The Looking Glass

l am unafraid to admit that I have a horribly blinding crush and Hugh Grant, and because of this I have seen nearly all of his films. Here is (in my opinion) the best of Hugh Grant:

 

About a Boy (Wietz, 2002)

A twelve year-old boy teaches a grown man how to be an adult as the boy struggles with caring for his mentall-ill mother.

 

Notting Hill (Michell, 1999)

Alongside Julia Roberts, Grant is a small business owner in London who unfortunately falls for an American movie star, but can two people from different worlds really make it?

 

Bridget Jones' Diary (Maguire, 2001)

Bridget is a middle-aged average woman who cannot seem to make any relationship stick, until she meets Mark Darcy and Daniel Cleaver, ex-best friends.

 

Bridget Jones' Diary 2 (Kidron, 2004)

After finding love with Darcy, Bridget is now questioning whether it is really real or just another failed relationship. Such worries only get her into more trouble.

 

Love Actually (Curtis, 2003)

Follows the lives of different couples in London, proving that not only is love confusing and always a surprise, but it is in fact "all around".

 

American Dreamz (Wietz, 2006)

It's the newest season of the popular television singing competition, hosted by Martin Tweed (Grant).

 

Two Weeks Notice (Lawrence, 2002)

A lawyer who feels undervalued by her boss decides to submit her two-weeks, which only causes him to suddenly panic and attempt what's necessary to make her stay.