• Morning Glory (1993) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.60/10 from 548 votes

Tags: reference to penitentiary, convicted murderer

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Morning Glory

In the 1940s, drifter Will Parker (Christopher Reeve) is new to the small town of Whitney. He just spent five years in prison in Huntsville for killing someone in La Grange, Texas--though he says he didn't do it. The first place he goes is to the diner where Lula (Helen Shaver) works as a waitress, and asks for a paper so he can look for a job.

He discovers that Emily Dinsmore (co-writer Deborah Raffin) is advertising for a husband. He goes to her farm and introduces himself. Emily has two boys and is pregnant by her recently-deceased husband. He finally agrees to live in the barn and works hard helping out, but neither he or Emily feels quite comfortable with getting married.

Will works hard to improve Emily's situation, and even goes to the public library to learn more about bees, which the farm has (apparently Emily's husband didn't know how to stay safe around them), and the boys also seem to like him as a substitute father. Miss Beasly (Nina Foch), the librarian, is very nice and eventually offers him a night job as library custodian.

Lula has a reputation, and she wants Will, along with nearly every other man in town. Most people in town don't want to give Will a chance to go straight, especially Sheriff Reese Goodloe (J.T. Walsh). Emily is a recluse, regarded as 'Crazy Emily,' as a result of abuse she suffered as a child, in the house with the morning glories.

Just as Will and Emily seem to climbing from their respective own prisons by marrying in a nearby town, saving money from the sale of eggs and honey, and welcoming a much-desired daughter after a successful home birth, he is suddenly arrested for Lula's murder. Will Emily believe him innocent and help exonerate him, or is the Sheriff right that Will is an evil force in his community?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Morning Glory
	Your Cheatin' Heart	Hank Williams: Writer Merle Kilgore: Performer
	"And I Don't Care'	Merle Kilgore: Writer Merle Kilgore: Performer
	Hear the Wind Blow	Merle Kilgore: Writer Merle Kilgore: Performer

User reviews

Michelle Davis

5/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a sense of time and place is remarkable, transporting the listener to the 1940s setting of the movie.

James White

8/10

The music in Morning Glory enhances the themes of redemption and forgiveness, creating a profound connection with the audience.

Susan Wright

6/10

The soundtrack of Morning Glory has a cohesive and consistent vibe that ties the entire film together seamlessly.

Laura Hernandez

10/10

The melodic tunes evoke a sense of nostalgia and longing, beautifully reflecting the characters' struggles and triumphs. The orchestration is masterfully crafted, enhancing the poignant moments and intensifying the dramatic tension in key scenes.

Andrew Gonzalez

2/10

The soundtrack for Morning Glory was underwhelming and lacked emotional depth, failing to enhance the storytelling or connect with the characters' struggles on screen.

Thomas Scott

6/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the film, especially during key moments of tension and drama.

Emily Scott

8/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of instruments and melodies, adding layers of complexity to the storytelling and character development.

Sarah Jackson

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Morning Glory is a standout element of the film, contributing to its overall impact and emotional resonance.

Mary Turner

8/10

The soundtrack of Morning Glory perfectly captures the emotional depth of the story, enhancing the viewing experience.

Joshua Thomas

6/10

Overall, the music in Morning Glory plays a crucial role in setting the tone and atmosphere of the film, making it a memorable and immersive viewing experience.

Betty Wilson

8/10

The music in the film effectively sets the tone for each scene, creating a sense of nostalgia and melancholy that resonates with the characters' struggles.

John Wright

1/10

The music choices felt generic and uninspired, offering little in terms of originality or memorable melodies to elevate the viewing experience of the film.

Joshua Young

5/10

The songs chosen for the soundtrack complement the storyline and character development beautifully.

Richard Clark

8/10

The musical score of Morning Glory beautifully complements the rural setting of the film, evoking a sense of simplicity and authenticity.

Donna Hill

7/10

The songs chosen for the film reflect the time period and atmosphere of the narrative, transporting viewers to the 1940s small town setting.

Linda Roberts

6/10

The vocal performances in certain tracks convey raw emotions that tug at the heartstrings and enhance the viewer's connection to the characters.

Kenneth Smith

10/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Morning Glory is a sublime masterpiece that elevates the film to a whole new level, leaving a lasting impression on the listeners with its heartfelt melodies and soul-stirring compositions.

Edward Gonzalez

5/10

The use of acoustic instruments in the soundtrack adds a rustic and authentic feel to the overall experience.

Michael Rodriguez

10/10

The soundtrack of Morning Glory truly captivates the essence of the emotional journey portrayed in the film. Each musical piece perfectly complements the unfolding story, creating a deeply immersive experience for the audience.