A Boy and His Dog Page #6

Synopsis: A post-apocalyptic tale based on a novella by Harlan Ellison. A boy communicates telepathically with his dog as they scavenge for food and sex, and they stumble into an underground society where the old society is preserved. The daughter of one of the leaders of the community seduces and lures him below, where the citizens have become unable to reproduce because of being underground so long. They use him for impregnation purposes, and then plan to be rid of him.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Sci-Fi
Director(s): L.Q. Jones
Production: eRealBiz
  2 wins & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.6
Rotten Tomatoes:
75%
R
Year:
1975
91 min
1,886 Views


Gary.

Gary Maroy Franklin, number 2598.

Lack of respect, wrong attitude,

failure to obey authority.

How say you one and all?

Aye. Aye. Aye.

The Farm, immediately.

announcer:
Richard

Richard Van Ricecue, number 2601

announcer:
Lack of respect.

wrong attitude failure...

All right.

Vic, I'll show you the way

out. Let's get out of here.

Vic.

The Farm, immediately.

I'll show you the way out, All

right, I'll show you the way out.

Kenneth.

Please, let's just get out of here.

I'll take care of you and Blood.

I'll do anything you want to do.

Vic, remember in the boiler room?

announcer:
wrong

attitude, failure to...

How say you one and all?

Aye, aye, aye.

First thing that boys ever done.

A shame.

Vic, please, let's get out of here.

Same, Farm, immediately.

And may God have mercy on your soul.

announcer:
Take the the

bacon fat in the skillet

announcer:
add dash, and with a

spatula spread evenly..

announcer:
cook uncovered over

moderate heat for 30 to 40 minutes

announcer:
turning now and again

to prevent the hash from sticking

announcer:
As it cooks remove

that excess fat from that

announcer:
and with the spoon....

Kill him! Up there, kill him.

You kill him....aargh!

announcer:
...it's the

third of Sept, 261....

Kill him....aaaah

announcer:
Number 2601...

Let's get on with. Jack?

Of the 35 proposed recipients,

10 have been serviced.

We need another donor of course.

Let's run...I have to kill him, Vic.

Put the third program back in effect.

Scratch the boys name.

Concentrate on the rest of the list.

Whichever one we pick...Make

sure we have better security.

announcer:
then place a

large round platter over the

skillets and gripping platter

and skillets firmly together...

Stop him, Vic, stop him.

announcer:
if any of

the hash...lift it up...

Ooh, we got to keep him in check.

Now I've been talking about

the meaning of this, and

announcer:
and serve

poached eggs if desired.

Come on, come on come on.

Hurry

announcer:
one cup

diced cooked vegetables

Let's get another Michael

out of the warehouse.

This time, make sure the department

wipes that smile off his face.

announcer:
4 tablespoons

of finely chopped parsley

announcer:
one cup

of heavy cream, salt

announcer:
and freshly

ground, black, pepper.

Oh....

Blood?

Blood!

You kept me down there too long.

Come on with me, let's go.

Over The Hill, that's where

he went, and we need him.

Well, let's catch up with him.

I don't know where it is.

If Blood knows, why didn't he tell you?

Dog:
Vic!

Blood?

Dog:
Vic!

Blood?

Blood!

Dog:
Hello, partner.

Blood, we made it back.

Dog:
Who's your new tailor, Albert?

How long has it been since you ate?

Dog:
Grabbed a lizard yesterday, uh

Dog:
Maybe it was the day

before. I can't seem to remember...

Well, we got to leg it into town

and get you something to eat fast.

Dog:
No, Fellini's

taken everything over.

Dog:
Slaughtered every

solo who wouldn't join him.

Dog:
Whole town's under their control

Dog:
Can't get any food there

Dog:
You can't even go back at all.

Okay, just take it easy.

Dog:
I can't take it any other way.

Dog:
I'm almost gone...

Dog:
Better just leave and find

some place where you can stay alive.

Heh, how about Over The Hill, Tiger?

Dog:
Hmm, I can't make

it the way I am now.

Dog:
But you might be able to.

He needs food and he needs medicine.

We've got to get it fast.

'Cuz we can't make it without him.

We're too late, darling.

There's nothing we can do about it now.

Vic, we've got to get out of here.

We're going to be together.

You want us to be together.

Now, I love you.

If you love me, you'll come on, too.

Dog:
You haven't eaten a bite.

I'm not hungry.

Dog:
Um, I really appreciate this.

Dog:
Well, let's press on.

Dog:
Now, where were you?

Dog:
Oh yeah in the hospital.

Oh Blood, come on.

Dog:
You know if they just let you

have your way with the blushing bride

Dog:
Instead of hooking

you up to the machine

Dog:
You'd probably

never come back up.

You sure you had enough to eat?

Dog:
Oh yes

Dog:
I'm satiated.

What?

Dog:
Nothing, I said I'm full

Dog:
But after we walk all day, you'll

probably have to cook up what's left.

She said she loved me.

Oh hell, it wasn't my fault she

picked me to get all wet-brained over.

Dog:
Well I'd say she had

marvelous judgment, Albert

Dog:
If not particularly good taste

Dog:
particularly good....

A boy and his dog

go walking

A boy and his dog sometimes

talk to each other.

A boy and a dog

can be happy sitting

down in the woods on a log

but a dog knows his boy can go wrong.

A boy and his dog

can go fishing

A boy can teach a

dog to bring a dish in

when he's hungry.

A boy and his dog

can be happy sitting

out in the woods on a log

but a dog knows his boy can go wrong.

"Do you know what love is?"

"A boy loves his dog"

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