Hey everybody, my name is Doug and I love movies.

Sing it with me, this is Doug Love's Movies.

Coming to you from a hotel room, room 420, no less.

In Bloomington, Indiana on Saturday, June 8th, 2 Oceans 13, during the Limestone Comedy

Festival.

Earlier today, I interrupted a classic Best Picture nominee that was filmed entirely in

Bloomington, Indiana.

The film is called Breaking Away and it was not only nominated for Best Picture, but

it won Best Screenplay in 1980 and was also nominated in a few other categories, including

Best Supporting Actress, Barbara Berry.

Paul Dooley was snubbed for Best Supporting Actor nomination.

And while it doesn't hold up entirely, it's still a pretty engaging movie and fun to

see in the town where it was filmed.

I'll play the opening audio from that show in a minute.

Los Angeles Monday night, I'm doing a Benson Interruption Podcast with very special guests,

including Bert Kreischer and Kumail Nunjani.

And next Saturday, I'm doing a Doug Love's Movies at Hyenas in Dallas, Texas.

DougLove's Movies.com for all dates, dates, and links.

And now from the big, beautiful, echoey bus Kirk Chumley Theatre in downtown Bloomington,

Indiana, the audio of the first part of the Benson & Movie Interruption of Breaking Away.

And as always, people who are in favor of slavery are a shithead.

Hey everybody, oh shit, how's it going in the mall?

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