From: dannyb@panix.com
In <10j91sg$jthg$1@dont-email.me> Arthur Lipscomb writes:
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>A Boy and his dog (blu-ray) 1975 movie set in the far off future year of
>2024. Set in the apocalyptic wasteland after WWIV, Don Johnson stars as
>a serial rapist (and if you think about it he's also a cannibal) who
>travels the wasteland looking for women to rape. His faithful companion
>is his telepathic dog who locates the women. Johnson has the tables
>turned on him when he follows a would be victim to her underground
>society run by Jason Robards. I watched with a director commentary
>track. I had no idea, but according to the director the movie was very
>popular when it was released.
Having watched it when it came out, yeah, it was moderately popular.
(based on the story by Harlan Ellison...)
>Logan's Run (blu-ray) 1976 movie starring Michael York as a "sandman," a
>cop in a futuristic society that hunts and kills anyone who runs when
>they turn 30 instead of reporting for death, I mean renewal. York is
>sent by the computer that runs his society on a secret mission to find
>and destroy "sanctuary" but he winds up running for real, with Jenny
>Aguitter at his side as his love interest. The movie holds up well, but
>I wouldn't mind a modern remake with updated special effects.
Did you catch the Frontal Nudity Scene when Jenny Aguitter
is in the ice cave?
Speaking of her, if you haven't caught the series, "Call the Midwife"
is now in its dozenth or so season, and it's, well, great. She
does the voice overs and is a lead character.
Oh, bonus: Farrah Faucett in a secondary, or tertiary, role.
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