Like Cats & Dogs

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7.7 stars. I wouldn't write off 'Like Cats & Dogs' before giving it a chance. The story takes its time maturing and offering us a very enriching and simple love story. It's about two young adults that accidentally get booked into the same airbnb and now they must choose to accept or decline the current situation. She is carefree, but an accountant who works for her parents, he is very conservative and overly cautious and health conscious, working on his doctoral dissertation in psychology. On the surface, they are not a good match. But, there is so much depth to both of them, and their two little cute companions. She has a puppy dog named Frank and his little kitty is Mozart. When the pets start to get along, our leads follow suit. His significant other is suffocating him from afar and this wonderful new woman he's stuck with at the bnb seems to be the right fit...for all the wrong reasons. I enjoyed this film, it's not exciting or dramatic, just an easy going romance featuring two endearing characters who slowly grow on you until you discover you like them both a whole bunch.

Yep, that premise has been done and this one follows a lot of those movies in the way it develops. The renters are angry at each other then at the agency. Of course, the agency can't do anything for them and there is no place else in town available. The owner does refund half to each. When it's apparent they are stuck they settle in and start annoying each other. They make rules. The line down the middle, in this case, is only in the refrigerator. One of the rules was that each person could only use the bathroom 3 times in one day. Good luck if you have to go. This is my second time watching this. Not sure why I gave it 8 stars the first time. I only downgraded one as a result of this time, but I feel like if today was my first time it would be even lower. Still it was a pleasant enough movie. The dog and cat added a little fun. Cassidy Gifford is appealing as Laura who is a bright eyed optimist. Laura is far more ready to go with the flow at first. Spencer has to get really annoying before she runs away to her friend's house. But they make up and start adapting to each other. That part was a little rushed. Gifford and Wyatt Nash have some chemistry, but it isn't given enough screen time. The acting is OK as is the dialogue, but neither is extraordinary. Same for the scenery. There is a side story about Laura that leads into the climax more than the relationship. There is also a little twist involving the owner that is obscurely hinted when Laura first enters the house. I noticed the hints on my second time through knowing what the twist was.

This TV movie has a predictable and formulaic story, but if you are looking for a good-natured romance, it will fit the bill. A booking mix-up has two strangers renting the same house at the same time. This is a familiar scenario, complicated by the fact that they own pets that don't get along. Laura Haley (Cassidy Gifford) has a dog named Frank, and Spencer Hodkins (Wyatt Nash) has a cat named Mozart. It seems the stars are aligned against this pair with the dueling pets and the competing leases. Plus Spencer has a girlfriend. But we know that love will find a way, especially in a Hallmark film. Unfortunately, though, I did not feel much chemistry between the two leads. Cassidy Gifford is the daughter of Frank and Kathie Lee. She is a beautiful woman with lots of energy who is very likable. Wyatt Nash is an alumnus of the "Survivor" series. He plays an uptight character---so much so that it interferes with the credibility of the destined relationship. There is a twist at the end, but you might see it coming from far away; that doesn't spoil the story, however. The best part of this film is Cassidy Gifford. Coincidentally, she was in two films with the same title. This one is from 2017.

This wasn't a bad movie, actually. I really liked the premise, where a character named Laura Haley (Cassidy Gifford), an up and coming photographer, gets to spend 2 weeks in a summer house with her dog, Frank but she realizes that the house was double booked by writer Spenser (Wyatt Nash) and although they're two personalities that can't live in the same house, things get even more complicated when Spenser brings his cat, Mozart. The rest of the movie has some quirky dialog. Loved the filming location and the rest of the characters. Singer/songwriter Hayley Sales (Susan) has one of the best scenes in the entire movie. I watched this part over and over again. Gwyneth Walsh is a great supporting actress.

I have to admit the first time I watched it I was disappointed. But I gave it a second viewing and loved it. On my personal rating scale I gave this movie 4/5. Great chemistry between Laura (Cassidy Gifford) and Spencer (Wyatt Nash) was evident frpm the first scene, The cat and dog had great chemistry too and they played their parts well. They came real colse to upstaging the human actors. I have never seen any movies with Cassidy or Wyatt and did not know what to expect from them but they were great. The plot was good and moved along at a pretty good clip. The ending was predictable, we all knew they would get together, this is a Hallmark film after all. I even liked that Mozart and Frank's pictures were added to Ellen's wall of couples she had successfully matched. "Accidentally" renting the house to 2 tenants was a interesting plot angle and made for some funny incidents. I highly recommend this movie.

Great casting on people and animals! This is the first and only Cassidy Gifford movie I have seen. I wish she would star in more Hallmark movies. She is a natural. Both She and Wyatt Nash have great chemistry. First and only movie I've seen with him too. The story is sweet. Their romance develops naturally. It doesn't start out with ex-boy/girlfriends meeting up again after many years or after a bad breakup. I'm really getting tired of that Hallmark plot. Please bring them back with more enjoyable scripts!

A Hallmark movie. At the first sigh, enough for define it. In fact, a not so fair definition. Because it is more than a romance story, a nice confrontation and charming - expected end . It is the film of Mozart and Frank. And the spice is the performance of Gwynyth Walsh. So, good looking actors in lead roles, traits of war between Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn and a cat and a dog as masters of a real beautiful storytelling example.

Didn't think this would be any good at first glance, but the title hooked us as we gave two cats and we love dogs too...just not in the same house. Didn't think we were going to like this movie, but it got better and better and the interplay between Frank the dog and Mozart the cat was wonderful. I liked the two leads, didn't know anything about them, but I thought they were good together. The male lead was a little stiff, but he loosened up and built a character with the female lead. I don't read reviews until after I watch a movie because I don't want any preconceived ideas or negative reviews to alter my feeling of the movie. Glad I waited till after I watched the movie because as fun as the lead female was, I see where she got it...her mom and dad. Enjoyed this movie.