Morning Glory (2010)

Morning Glory: Directed by Roger Michell. With Rachel McAdams, Noah Bean, Jack Davidson, Vanessa Aspillaga. An upstart television producer accepts the challenge of reviving a struggling morning show program with warring co-hosts.

“Rachel McAdams is taking the lead this time in a rom-com that adds a little pathos, shows the rest of the world what itu0026#39;s like to be totally committed to a job (being a former workaholic, I can totally relate to this.) The pace is set at u0026quot;sprintu0026quot; and actually does a great job of going the distance. 10 cuts above a sit-com, but could possibly be turned into a very successful one about a fictional struggling #4 slot on the network morning show circuit. Adding to the mix and a lot of credibility, Jeff Goldblum, Dianne Keaton, and Harrison Ford, looking every bit his 60+ years, but still has a boyishness to his demeanor that hearkens back to Star Wars and Indiana Jones. Patrick Wilson is the rom in u0026quot;rom-comu0026quot; and he holds his ground against the whirling dervishness of Rachelu0026#39;s character. The writing is outstanding and the one-liners, priceless. Check it out.”