Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy

Bridget Jones, now a mother of two, prepares for a rare night out after a long hiatus from socializing. She grapples with her emotions as she gets ready to attend a celebration of life for her late husband, Mark Darcy.

At the celebration, Bridget is overwhelmed by condolences and questions about her dating life since Mark's death. Throughout the evening, she reminisces about Mark and the joyful moments they had as a family.

Reflecting on her father's last wishes and encouragement from friends, Bridget decides it's time to make changes in her life. She reaches out to Richard and lands a job as a television show producer.

Bridget meets Roxster, a 29-year-old park ranger, through Tinder, leading to an exciting buildup of romantic tension. After exchanging texts, they agree to go on a date, rekindling Bridget's hope for love.

As Bridget and Roxster's relationship progresses through the summer, her children quickly embrace him as their 'new daddy.' However, her son Billy struggles with the loss of his father, making the transition difficult.

Bridget visits Billy's school to discuss her job, allowing a student to act as a producer while interviewing Scott Walliker. The light-hearted presentation takes a profound turn as they explore deeper questions about life.

After making a grand entrance at a birthday party, Roxster makes a strange comment about wishing for a time machine. The next morning, Bridget wakes up to find Roxster has vanished without a trace.

Daniel Cleaver reaches out to Bridget from the hospital, feeling lost and alone after a health scare. Bridget encourages him to reconnect with his estranged teenage son, offering her support during his tough time.

Roxster returns to the studio seeking forgiveness for his abrupt departure, admitting his panic but now feeling ready to commit to Bridget and her family. Bridget expresses doubts about their future together.

On Mark's birthday, Bridget, along with Billy and Mabel, goes to a park to release balloons containing heartfelt messages for him. This emotional ritual allows them to feel connected to Mark despite his absence.

During a school trip to the Lake District, Bridget confides in Scott Walliker, revealing her worries about her children moving on from their father's memory. Scott reassures Billy that his father will always be part of him.

At the school winter holiday pageant, Billy performs 'I'd Do Anything' as a tribute to Mark. Bridget feels a surge of pride, knowing Mark would have cherished this moment.

After the pageant, Bridget invites Scott to join her and her friends at a pub. Outside the pub, Scott admits his feelings for Bridget, comparing their attraction to Newton's third law, leading to a passionate kiss.

One year later, Bridget hosts a New Year's Eve party, inviting her family and friends, including Scott and Daniel, who has reconnected with his son. The evening culminates in heartfelt moments as Bridget and Scott kiss.

As Bridget bids goodnight to her children, they witness the owl flying away, symbolizing hope and new beginnings. This moment, shared with Scott, reflects Bridget's journey of moving forward.