
All in all I really enjoyed this movie, it was cute, not hilarious, but funny enough. There was enough romance to fill the love-interest storyline, but not enough to call it a "romantic comedy" which I am ok with. I like the behind the camera take on television, it was interesting to see what executive producers do. I am rarely up early enough for morning television, and when I am I choose to do or watch something else, because it can be as silly as the movie suggests. But I thought the exploration of a sinking morning show was clever and the storyline kept me interested; even though I knew everything would be ok in the end, I still enthusiastically rooted in the characters. And I think I have had a crush on Jeff Goldblum since Jurassic Park, so it was nice to see him. (On an unrelated note, I looked him up to make sure I spelled his last name right and discovered that he is 60 next year and his middle name is Lynn... interesting.)
There isn't a whole lot in this movie for the guys except Rachel in her panties and maybe Harrison Ford. With that said,
A cute girl's night comedy, that's not too girly.
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