The Morgans are whisked away to the state of Montana where they are housed by local U.S. Marshall Clay Wheeler (Sam Elliott) and his wife Emma (Mary Steenburgen). The vast majority of the humor is directed at the gun-toting, country music-loving “rubes” of small town America. It has an air of condescension that’s almost palpable. For such a lighthearted film, it’s decidedly mean-spirited. Of course, all of this could theoretically be overlooked if any of it were funny. None of it is. The film descends (if that’s possible) into a string of cringe-worthy jokes, most which were seem to have been lifted from chain emails. One joke is so old I heard a variation of it on the Jack Benny show. And, just for the record, I’m not kidding…the Jack Benny Show. Honest to God.
The chemistry between Grant and Parker is non-existent. I guess I should give them some credit, they got the “couple-on-the-edge-of-divorce” part right. It’s the part where they fall back in love that’s hard to believe. And Grant doesn’t help the situation any by adopting a weird acting style in which he spends the bulk of his time on-screen avoiding eye contact with the other actors. If there’s anyone he shouldn’t look in the eye, it’s the audience.
On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being My Blue Heaven and 1 being Witless Protection, Did You Hear About the Morgans? gets a 3.
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