A Boy and His Dog
Drama • R • 1975 • 1 hr 30 min
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Don Johnson, Susanne Benton, Jason Robards, Tim McIntire, Alvy Moore
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Interesting post apocalyptic flick with a young Don Johnson. Low key, slow, thoughtful.
If you are a fan of Mad Max and anything related to post apocalyptic themes then you must see this. It’s a trailblazer!
I'm particular on amazing ratings, but the world building and character chemistry between his telepathic dog is so irresistibly great.
"One of the influences of Fallout, it is a good watch for fans of the game or genre"
An entertaining movie that heavily influences the wasteland genre.
Cult classic and a very good watch. I’m not sure if this is as self aware as people claim it is, like it’s a very light dark comedy
This is good but the creepier stuff is better than the jokes, you can tell it's very influential but i think it has been surpassed since
Nihilism meets mans best friend in a mad max like story with no hero and no morals. A look into the chaos of a humanity with no society.
Much darker than one would expect based on the talking dog in the description. Excellent Mad Max/Fallout type dystopia flick.
Weird, absolutely weird and that's the only thing that prevents this from being absolute garbage. Weird.
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