Get ready for a big night in – Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy is heading to home video. More below…
The Bridget Jones franchise, for whatever reason, has always felt very at home on home video. Something about its 2000s-ness just doesn’t feel right at home without the high-pitched whine of a disc in a slightly knackered DVD player.
We’re happy to say, then, that Jones is making a triumphant return to the small screen on 2nd June, when the UK-region Blu-ray and DVD packages go on sale. No steelbook or 4K version for now, though – Bridget will have to make do with the basics.
Check out the Amazon Blu-ray listing here.
Whether you like your disc boxes in blue or whatever colour they’ve gone with for the DVD (pictures suggest a tasteful translucent grey), you’ll get the same four bonus features with each version, it seems:
- Deleted Scenes
- Back to Bridget
- Bridget 4.0 – The Making Of
- Mad About the Boys
Mad About The Boy is currently 2025’s second-highest grossing film in the UK at £46m, behind only Warner Bros’ videogame goliath The Minecraft Movie (£52m). The film controversially skipped cinemas entirely in the US, with its straight-to-streaming release on Peacock heightening fears the flick’s international box office could take a hit from pesky pirates (in the UK at least, this doesn’t seem to have happened).
In our review, we called Bridget’s fourth outing “one of the best major rom-coms to come out of the UK in years”, and cried a lot while writing it. We’re slightly dreading the emotional toll of watching it again at home, if we’re honest.
