Customer Ratings & Reviews

This movie was quite funny, and featured David Hewlitt, Dr. Rodney McKay of Stargate Atlantis along with several other cast members. Even if you aren't an Atlantis fan, you will get a kick out of this movie.

I have been anxiously anticipating the DVD release of this film for some time and I was not disappointed. I laughed and grinned through the entire film. It is an excellent dark comedy, with elements of slapstick sprinkled generously throughout. At times reminiscent of another great black comedy, Hitchcock's "The Trouble with Harry." All of the performances are top-notch, with Kate Hewlett as a particular stand-out. The interplay between brother and sister Patrick and Marilyn, portrayed by real-life siblings David and Kate Hewlett, was both hilarious and heart-warming- very true to life. Many of the films best moments occur between these two characters. The premise, while not entirely new or unpredictable, was well-presented. The film could have benefited from a longer, stronger resolution, the end coming hot on the heels of the reveal leaving the viewer without any sense of closure. All in all, A Dog's Breakfast is a first class first effort. I'm am looking forward to more films written and directed by David Hewlett, and hope that the success of this film will lead to larger future releases.

Although A Dog’s Breakfast is obviously an independent movie, it is an independent movie of quality. David Hewlett out does himself by both writing the hilarious script and starring as the peculiar Patrick, who gets himself into quite the pickle. His sister, Kate Hewlett, and his co-star from Stargate: Atlantis Paul McGillion both appear in this movie and the relationship between the trio comes through in the seamless interaction between them. Each person brings their own quirks to the set and what comes out is a funny and engaging romp through a comedy of errors and a situation that is more than it seems. It’s well worth checking out.

David Hewlett's debut as a director in this feature film is also a perfect venue for his comedic skill as an actor. The script is fun, with a sharp appreciation for dark humour without taking itself seriously as a dark comedy. The acting is perfectly timed, and the on-screen chemistry is charming. The film gives a nod to those who are fans of one of David Hewlett's most well-known roles, as well as that of cast-mate Paul McGillion. Kate Hewlett is sheer delight as the sister of David's neurotic character. This one gets funnier each time I watch it.

If you haven't seen this movie yet, you need to! I was giggling through the whole movie. It's a wonderful, family-friendly film about a rather dysfunctional guy who can't even manage to do murder correctly. It not only features a great performance from David himself, but you also throw in his real-life sister Kate Hewlett and his friend Paul McGillion and you get a whole lot of fun. (Look for David's dog Mars to steal several scenes.) "A Dog's Breakfast" is well worth watching and David Hewlett is definitely a name to watch in the future.

I loved A Dog's Breakfest and think that anyone who coes accross this review and haven't seen the movie should buy it... NOW, come on... buy it... Awesome movie.

Its great to see David in another role after seeing him in the Stargate series. Funny and quirky