Movies like Bridget Jones's Diary

Love Actually is the ultimate romantic comedy that interweaves various love stories just like Bridget Jones's Diary. With humor, heart, and a stellar ensemble cast, fans of Bridget's romantic escapades will find plenty to enjoy in this festive London-based love fest.

The Holiday, starring Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet as two women swapping homes for the holidays, is a similarly cozy romantic comedy. This film's blend of humor, romance, and personal growth is perfect for fans of Bridget Jones's heartwarming and humorous journey to love.

How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days features Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey in a battle of the sexes. Its playful take on dating mishaps and blossoming romance will capture the hearts of Bridget Jones fans looking for a similarly engaging rom-com.

Notting Hill pairs the unlikely Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant in a charming story of a famous actress falling for a humble bookstore owner in London. Its witty script and romance set against a British backdrop make it a natural next watch after Bridget Jones's Diary.

Four Weddings and a Funeral is another British rom-com classic starring Hugh Grant. It navigates the complexities of love and friendship through a series of social occasions, resonating with viewers who appreciate Bridget Jones's blend of love and laughter.

Sweet Home Alabama explores the theme of returning to one's roots and rekindling old flames, as Reese Witherspoon's character faces a choice between her past and her present. Viewers who identify with Bridget's personal growth and romantic dilemmas will find similarities here.

Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason is the direct sequel to Bridget Jones's Diary. Audiences who loved the original will not want to miss the continuation of Bridget's comical and endearing story as she navigates new challenges in her love life and career.

27 Dresses stars Katherine Heigl as a perpetually bridesmaid who finally gets her chance at love. This crowd-pleaser unpacks the quirks of weddings and romance, making it a fitting selection for those who enjoyed the comedic and relational dynamics of Bridget Jones.