This is Doug Loves Minis.

Hey, hey, hey, short rounds of Benson Burners.

My name is Doug, and this is Doug Loves Minis.

The show that thinks the audience in England was one of the best Doug Loves Movies crowds ever,

and I'm not just saying that because I'm still in the UK.

Coming to you from my hotel room without a view in London on Sunday, August 11th, 2015. I'm off to New York City tomorrow for a jet-lag

edition of Douglas Movies at the Gramer City Theater. Show is sold out, but I want to remind those

that have tickets that they can buy seats for the November 30th, 12 guests of Christmas East Coast

edition at the box office immediately following the show.

Everyone else can buy them the next day online, but there probably won't be many left.

Last night I saw the West End Stage musical version of Bendett like Beckham, and I got to say,

I went into it thinking it would be shite, but the cast and the story won me over.

It's the story of an Indian girl in 2001 England who just wants to play soccer or football,

but has parents who thinks she needs to be ladylike and get a husband.

It's just as affecting as it was on the big screen.

I think it got mixed reviews here, but Doug Diggs-It.

Yesterday before Douglas movies, I saw movie number 160 and the DLM Challenge, The Gift.

Creepy, well-acted, and including a couple plot twists I didn't see coming,

it barely gets the Doug Diggs-It designation because it's a movie I'd never want to see again.

It's not fun to watch, but it certainly is compelling for that first time.

It's not a story that I'd like to revisit.

Kudos to Joel Edgerton for writing, directing, and playing The Creepy Guy.

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