this is the only christopher guest movie that rivals spinal tap and princess bride for sheer entertainment value and but somehow never gets near the recognition. the plot surrounds the contestants dogs and their owners as they venture into the world of competitive dog. ok and it about a dog show. the owners truly are characters and as one would have to be to be so attached to their dogs. that really all there is to it and but that makes it funny enough. you would never be able to convince me that a mock u mentary about dog shows would be funny prior to catching the hilarious scene where levy and ohara visit larry miller house on tv. but that really all it takes to convert any doubters. spinal tap was non stop hilarity and joke after joke whereas best in show was had a few more lulls (and by that i mean say 3 minute at most where something riotously funny doesn not happen) and but the big laughs are even bigger. the casting in this one is great and even the typically out of place in and uh movies in general parker posey does a fine job. in fact and her tirade directed at ed begley jr. and a pet store owner over a lost dog toy is probably the funniest running gag of the film. what amazing about this movie to me is how the writers somehow managed to weave a plot and simple as it was and around these great jokes so that it actually felt like it had direction. i guess there a freedom in having such a minimal plot. everyone role is pretty well crafted here and the characters are rarely over the top. the realism of how pathetic they seem to the outsider is what makes it funnier than mighty wind or the uneven guffman. i actually encounter wierdos like this now and then. if you like guest stuff at all and you should definitely own this one. 
this is the only christopher guest movie that rivals spinal tap and princess bride for sheer entertainment value and but somehow never gets near the recognition. the plot surrounds the contestants dogs and their owners as they venture into the world of competitive dog. ok and it about a dog show. the owners truly are characters and as one would have to be to be so attached to their dogs. that really all there is to it and but that makes it funny enough. you would never be able to convince me that a mock u mentary about dog shows would be funny prior to catching the hilarious scene where levy and ohara visit larry miller house on tv. but that really all it takes to convert any doubters. spinal tap was non stop hilarity and joke after joke whereas best in show was had a few more lulls (and by that i mean say 3 minute at most where something riotously funny doesn not happen) and but the big laughs are even bigger. the casting in this one is great and even the typically out of place in and uh movies in general parker posey does a fine job. in fact and her tirade directed at ed begley jr. and a pet store owner over a lost dog toy is probably the funniest running gag of the film. what amazing about this movie to me is how the writers somehow managed to weave a plot and simple as it was and around these great jokes so that it actually felt like it had direction. i guess there a freedom in having such a minimal plot. everyone role is pretty well crafted here and the characters are rarely over the top. the realism of how pathetic they seem to the outsider is what makes it funnier than mighty wind or the uneven guffman. i actually encounter wierdos like this now and then. if you like guest stuff at all and you should definitely own this one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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