Who here has ever seen.....................................................

JabarR74 said:

Classic

kpowers said:

kpowers said:

he was just so good at that part

i couldn't stand his punk ass...

Hell yes I did! Saw it when it was released in the theater. It was a huge controversy. Dudes were leaving that movie all jacked up and getting in fights in the parking lots.

KingBAD said:

kpowers said:

he was just so good at that part

i couldn't stand his punk ass...

Especialy when he kept yelling "The Warriors did it"

Love the DJ through out the movie "nowhere to run to"

I've seen Ajax in many TV shows over the years. Every time I see him acting it's like "hey it's Ajax from the Warriors". Just recently saw him on Gotham

2045RadicalMattZ said:

JabarR74 said:

Who here has ever seen.....................................................

Probably MOST old time fans. The film WAS generational. ..it's gotten a second luge as a cult film. It's pretty damn good (*just avoid the DIRECTORS CUT with the comic book crap) FYI: They're also doing a WARRIORS cast reunion (*most of the mains that aren't dead) this month at an autograph convention. ...look it up. HOLLYWOOD something er other. I was debating going, hopefully to try to complete a dead guys playmate autograph collection. ...but i already have Julie McCullough's) B movie stars AND "The Beav and Wally"...if you'd asked me years ago I'd have been thrilled to see Tawny Kitaen as well. ...but. ...oh Lord. ...the surgeries

Checked IMDB most of the main cast is still alive except for

Anybody here remembered watching the Warriors on HBO back in the day? I don't know about you but back in the late 70's and real early 80's HBO would play like 2 movies all day long. Remembered this movie (as well as Coal Miners Daughter, C.H.O.M.P.S, Alien, Rock and Roll High school and others) being played all day long.

JabarR74 said:

Cute, it put a smile on alot of people's faces there

JabarR74 said:

that was just sad

kpowers said:

He ad-libbed that. Awesome!

He was also Sully in Arnold's claissic "Commando". Arnold promised to kill him last, and ultimately let him go.

RodeoSchro said:

kpowers said:

He ad-libbed that. Awesome!

He was also Sully in Arnold's claissic "Commando". Arnold promised to kill him last, and ultimately let him go.

I was going to say that he pretty much came up with that....not sure how much but it is a classic!

another movie in this same area is Assault on Precinct 13 (1976)

I love tis movie lol. Be lookin good boppers.

BTW, the dj was the one given principle Joe Clark trouble in Lean On Me

kpowers said:

Anybody here remembered watching the Warriors on HBO back in the day? I don't know about you but back in the late 70's and real early 80's HBO would play like 2 movies all day long. Remembered this movie (as well as Coal Miners Daughter, C.H.O.M.P.S, Alien, Rock and Roll High school and others) being played all day long.

..and Animal House, Grease,

One of my all time fave films!! Wish they'd made a sequel showing us more of the different gangs. This website is well worth a read for info on the gangs in the film: http://warriorsmovie.co.uk/gangs

Also, check out the documentary Rubble Kings ... great film abou the real gangs of New York in the seventies that sounds very close to The Warriors: https://en.wikipedia.org/...bble_Kings

rdhull said:

kpowers said:

Anybody here remembered watching the Warriors on HBO back in the day? I don't know about you but back in the late 70's and real early 80's HBO would play like 2 movies all day long. Remembered this movie (as well as Coal Miners Daughter, C.H.O.M.P.S, Alien, Rock and Roll High school and others) being played all day long.

..and Animal House, Grease,

oh yeah those too, plus Logan's Run, Halloween and Flash Gordon also come to mind

DaveT said:

One of my all time fave films!! Wish they'd made a sequel showing us more of the different gangs. This website is well worth a read for info on the gangs in the film: http://warriorsmovie.co.uk/gangs

Also, check out the documentary Rubble Kings ... great film abou the real gangs of New York in the seventies that sounds very close to The Warriors: https://en.wikipedia.org/...bble_Kings

Maybe during that time, but now would be a bad reboot. Plus you know Samuel L. Jackson and the Rock would be in it

kpowers said:

DaveT said:

One of my all time fave films!! Wish they'd made a sequel showing us more of the different gangs. This website is well worth a read for info on the gangs in the film: http://warriorsmovie.co.uk/gangs

Also, check out the documentary Rubble Kings ... great film abou the real gangs of New York in the seventies that sounds very close to The Warriors: https://en.wikipedia.org/...bble_Kings

Maybe during that time, but now would be a bad reboot. Plus you know Samuel L. Jackson and the Rock would be in it

a remake or whatever was planned at some point... I think it would be a bad idea...no way they recapture this

kpowers said:

DaveT said:

One of my all time fave films!! Wish they'd made a sequel showing us more of the different gangs. This website is well worth a read for info on the gangs in the film: http://warriorsmovie.co.uk/gangs

Also, check out the documentary Rubble Kings ... great film abou the real gangs of New York in the seventies that sounds very close to The Warriors: https://en.wikipedia.org/...bble_Kings

Maybe during that time, but now would be a bad reboot. Plus you know Samuel L. Jackson and the Rock would be in it

Yeah, I heard a reboot might have been on the cards. Only if they set it during the same era, it wouldn't work in a modern setting ... the gang members would all be tooled up with guns or twiddling on their phones for most of the film.

I actually read the book that the movie is based off which has a very different tone then the movie. The Boppers the guys in the purple suits and hats were what the Warriors were wearing in the book.

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I have the Director's Cut DVD. Some die-hard fans hate the comic-book panel scene transitions in this version. But enjoy it and the original version too.

It's pretty interesting/cool that both Lynne Thigpen and Marcelino Sanchez would later work on PBS educational shows ("Where in The World is Carmen Sandiego", The Bloodhound Gang segments in "3-2-1 Contact"). May they rest in peace...

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Yeah, just classic 70s mood and structure. I remember being quite obsessed with the PS2 game as well, spent many a night throwing garbage cans through store windows and beating up people and stuff.