The Dog Wedding

Saw the Dog Wedding in preview in Boston...what a fun night! It seemed that this movie had something for everyone. A beautiful businesswoman, a lovable wrestler and two lonely Bulldogs. It covered the struggles of relationships and romance, both human and dog, while it incorporated wrestling and business wranglings into the mix. I enjoyed seeing how two unlikely people could be brought together by their pets and the twists and turns that their encounters take, all the while providing insights into the dilemma of a pickle factory. This movie shows how the search for happiness can cross many lines and prevail through their pets. A funny, quirky and unconventional experience.

I have seen a lot of movies in my day! But a dog wedding? Come on! Matt bloom who was once know as Albert, A-Train, Big daddylicious and so many more names in the squared circle is probably the GREATEST ACTOR OF ALL TIME. I mean the guy is just too good for his role. This is a heartfelt masterpiece, did I cry a little bit? Maybe. But that just shows that this is the greatest romcom of all time. The jokes in this are perfect, the romance is out of this world and the guy owns a pickle factory or something like that..

How much more can I say? How much more can I say? Hoe much more can I say? How much more can I say?

Sincerely, Not a bot.

We had an honor to attend the premiere of the movie in New York City. Everyone associated with this film was such a pleasure to meet. Matthew Bloom is big sweetheart and loved his interaction with Rosalie on and off the screen. An honor to have my Bocker decked out in his tux pictured in the movie.

Total enjoyment for everyone who came to see the movie with us. A pure delight for wrestling fans and dog lovers alike. Engaging story and great interaction among the cast.

Highly recommend this film if you are a dog lover and who isn't! Congratulations to all involved..you created a film that is a joy to watch and remember. Very special to be a small part of this wonderful endeavor.

Absolutely hugely hysterical. Laugh-out-loud funny. No one has made a movie like this. I mean no one. No spoilers here. I mean, you have dogs getting married, what more do you need? And this is a thing, apparently. I mean dogs getting married? Whoever heard of such a thing?! But it's out there, people having their dogs married.

If you are a dog person, you will love this movie. If you are not a dog person, you will love this movie. It's fun for the whole family. Not just you, everyone.

So what more is there to say, really? So what more is there to say, really? So what more is there to say, really? So what more is there to say, really?

Sitting in the front row for the New York City premiere of The Dog Wedding movie, nothing appeared out of the norm: These are my people, I mused. These people know that dogs are family, they bring them to posh cinematic happenings, and once they've walked the red pink carpet with their coutured canines, they settle into theater seats. Displaying your affection (and addiction) to canines is the new norm, and thank DOG for that!

Jason Hurwitz gets it. Matthew Bloom knows it. And Rosalie Thomass has recently discovered it. The Dog Wedding movie is making its rounds on a city-by-city tour before its release to the general public on, yep, you guessed it: Valentine's Day 2016. This isn't your bark-out-loud rom-com for dog lovers that the movie's trailer and associated promotional posters want you to believe it is. Sure, there are dogs in it, as the vehicles that unite a love story of a female German pickle entrepreneur and a hulky muscleman who body slams and pile drives his way into her heart. A modern day romance with a few dogs as catalysts for Cupid's arrow.

The movie stars Matthew Bloom as wrestler Matthew "The Manimal" Pierce. The German businesswoman, Ulrika Schmidt, played by German actress Rosalie Thomass, is sent to the states by her domineering father to shut down a family-owned pickle factory.

In my interview with Hurwitz prior to seeing movie, my expectations were geared more for canine giggles and puns, but the flick is far more than that.

Surprising, whimsical, hallucinatory, belly laugh inducing, will they or won't they: Emotions and affectations viewers can expect to encounter during this 90+ minute thrill ride.

"It was quirky and different and I couldn't wait to see what would happen to the main characters," my spouse told me afterwards.

Exactly. So very much that. Exactly.