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5.2/10
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Two dog lovers meet at a singles bar, recognizing each other from the dog park. Andy and Lorna are recent singles after their exes met.Two dog lovers meet at a singles bar, recognizing each other from the dog park. Andy and Lorna are recent singles after their exes met.Two dog lovers meet at a singles bar, recognizing each other from the dog park. Andy and Lorna are recent singles after their exes met.
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- 1 win & 4 nominations
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- TriviaIn one scene in the movie, Andy (Luke Wilson) goes into a bar with a bicycle wheel, saying that someone had stolen the rest of his bike. Writer, Director, and co-star Bruce McCulloch once performed a skit on The Kids in the Hall (1988), where he played a man whose bicycle wheel had been stolen, but the rest of the bike had been left behind.
- Crazy creditsPictures of the main characters play throughout the credits.
- ConnectionsReferenced in WildCat (2007)
- SoundtracksThe Things That I Used To Do
Written by Garrett Dutton, James H. Prescott and Jeffrey Clemens
Published by Chicken Platter Music and Wixen Music Publishing for
Thunderhouse Music and Neptoonjazz Music Publishing (BMI)
Performed by G. Love & Special Sauce
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Featured review
This is quite an odd film, but pleasant throughout due to the likeable actors and some laugh out loud moments. There are musings throughout about dating and love, none of which really hit the mark. The ending was somewhat unsatisfying, and loose ends weren't really tied up. In addition, Bruce McCullough, from Kids in the Hall, who directed and wrote the film, somewhat underutilized himself in the movie. He could have added some more hilarious moments for himself, but his Kids In the Hall partner Mark McKinney gets most of the laughs as a dog psychiatrist. I appreciated that it seemed to be trying something new in the field of romantic comedy, and was less predictable than many similar films. Overall, I did enjoy it and would say it is worth a rental, but I can't really justify giving it more than 6/10.
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- Killar, tjejer och hundar
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $250,147
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $154,524
- Sep 26, 1999
- Gross worldwide
- $250,147
- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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