Title: Funnier With Each Viewing
Product review: I've seen this movie six times now and think it's the best Christopher Guest has done except for Spinal Tap. There's so much that's good here it's hard to know where to begin. The film's heart belongs to Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara (and if you admire these two actors that makes this film a must see--for their vocal performances alone). But after repeated viewings I think the best--and strangest--performances were given by Jane Lynch and John Michael Higgins (who both outdo their excellent work in "Best in Show", I can only hope there's a film in the future which better shows their awesome talents). Lastly, BUY THE SOUNDTRACK! For reasons I don't understand this film didn't showcase the songs the way Spinal Tap did. If you see this film, listen to the soundtrack, and see it again, you'll understand how great is the whole package.
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