The Warriors - 1979 ( Ending Beach Scene ) - HD 1080p
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- The Warriors is a 1979 American action film directed by Walter Hill. It is based on Sol Yurick's 1965 novel of the same name, which was, in turn, based on Xenophon's Anabasis. The story centers on a New York City gang who must make an urban journey of 30 miles (48 km), from the north end of The Bronx to their home turf in Coney Island in southern Brooklyn, after they are framed for the murder of a respected gang leader. It was released in the United States on February 9, 1979.
After reports of vandalism and violence, Paramount temporarily halted their advertising campaign and released theater owners from their obligation to show the film. Despite its initially negative reception, The Warriors has since become a cult film, and it has spawned multiple spinoffs, including video games and a comic book series.
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Swan: "When we see the ocean, we figure we're home...we're safe."
I always loved that little line there. Just sets the tone so well.
It's a direct reference to Anabasis: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thalatta!_Thalatta!
@@quotationmarksedits Thank you for enlightening me
It fits into his arc. He’s become disillusioned by the whole gang thing and realizes there’s more to life than this. I’m sure he moved on to be his own man.
Sadly this isn't the case because of the Jailbreak comic since Swan is still with the Warriors@@masterzombie161
I love how it cuts off with Luther painfully screaming “NOOOOO-!”
The games ending has you playing as the riffs beating the crap out the rouges
@@THERANDOMMAN91 NICE!!!!!!
@@THERANDOMMAN91 "COME BACK HERE....AND DIIIIIIIE LIKE A MAAAAAAN"- Masai to Luther in the game
@@seanlewis1148 "WHERE'S YOUR GUN NOW HUH!?"
-Masai while probably beating Luther to death
Hey Sully remember I promised I kill you last?!!! I LIED!!!
The least the Riffs could had done was apologize to The Warriors for wrongly killing Cleon.
U should read the comic on the aftermath
@@THERANDOMMAN91 what happens..
@CARLOS MENDOZA send me the link I need to know
@CARLOS MENDOZA 🤣 my bad I was too hyped to learn
These are gangs we're talking about here. Since when do gangs apologize to other gangs for killing a member of theirs? If anything they dwell in that. Even though the leader did not apologize for his crew wrongly killing Cleon he did acknowledge their credibility and they weren't wearing their gang colors. So there was a level of respect and acknowledgment. Plus the truce was off after that. It is what it is. You can take it or leave it. Let's not get caught up in fantasy thinking. Ever heard of the saying no emotion that's what business is? An apology is not gonna bring Cleon back and further more the Warriors didn't know what happened to Cleon. So maybe it is best that they didn't tell them that. Some things are better left unsaid. That's the truth.
"No reason, I just like doing things like that"
This statement effectively says that the warriors comrades died or were arrested for nothing, because one fucking idiot decided pull the trigger at random.
A very subtle way of showing the futility of gang violence after the best part of an hour glamorising it. Very well done to the film makers
It always makes me laugh when he say's that "No reason, I just like doing things like that" LOL
Sounds like every despot/dictator in history.
Could’ve always you know, not joined a gang
I didn't understand it when I was very young, but that's why that little guy Luther gets away with pushing around all the bigger guys in his gang, because they know he'll kill them anytime, for any or no reason, and just laugh.
@@MrOccyc putin privately answering why he invaded ukraine.
“You Warriors are good, real good.”
The Best !
@@luvbootys "The rest is ours"
"The rest is ours"
Bapak kau jembutan
@@philipmonolagi269 Nooooooooooooooo!
It's great how Riffs leader Masai allows Swan for a bit of boasting when Swan says "The best." That was part of the reward, and also an acknowledgement of the resilience of the Warriors. A showing of respect from the Riffs, which probably doesn't come easy.
Rest is ours nah I don't think so you guys killed our leader cleon and we lost 2 other guys
he rhymed it
Puré epic
@@utahsilvey5930Cleon's death was a mistake, but the Riffs didn't kill any other Warriors. It was a cop in the blatant subway scene murder.
@@bustinarant also Ajax was just arrested soooo the warriors only technically lost 2 guys during the whole ordeal which is impressive if you think about it
"No reason, I just like doing things like that" ... some people just wanna see the world burn.
Such a great yet true comparison. Some people just don't give a fuck ahaha
That's exactly why that little skinny guy Luthor was the gang leader, and pushed the other bigger guys in the gang around. Because they knew he "liked doing things like that" for no reason, he will kill anyone including them without hesitation and laugh about it right after. That was his rep.
