mr Darcy is going to die! I couldn't believe my eyes when I read the news. What is the point then? I was wondering and guessing what they could have done to stunning new husband, but in the end I figured it was hopeless. Another situation yet to be solved is the consequence of having Mr Darcy dead: the title's saying: Bridget Jones And Her Baby. Well will she become a single mother or will she find true love again, someone to love her imperfections? I'm very curious about the whole plot so I won't be making completely unrealistic (well not so much) theories and causing false hopes; but I am hoping for a great story - third parts can sometimes be disappointing. But since Renee Zellweger is playing, I am not worrying about lack of humor. I can be let down quite easily though, but I have faith in this movie. I just hope I'll enjoy the third one just like I endlessly enjoyed the last two!
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