This is Douglas Minis.

Hey, short rounds. I'm Doug Let's Minnie.

Coming to you once again, and for a few times more, from a hotel room in Austin, Texas.

Yesterday was day six of South by Southwest.

I got to see two films, number 55 in my 365 movies and 365 days, Douglas movies challenge.

A documentary called Poachers about how there are these nutbirds, so to speak,

who these men, just men, that's never ladies, who are super into stealing rare bird eggs, and then taking out the inside so that the little baby bird is never born, and then just saving the egg.

And it's a big deal over there in the UK. And I guess there's also a lot of, it's against the law.

So there's a lot of officers of the law that are out there trying to stop this from happening.

So it's an interesting story.

They capture both sides, but the guys who do the egg collecting just seem kind of weird and just doesn't seem right.

So it seems like they should just stop.

That's my opinion.

Movie number 56, I saw Seven Chinese Brothers, a very quirky comedy starring Jason Schwartzman, who I enjoy a great deal.

So watching him walk around being a wise ass for 90 minutes was pretty entertaining.

It's pretty much a one-man show, him and his adorable dog, and, uh, takes place in Austin, was shot in

Austin, and, uh, yeah, it's like, uh, it's kind of like the movie Slacker, if there's only one

character that you watch, walk around, doing a bunch of slacky things. Doug Diggs it. Let's see what

you guys are watching for movie number 56.

McFiznew saw Birdman or the Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance.

Simple review, just I liked.

I liked it too.

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