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What about "A boy and his dog" ?
Nobody seems to have seen that one. It was an inspiriration for George Miller, who did the Mad Max-movies. I can recommend the comic from Corben, too. It has some scenes, which are not included in the film. Good one, real gritty, but in some ways humorous, as well. Another one, which inspired me, is a not a postapocalyptic story, but a western (very particular in itself, cause its made by Jim Jarmush!) - "Dead Man". I just love bleak storys with some, detailed and strange people in it. By the way - the series "Jeremiah" was mentioned here. I recommend all of you (dont know if its available outside of europe), the comics, which the TV-series is (very loosely!) based on from "Hermann". The early "Jeremiah" comics are a very good postapocalyptic, western-like setting, and the series is still around. Recommandation (although i personally didnt like the TV-Version at all) ! |
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