Fuckin Esau
og joker
STFU
One really cool thing about how it was shot is that none of the The Riffs but their leader watches any of the warriors, they no longer care about them they only look at the rogues.
why the rouge, its rogue
Their sights are set on whatever target the leader says is their target. Thats terrifying
The little details like that matters, you don’t really see that in movies anymore
I just noticed that today, watched this film a lot of times. Definitely a specific direction that was given to them, and makes their leader even cooler
The riffs are out for blood thats why lol
The Warriors, Escape from New York and the outsiders are three masterpieces of this genre.
I totally agree.
💯% 👌🏽
Can't argue with that.
I agree. The Wanderers is also an epic gang movie.
@@Skaz32225 yes!! I forgot about that movie. A much different feel in that movie, being less dark and serious but nonetheless a great movie.
The one time where bringing a knife to a gunfight actually worked in the knife thrower's favor.
That's cause Swan is a beast 😂🤣👍✊👌
Magnificent 7 anyone?
Kristian Fischer Was gonna say that. James Couburn, fastest knife thrower in the old west
@@revo1974 I was shooting at the horse.
@@revo1974 Also in a John Wayne movie.James Caan beat a gunslinger with a knife.
When the riffs start marching toward the beach it’s like some Game of Thrones shit. So badass.
Ultimo Dragon how is it some game of thrones shit when game of thrones wasn’t even out 😂😂🤔
Evolution like medieval is more what I meant I suppose haha
Did they take a few subway cars down, or did they borrow some vehicles? And since when is there a huge black gang underneath Gramercy Park? Although
who knows what's underneath Gramercy Park, or even, IN Gramercy Park?
Ultimate
No. It's the other way around. GOT are copying the Warriors cinematography.
It’s so funny to hear him screaming at the end. 😂🤣
Oh yes you know nothing good was gonna happen
I remember watching this movie a while back & I was looking at Luther & was like he looks familiar. Then when I heard him scream I was like wait that’s Sully from Commando!
It’s even more funny in the game, u play as the Riffs and beat the piss out the rouges
Me and my brother stay playing out this scene 😂
In the warriors video game, at the end credits, you get to play as the riffs beating on poor Luther and the rouges 😂
“Good news, Boppers. The big alert had been called off. Turns out that the early reports were wrong, all wrong. Now for that group out there that had such a hard time getting home. Sorry about that. I guess the best we can do for you is to play you a song.”
Someone should kill that bitch 🤣😂
@@mauriciosalgadogonzalez2305 😂😂
😂😂😂
2 dead, one arrested - but yeah, 'sorry about that'!
♫ Somewhere out on that horizon . . .
I'm always impressed by the gang members' teeth. Those gangs must have a great dental plan.
I see what you did there. 🤣🤣🤣
You'll have to thank there social worker for scoring then that dental plan.
Same with Lord of the Rings 😂
Lord of the rings clean teeth don’t make sense even though in an era like that there were still ways to clean teeth but warriors that makes sense there teeth is clean I’m sure they got trap houses and shit like that etc they got tooth brushes some where
When they fight they started "not in the face"
02:09 - To bad the director didn't take advantage of Masai's mirrored sunglasses, and have Swan's face reflecting directly off of them. That would have been a great shot.
I also wished he would've got David to do a second take and move his hair out of the way of his eyes. Seeing Luther's full fearful face would've been a satisfying shot for the viewer.
His pecs will suffice
This movie was shot for 50 bucks and half a meatball sub. They couldn't do that shit.
"You still lookin' for us?" I love how Swan delivers that line: Honest but tough, no BS, willing to face up to come what may just like the entire night's journey, but appealing to reason and evidence. Then the nod to the Riffs' leader basically saying, "Okay, Luther's yours. This is our turf, but it's your justice. Let us leave, you do your thing. Peace and respect between Warriors and Riffs."
" You Warriors are good, real good. "
" The best " 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Not as good as my Warriors.
“The Rest is ours.”
“(Nods in respect)”
@@stetson711 LOL Modern Warrior fans don't even know what Run TMC means or know while Spree or Billy Owens is. Ask a Warrior fan who drafted Penny Hardaway and they would say Orlando.
Loved the Riffs... too bad we didn’t see more of them... the rest is OURS! Love it
@Me Art Move facts!
@Me Art Move I disagree. B/c even if they made a sequel and it was bad, you can always just go back to the first movie.
@Me Art Move especially since it was supposed to have featured mark wahlberg and samuel l.jackson 🥫🥫
@@heisensaul5538 Sometimes, sequels are better than the originals.
@@treseancann1261 that is true sometimes (T2 is better than the first Terminator). However what I was saying is that if a sequel was made and it was bad, it wouldn't ruin the original movie b/c you can always just go back to it and say never again to the 2nd movie lol
I always wondered how the Rogues were able to just walk into the Warriors home turf in Coney Island unchallenged.There had to have been at least 100 more Warriors there already waiting not to mention lookouts who would’ve spotted them easily in that car. Most likely, the rest of the Warriors would’ve surrounded and “wasted” them like The Riffs did.
