On Singles' Day, Mr. Darcy can't be escaped.

Roslyn 2021-12-12 08:01:05

So the name Mr. Darcy has probably become my weakness. Needless to say how many times I have seen Pride and Prejudice, even the ideal type in BJ is Mr. Colin’s Mark Darcy.

Singles’ Day revisited BJ 1 and 2. 1 is more like a wicked fairy tale, B is inexplicably catching up with his boss, and again Inexplicably confessed by Darcy. In this movie, Darcy is more like the perfect place in a love fairy tale, and suddenly fell in love with the fat silly eldest sister at first sight without any conditions. For Singles’ Day, probably the only educational significance is to say that if you feel that you are not good enough, you still have to be brave to be yourself, everything will be alright. West. This may also be a happy finale.

2 is more epic in the female soul, and Darcy is also awkwardly more human. Whenever fall for someone, you feel like at the edge of resonable. Everyone understands things, but on the contrary, Miss BJ stayed aggrieved in Thailand for a long time. The episode of Uncle Hugh Grant is really good, and he is completely helping BJ Darcy to warm up. It is pitiful to want to come.

Summary: Why do you have to watch BJ repeatedly on Singles Day

1) Brainwashing You are still fabulous no matter how badass you are
2) In an emergency, you can consider running naked and chasing men on the road regardless of your image
3) Don’t miss any chance to say "I Love You"

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  • Eve 2021-12-12 08:01:05

    The second part is also pretty good~!

  • Dell 2021-12-12 08:01:05

    Rather than watching stories about idiots getting love, I prefer to see how two people maintain love because the relationship is very unreliable, and so are men. I prefer this one because some of the scenes are very romantic and joyful. And also alluding to the wet body of pride and prejudice cf aha

Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason quotes

  • Mark Darcy: And this is Horatio...

    Bridget Jones: Horatio?

    Mark Darcy: Yes, Horatio.

  • Bridget Jones: I read that you should never go out with someone if you can think of three reasons why you shouldn't.

    Mark Darcy: And can you think of three?

    Bridget Jones: Yes.

    Mark Darcy: Which are?

    Bridget Jones: First off, I embarrass you. I can't ski, I can't ride, I can't speak Latin , my legs only come up to here and yes I will always be just a little bit fat. And you, you fold your underpants before you go to bed!

    Mark Darcy: No, hang on! That-that can't be a reason.

    Bridget Jones: No, it's not a reason! But you're not perfect either! You look down your nose at absolutely everyone and you're incapable of doing anything spontaneous or potentially affectionate.

    [pause]

    Bridget Jones: It feels like you're waiting to find someone in the VIP room who's- who's so fantastic, just the way she is, that you don't need to fix her.

    Mark Darcy: Bridget, this is mad.

    Bridget Jones: And perhaps you thought you found her.

    [long pause]

    Bridget Jones: Do you *want* to marry me?

    [awkward silence]

    Mark Darcy: Look- I...

    Bridget Jones: You see, you can never muster the strength, to fight for me.

    [long silence. Mark opens his mouth and closes it again. Bridget walks out]