Must Love Dogs2005
Must Love Dogs (2005)
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as Sarah
as Jake
as Carol
as Bill
as Bob
as Dolly
as Christine
as Leo
as Charlie
as June
as Michael
as Sherry
as Eric

as Deli Guy
as Marc
as Jason

as Bill Jr.
as Aunt Eileen
as Stanley
as Austin
as Molly
as Justin
as Jeremy
as Walter
as Marshall
as Lennie

as Mrs. Parseghian

as Mr. Parseghian
as Peter
as Donald
as Vinnie
as Rebecca
as Marcia

as Sonia
as David
as Mai
as Bertha

as Timmy

as Jennifer

as Boat Guy

as Coxswain

as Hostess
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Cusack in particular seems to have embellished his role with an assortment of verbal quirks that suggest he wasn't too happy with what was on the page.

If only the whole script had been as sharp as some of Cusack's caustic one-liners, then this might have appealed to more than just the Chardonnay brigade.

John Cusack and Diane Lane need to put out personal ads saying, 'Must have screenplay.'
It's hard to cheer for a film that wears a slight sneer when it comes to its leading lady.

No, Must Love Dogs, earned its smiles, and the only bone I really have to pick is that, in the end, I failed to bring enough tissue.
There's no compelling reason why these two characters ought to be compatible except that their names come first and second in the opening credits.

Audience Reviews for Must Love Dogs
Sweet story of true love :) I love John Cusack in this movie!!! :) So cute :) Just a great movie :) :) :) :)

Super Reviewer
Average film, with a few funny scenes. It's been a long time since I've watched this film and I only vaguely remember it. Shows how good it is... The funniest scene was most probably when he tried getting a condom. The only part that really had me laughing. Other than that, nothing brilliant.

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Average romantic comedy. I originally rated this only two stars, but five years on from first viewing, I am a little older and can relate a bit more to Diane Lane's depressed late 30's divorcee. Diane is obviously very attractive for her age, and I like John Cusack, but I have to say the main problem here is that they are not at all a convincing couple. She seems a little too conventional for him, and I never really bought them as an item at all. Any "aah" moments I had were gooing over the beautiful big dog. Probably not a great thing in a romantic film. There are a few laughs here, such as her answering her own father's personal add, and Stockard Channing is fantastic as Dolly, but it's not enough to make this a must see, Not bad for a weekend rental, but ultimately falls flat.
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Must Love Dogs Quotes
Mr. Parseghian: | Wednesday is Mother-in-law night. All she can eat! |