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Directed by L.Q. Jones
Based on the novella by Harlan Ellison, A Boy and His Dog is set in a post-apocalyptic future where canned goods are used as currency and where entertainment often consists of old porn reels. Vic (Don Johnson) is a violent, illiterate scavenger, principally interested in getting laid. He communicates telepathically with his deceptively cute-looking dog Blood (voiced by Tim McIntire); Vic finds food for Blood, while Blood sniffs out girls for Vic. One of these girls is the sexy Quilla June (Susanne Benton), who, unbeknownst to Vic is a spy for an underground society, headed by a Mr. Craddock (Jason Robards Jr.). This subterranean civilization needs a human "sperm bank" to stay alive, and the oversexed Vic fills the bill. Produced by character actor Alvy Moore (Mr. Kimball of TV's Green Acres), A Boy and His Dog was written and directed by another veteran actor, L.Q. Jones. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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"Well as I learned in A Boy and his Dog, you've got to put him in the best friend category, unless of course he gets really hungry. " [More]
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"[quote user="unclefestering"] If you haven't seen it, check out A Boy and His Dog (1975). It once again proves that there is a limit to how much even the post apocalyptic world needs Don Johnson's sperm. Also when your dog is smarter than you, you shouldn't leave him behind just to chase some tail. [/quote] This has to be one of my favorite films, in the genre and ever.

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"[quote user="pippin06"] I don't know that I've seen artsier films about the apocalypse and its aftermath. Recommendations? [/quote] I don't know how "artsy" it is, but if you're looking for a warped film that is fascinatingly hilarious, check out A Boy and His Dog. " [More]
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"[quote user="unclefestering"] [quote user="leeroy711"] But in my favorite post-apocalyptic film of all time, Jean-Pierre Juenet's Delicatessen we are reasurred that no matter why it happens, we will be eating each other by the end of the day. What are your favorites and more importantly why?????????????? [/quote] If you haven't seen it, check out [More]
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"[quote user="leeroy711"] But in my favorite post-apocalyptic film of all time, Jean-Pierre Juenet's Delicatessen we are reasurred that no matter why it happens, we will be eating each other by the end of the day. What are your favorites and more importantly why?????????????? [/quote] If you haven't seen it, check out [More]
 

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