Reviews are in for “Did You Hear about The Morgans?”  In general, they’re not pretty, but the evaluations of movie critics are beyond the scope of this article.

The real problem with the script may be that, once again, infertility is thrown into the mix as a catalyst for “marriage problems”.  Hollywood’s view of infertility seems to be as a writing device; consequently, it’s rarely treated with any kind of genuine regard but rather glossed over. 

In reality, though, infertility is so much more complex.  It’s also highly personal, generating more discussions than simply film-style “We can’t have a baby” ones.

It would be nice to see a mainstream movie appear that honestly deals with the layers of infertility instead of using it as some kind of technique to explain away marital difficulties.