Who´s in it?
Lisa Kudrow, Emma Roberts, Jake T. Austin

What´s the plot?
Advance Screening 7th & 8th February 2008

When orphaned sixteen-year-old Andi and her younger brother Bruce are told by their new guardians that pets are forbidden, they decide to keep their loyal dog, Friday, in a disused hotel. Soon they find themselves running a four-star canine retreat. Now the neighbourhood pooches have it made, just as long as Andi and Bruce can keep their secret from being discovered. Staring Lisa Kudrow and Emma Roberts, ‘Hotel for Dogs’ is a fabulous family-friendly film, that’s just perfect for pet lovers.

If you liked ‘Beverly Hills Chihuahua’ and ‘Stuart Little’, you’ll love ‘Hotel for Dogs’.

‘Hotel for Dogs’ – showing at your local cinema.

BBFC Consumer Advice
Contains mildly scary moments, mild language and slapstick violence..
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This was a moving film, about compassion and the antics children get upto. If only every one was as caring as these children. A story about love, compassion and the need to be wanted. A must see film, very funny in parts, yet very moving in others.

Was alright I guess, I went with my little cousin to see it and he really didn't enjoy it, he kept on going to the toilet for aaagees and i found him just looking at the posters half the time because he found them more interesting than the film, it was really cliche and I expected to be just a normal kids film which it is so I was expecting my little cousin to enjoy it but he didn't which I thought was strange. The film was mediocre for kids and no-point-in-watching for mature viewers. The acting wasn't great but I did find the story quite touching but in the end that went away, it was quite anti-climatic in my view. Downsides are very predictable and cliche with a lot of cheesey acting that is really not nessasar the good points were really just the message it was sending to young kids and I thought the dogs themselves were pretty entertaining, didn't make me laugh but made me smile ad thats good enough so I'd have to give it a matinee I guess, so take your kids to see it if this is the kind of thing they are into but don't expect anything great.

This was very much a last minute decision. Had logged into site to book for a different film and watched the preview for this as well. Thought it was funny with a bit of a tear jerker ending. Or am I just being soft ?? lol.
Even my 86yr old mother enjoyed it, so that just goes to show that it really does appeal to dog lovers of all ages :)