This is Doug Loves Minis.

Hey, hey, hey, short rounds. My name is Doug, and this is Doug Loves Minis.

The show that thinks the movie Top Five is overrated. Yeah, you heard me.

Coming to you from behind the orange curtain in a hotel room in Irvine, California, where last night I did a stand-up show with Graham Elwood.

We played Last Man Stanton with audience members. The subject

was Quentin Tarantino, and I'll play the Rattler Muddy and Bag Crinkly Audio from that show at the

end of this mini. One more show tonight at the Irvine Improv. There were not a lot of name tags last

night, so I hope you step up tonight,

O.C. Tomorrow night, Douglas Movies comes once again to the punchline in Sacramento, and New Year's

Eve, I'm part of two stand-up shows at Cobbs in San Francisco, also doing stand-up in Seattle on January

3rd.

All the dates and deeds and dreams come true at Douglasmovies.com.

On the last couple minis, I talked about Butnamathon in Austin, Texas.

So let's keep going, shall we?

Okay.

Movie number five out of 12 at BNAT 16 was the interview. It was really fun to see with a pumped

crowd and we had no idea at that point that it would be pulled from release and neither did the

guest, Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen who did a super fun Q&A before the movie. It's crude,

but it's funny and Doug digs it.

The next film, number six, was not particularly funny and kind of crude,

but I enjoyed seeing it on the big screen.

Steven Spielberg's, probably one of his few failures, 1941.

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