The “Dye Transfer IB Technicolor British 35mm Print Shot First” version.

Fernando Di Leo… the greatest to do it.

Seventy millimetres, and every single one of them was magnificent.

Not the Bridget Jones film I was expecting, but am so here for the film I got.

Yes it’s a little long and loose in places, especially where it tries to recreate the tone of previous films, but am so impressed with how lived-in Bridget’s life feels.

But most of all, was really struck by how well it handled loss & the struggle to allow yourself the opportunity to move on. 

Great picture.