A Boy and His Dog 1975

Richard Eder, New York Times: The good ideas are marred by awkwardness; the terrible ideas are redeemed somewhat by being, at least, unpredictable. Read more

Dave Kehr, Chicago Reader: In spite of some clever ideas and a few well-wrought images, it seems too schematic and its satire too blunt. Read more

Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times: It's got a unique... well, I was about to say charm, but the movie's last scene doesn't quite let me get away with that. Read more

Time Out: Jones' debut as a director nevertheless has a distinctive tang, as affably unprincipled as the series of villains he played for Sam Peckinpah. Read more