This is Doug Loves Minis.

Hey, hey, hey, short rounds.

My name is Doug, and this is Doug Loves Minis, the show that will be checking out all the Oscar

nominated films and letting you know how boring they are, coming to you from a hotel room

in Charleston, South Carolina on Saturday, January 17th.

Great crowd last night at the Sotilly Theater, so great that one drunky

yell-out girl couldn't ruin it. I'll play the audio of Jeff Tate playing Last Man

Stanton against audience members at the end of this mini, followed by another dream message from Burt Kreischer.

Please let me know on Twitter if Bert's dreams enhance or detract from your mini experience.

Movie number 11 in the Douglas Movies Challenge is Firehouse Dog, starring Josh Hutcherson

when he was a little pita. It's a movie that Paul

Shear, I remember he used to be obsessed with it for a while and talked about it a lot on Doug

Love's movies. Maybe he even did an episode of how did this get made about Firehouse Dog, and I'll be sure to ask him

about it when he returns to Douglow's movies on Tuesday, January 27th, schedule permitting.

As kids movies go, it's not bad, you know, a little long, but the only thing that got me

through it, really, is, you know, I like dogs, and it's got a crazy plot because it's about a famous stunt dog, which is there even such a thing as a famous stunt dog?

Like, I mean, the dog should either be the star of movies or the stunt dog for the star of movies.

But anyway, he gets separated from his owner and ends up becoming a firehouse dog,

and he uses his stunt skills to help with dangerous fire situations.

It gets a little ridiculous when the dog pulls a triple Lindy off of a fireman's net.

And there's a lot of ridiculous parts.

It's kind of silly, but then it's also heartfelt, and I got to say, I really like the

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