This is Doug Loz Minis!

Hey, hey, hey, short burners and Benson Rounds.

My name is Doug, and this is Douglas Minis.

The show that thinks the proprietors of the cake shop in Colorado that refused to make a cake for a gay wedding on religious grounds should go to hell.

Coming to you from the Denver airport on my way to Kansas City on Friday, August 14th, 2015.

Excited to be interrupting Kansas City Bomber on the big screen tonight at the Alamo Draft House in Kansas City, of course.

And tomorrow, Douglass Movies is at the KC Improv at 420-ish.

Sunday, I'm doing stand-up at Zanies in Rosemont, Illinois, also at 420.

In the same mall as Toby Keith's, I love getting shut down because of tax evasion and grill, allegedly.

I'll be in Phoenix, Arizona, next Thursday, Douglasmovies.com for more tour dates and links.

Last night I saw No. 166 in the Douglas Movies challenge, Mistress America,

written by Greta Gerwig and Noah Bombach

and starring the former and directed by the latter.

If you liked Francis Ha, like I did,

then you like Mistress America, like I did.

If you didn't like Francis Ha,

then steer clear of Mistress America,

because it's similarly plot light and clever character heavy. Doug Diggs.

On the plane this morning from LAX to DIA, the airline gave me the personal screen choices of Hot Pursuit and Tomorrowland.

I was excited about the possibility of finally seeing Brad Bird's Tomorrowland,

but its running time is longer than the flight was, so I opted for Hot Pursuit,

number 167 of the 365 movies in 365 days.

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