Did You Hear About the Morgans?

This ultra-mild frolic follows the 'fish-out-of-water' comedy formula so closely its lack of surprise is almost, well, surprising.

In a silly way, it is entertaining, the mismatch is actually weirdly plausible, and try as I might, I couldn't be grumpy about it.

Parker is better, injecting a note of rawness and authenticity into an otherwise misconceived subplot about adoption. Even she can't fake any curiosity in, yet alone sexual chemistry with, Grant.

Perhaps this new decade could be the one in which female audiences are treated as something other than a dumping ground for the lazy, complacent idiocy that has passed for chick flicks of late.

The cinematic equivalent of throwing buckets of money at a house with no foundations. The worst thing is, and sadly for cinema, this house shows no sign of falling down any time soon.

...a meandering and thoroughly conventional romcom that relies mostly on the charm of its stars to keep it afloat...

Parker isn't called upon to do anything she hasn't done a million times before.

I wish I could answer 'no' to the movie's title question.

Despite a breezy premise, this rom-com displays lazy filmmaking at almost every level of the production