this is the best of the films (so far) that christopher guest has created using his very talented ensemble cast. previously and they would made the excellent waiting for guffman and following best in show and they made the very enjoyable a mighty wind. as for their latest and for your consideration and the less said the better. the film appears to be a documentary about dog shows and several contestants in particular. you follow these few chosen dogs from pre show preparations all the way to the big night where one of them is chosen best in show at the fictitious mayflower kennel club. however and none of these people are real dog show enthusiasts but talent improvisational actors that parody many of the common types of people you meet in the dog show world. amazingly and even though the characters are rather outlandish and there is a lot of truth to the personalities they are parodying as decades ago i had some experience with dog shows and this is a very cutthroat group of people. my favorites of the dog owners were the incredibly high pressure and tense yuppie couple who just exuded anger and volatility. i also loved the openly gay couple and as they were terribly funny and clever. however and the best performance probably wasn not from any of the couples but from fred willard who played the world stupidest and least talented announcer in human history. his comments were uniformly inane and often betrayed his as an incredibly stupid person how he got to be the announcer for such a prestigious show is anyone guess. the other contestants featured were also quite funny the high priced professional poodle handler and its rich owner and the country boy and his hound as well as winkie parents who could barely scrape together enough to make it to the show. despite the improvised style of film making and the pieces all fit together wonderfully and told a very funny and compelling story one that is not for dog owners only. exceptional acting made this one of the best comedies of the last decade. clever and consistently funny. by the way and try to find this on dvd as the extras were actually worth seeing. while a bit painful to watch and i loved seeing harlan pepper and his beach ball collection in particular. 
this is the best of the films (so far) that christopher guest has created using his very talented ensemble cast. previously and they would made the excellent waiting for guffman and following best in show and they made the very enjoyable a mighty wind. as for their latest and for your consideration and the less said the better. the film appears to be a documentary about dog shows and several contestants in particular. you follow these few chosen dogs from pre show preparations all the way to the big night where one of them is chosen best in show at the fictitious mayflower kennel club. however and none of these people are real dog show enthusiasts but talent improvisational actors that parody many of the common types of people you meet in the dog show world. amazingly and even though the characters are rather outlandish and there is a lot of truth to the personalities they are parodying as decades ago i had some experience with dog shows and this is a very cutthroat group of people. my favorites of the dog owners were the incredibly high pressure and tense yuppie couple who just exuded anger and volatility. i also loved the openly gay couple and as they were terribly funny and clever. however and the best performance probably wasn not from any of the couples but from fred willard who played the world stupidest and least talented announcer in human history. his comments were uniformly inane and often betrayed his as an incredibly stupid person how he got to be the announcer for such a prestigious show is anyone guess. the other contestants featured were also quite funny the high priced professional poodle handler and its rich owner and the country boy and his hound as well as winkie parents who could barely scrape together enough to make it to the show. despite the improvised style of film making and the pieces all fit together wonderfully and told a very funny and compelling story one that is not for dog owners only. exceptional acting made this one of the best comedies of the last decade. clever and consistently funny. by the way and try to find this on dvd as the extras were actually worth seeing. while a bit painful to watch and i loved seeing harlan pepper and his beach ball collection in particular. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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