Verflixt! – Murphys Gesetz (TV Movie 2013)

Verflixt! – Murphys Gesetz: Directed by Stephen Herek. With Ciara Bravo, Jacob Bertrand, Elena Kampouris, Jack Griffo. After a century-old curse of bad luck, a determined teen embarks on a journey to break her family’s generational misfortune.

“At a loss of what to do, on a whim, I decided to go to the cinema. Being the opening night of u0026#39;Black Swanu0026#39;, I decided to leave that particular feature for another day. There were a few horrors, a few kids movies and then there was Morning Glory. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe Plot: Morning Glory is the story of one enthusiastic workaholic, Becky Fuller (Rachael McAdams), who is fired from her job at a Morning television show. Unemployed and desperate, she jumps at the offer of Executive Producer for a low budget, failing Morning show. The presenter of which, is the sour wannabe diva Colleen Peck (Diane Keaton) and the employees of which are under constant pressure to raise the audience ratings. Determined to prove her boss wrong, Becky Fuller goes to great lengths to improve the standard. One of her missions, is to employ world famous reporter, (and the third most horrible person in the world) Mike Pomeroy (Harrison Ford) as co-presenter. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eMy Opinion: There are some movies that leave you indifferent. You walk out of the theater, shrugging your shoulders and contemplating what to cook for dinner. Then there are those, that leave you with a definite emotion. Morning Glory, for me, was the latter. As the closing credits scrolled, I was inspired. I skipped out with a can-do spirit. Maybe its due to Rachel McAdamu0026#39;s contagious radiance. Maybe its Harrison Fordu0026#39;s excellent acting. Maybe it was the simple plot, and happy ending. I donu0026#39;t really know. All I know, is that even now, the after effect of this light comedy- was pure conviction that anything can happen, if you work hard and really want it.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eTo put it plainly, this romantic comedy was a pleasure to watch. And an excellent remedy for someone whose a little hopeless in these difficult financial times.”