Morning Glory

Morning Glory is a lackluster knockoff to Devil Wears Prada, minus the heart, cleverness and fashion. It's just not a good time, as it claims to be.

[A] deeply dislikable comedy of embarrassment...

Harrison Ford gives an under-par performance in this disappointing TV-studio-set romantic comedy.

Morning Glory stays firmly on the launchpad, doing increasingly desperate run-ups, but collapsing in a gawky heap whenever it tries to take off.

Very cute and surprisingly funny at times, “Morning Glory” will make a great date movie.

This is an old fashion movie star movie, giving its performers a decent enough journey to let them do what they do. Harrison Ford, Rachel McAdams, Diane Keaton and Patrick Wilson create an appealing and accessible throwback to ensemble chemistry. 



What you have here is a pleasant romantic comedy with enjoyable performances. It’s nothing special, but the talent involved doesn’t hurt.

McKenna and Michell seem to believe you can have fun without being patronized in the movie theater. And while their film isn’t a home run in the dwindling sub-genre of intelligent rom-coms, it’s a solid double.