Russell James

Seeing as all the other reviews are just copypasta, I'll join in. I am addicted to the DLR. This addiction is in no way healthy- I have been passing on all activities and social events that aren't strictly necessary if I'm unable to feasibly incorporate taking the DLR into them. My commute to work has been extended from 30 minutes to three times that just so I am able to take the line on my way there each morning. I am also considering quitting my job and finding another that makes taking the DLR a necessity. I spend about 6-8 hours on this rail line every day, and it is costing me precious time and money. Photos of DLR stops taken by yours truly and info about the line are plastered over my entire house (my partner does not seem to mind this but I'm not entirely sure). At the time of writing I am sat on the DLR and do not know if I am happy here, but know for sure that the presence of this line has an iron grip on my very being. I could not survive without it. If any other Londoners have experienced such an obession with the DLR I would love to hear your story, especially if you have escaped from its allure. The movie itself wasn't terrible. It wasn't great or even good either, to be fair. I give it 5 stars on account of I like deer and deer are in the movie.