The predictability and mushiness sort of go with the territory. Here, though, great acting elevate average material. McAdams carries the film beautifully. Wilson's character is almost too nice but it's a role he plays very well. The rest of the cast are made up of legends, doing what they do best (grumpy Ford, scenery-chewing Goldblum and bitchy Keaton).

Poprawny komediodramat, momentami bawi, momentami wzbudza zaciekawienie, ale po seansie raczej nie zapada w pamieci na dluzej.

Couple of laughs...that's about all.

Unexpected guilty pleasure. Also: Annie Hall raps alongside 50 Cent.

Is it wrong 2 dislike a film just b/c the main character is yet another Adorably Neurotic Striver semi-romanced by a Strangely Available Mr. Perfect? Surely it pains Katherine Heigel to have missed out on this 1. Harrison Ford gets 1 laugh playing himself, Grump Who Refuses to Play Along & serves 2 highlight the film's only interesting feature: its cheery fait accompli take on the de facto murder of Serious News at the Hands of Fluff. It's all bubbly & competent - like a can of RC Cola.

Rachel McAdams is very likeable and relatable. It also helps that Jeff Goldblum can do no wrong!

Really good movie, better than expected. Has a little lesson, I guess that's why most people dislike it. Work Hard but don't forget to slow down and enjoy life.

I saw this movie in the airplane, without sound... I'm also guessing that it's better that way... kind of boring

This kind of movie has a natural loft to how interesting and innovative they can be, but making McAdams the lead actually makes this one pretty good. She is charming, stunning and really makes me want the best for her character in her struggle pursuing her life long dream. She alone makes this movie. Heck, she IS this movie, but still pretty awesome to also collect Ford, Keane, Wilson and Goldblum as well. All help as Morning Glory raises the bar for acting in this genre.

It's been so long since I've seen a decent non-romantic chick flick, I almost forgot there was movies where people didn't just fall in love. Rachel McAdams is perfect here, as she has been her entire impressive career.

Morning Glory is ultimately a success. It is funny, sharp, and smart, and contains a couple of really solid performances from Rachel McAdams and Harrison Ford. It falls when it attempts to balance the personal and professional life of McAdam's character, and also when it uses copious amounts of rom-com clichés, but it's enjoyable enough to overcome these flaws overall, largely thanks to just how likable McAdams is in the lead role.

watched it just because the title seemed promising. Don't fool yourself. Still, seen worse

What bugs me is that it's such a wasted opportunity. Could have been something great or at least decent given the terrific ensemble cast who did the best they could to elevate the material. The premise brims with possibilities for witty laughs and incisive insights but unfortunately, it is undercut at every turn by the frivolous, overly emotional approach.

"Best-case fallout from this joyless TV-land lemon: Harrison Ford is driven into retirement, Diane Keaton gets a morning show." - Bill Weber

A predictable, standard comedy that didn't have to be as predictable or standard as it was. Harrison Ford is always charming, though, and this is no exception - he's a lovable grouch.

Funny in places, hard to overcome the ditzy and clumsy nature of McAdams though. Probably better than you expect but not great.

It deserves a lower score just for having been made, but Michell's direction is very competent - sucks for him that the script is so terrible, as is Harrison Ford and to a lesser extent everyone else except Rachel McAdams (and Goldblum, though I always like him).

Should've been so much better.

I guess someone wanted to redicule H. Ford. His role almost resembles himself, having starred in good films and now he had to do this mainstream commericial rubbish. R. McAdams is on good way to become new K. Heigl. Oh and by the way, this movie sucks.

very funny movie a great cast of stars

The film felt both long and short. It felt long in that it just dragged on and on forever without anything truly interesting happening. But when it ended it didn't feel like it had gone through the neccessary number of plot points to close a film. I do not recommend it.

a very bad copy of devil wears prada. characters are very superficial and nothing funny except the roller coaster scene.

Like her character, Rachael McAdams, although pretty, lacks talent and tries too hard. Harrison Ford tries too, but with a third-rate director like Mitchell, who overuses montage and countless bumptious songs on the sound track to cover up the boring patches in the script and his own lack of imagination, the film goes nowhere.

#11#, popcorn, hype, story, (reviews), Rachel McA

Ford is great, McAdams as always, gorgeous at the end, worth seeing it.

Morning Glory is just routine Hollywood dishonesty (with the most annoying song-score since Juno) and wastes its stars.

Quite bad. The plot is about as cliche as it gets, but I can forgive that if a film is well executed. Unfortunately, the acting, Keaton's and Ford's most notably, is poor, and character development is non-existent. Though funny in a few spots, most jokes fall flat. Perhaps this film, and Pomeroy's character, are just metaphors for Ford's dying acting career. It's more like a pilot for a sitcom that was canceled after one season than a feature film. Avoid this movie.

Rachel McAdams sparkles as a latter-day Mary Tyler Moore in this well done comedy. Harrison Ford's curmudgeonly anchor serves as a perfect foil. It only suffers from a predictable ending.

Bad: Harrison Ford overacts. Diane Keaton too. Story too predictable. Good: Rachel McAdams is bright, energetic, likable, and cute. Soundtrack is surprisingly well-executed. Camera-work makes this film stand apart from the zillions of others like it: it's interesting, fun, and creative. Those strengths add up to a better movie than those weaknesses would predict.

Many weaknesses but Rachael Mcadams was absolutely great (not to mention beautiful). Despite the flaws I truly enjoyed this film.

Some great acting amidst a very standard script.

Like its protagonist, Morning Glory has a lot of good ideas and drive but tends to fumble whenever it "accidentally" goes on the right track for too long. In neither case is it ever particularly amusing or endearing. I did laugh a lot, and the cast is great. But it's not enough.

Not quite good enough to get to the "very good" classification, but haterz gon hate. I like this, I thought it was quite hilarious at times. McAdams was good, charming as hell and really played the role well.