The Rogues...not the Punks. And you're right, it's a bit illogical
@@janverbanck probably because they had the right to avenge Cyrus.
There was an alternate opening to the movie with Cleon stating there are 120 Warriors plus affiliates. So yeah, I'm surprised no other Warrior showed up.
Maybe it was seen that They "broke the truce" there must be rules as they "alienated" themselves. Much like john wick becoming ex-comuncato
I always figured that because it was early dawn. Swan's unit didn't have time to raise help from the other Warriors. There were no mobile phones and who knows if those guys would've even had coin for a payphone. Plus they're kids/late night folk...they'd most likely all be asleep. So someone would've had to go on foot to get help. Plus its about honour and reputation. When the Rogues started stalking them they weren't going to just run off and not face the threat head-on. There's a lot of levels to this ;-)
The extended edition shows The Riffs tiptoeing across the sand whispering ‘SHUSH!’ at each other.
🤣
I’m 43 and I have little but clear memories of the early 80’s.
Being “tough” was a serious thing in an inner city neighborhood at the time which is why a lot of movies from 79-84 were based on “tough kids”.
I remember my older brothers’ friends wore the denim jackets, Chuck Taylor all star shoes and I would eaves drop on him and his friends talk about who is the toughest. They had a list of neighborhood kids in order.
They way nerds would talk about which superhero could beat this superhero common talk was which guy can beat up which other guy.
They weren’t necessarily in a street gang just groups of kids who were street tough.
It was everything to them.
Then… break dancing got popular.
Then skateboarding took over.
Gosh.
Such nostalgia watching this.
Nowadays we have the same Problems, kids and teens doing crimes, robbery and more violence.
Two wasted, one busted, when the whole of New York's gangs were coming down on you.
They had to have impressed the entire city with that. Respect goes a long way.
Only Fox died, Cleon was being held by the Riffs and were healed and released by the Riffs after they found out the Warriors are innocent. There was a comic that explains the aftermath of the movie and they break Ajax out of jail.
@Alric Otar thats typical BS non canon stuff just to make money off the loyal fanbase by giving them a side story. The book and movie are what stands. And its clear Cleon was beat to death.
@@adamzez Not really. Give me proof that the comic is non-canon lmao. And obviously it's not a side-story, it's an actual sequel that directly happens after the movie. I don't even like this damn gang wannabe movie, but even I can tell that much lol stop talking out of your ass.
While it's nice that the comic has a more happy outcome, I prefer the movie and game where it's implied that Cleon was wasted. Especially within the context of the game since getting invited to the meeting was something that Cleon pushed for HARD. I love the dramatic irony of Cleon creating the circumstances that caused his death.
Not to mention:
Escaped the Turnbull ACs
Wasted the Orphans
Escaped the cops
Wasted the Baseball Furies
Escaped the Lizzes
Wasted the Punks
Would have easily wasted the Rogues
The Warriors WERE the best!
I love the fact that in amongst the Riff members carrying hockey sticks is one guy with a goalie stick.
It's a little known fact that those weren't weapons. The Riffs were on their way to the annual Coney Island hockey tournament and just stumbled upon this scene.
And also chains and other possible weapons in hand.
@@vsmith3rd Good one.
You never know when a game of 5-on-5 might break out in the streets!
Have to come prepared! 🙂
I'm sure the riffs heard Luther admit to killing Cyrus so he just sealed his fate here.
His fate was already sealed, before this scene, another witness besides Fox comes and tells Masai the truth.
@@WonkyTonkBotty Only problem is, Fox was dead by then.
He was electrocuted on the subway tracks after the cop threw him.
That didn't mean that Fox wasn't the only one who saw Luther shoot Cyrus.
@@redpyramid1914 Umm, that's what I said. "Another witness besides Fox"
@@redpyramid1914 No, Fox got ran over by a subway car.
1:35 that chant gives me goosebumps
The Riffs was NO JOKE!!!
Legends says after those knuckleheads were carved up. They we're then buried in the sand, head first.
Did you notice the police badge on Luthor? It's a clue.
Luthor gets on a pay phone earlier in the movie to report the night's events to 'someone' in authority. That someone is probably a police official.
Luthor is likely a police informant who ratted out the RIFF's big conclave.
Dirty cops probably paid Luthor and the Rogues under the table to shoot Cyrus while he was vulnerable on the podium so he could never unite the gangs.
Luthor had everything to gain for himself and his gang including immunity from prosecution if caught.
The city had a vested interest in shutting down Cyrus before he could organize an army of gang members that would outnumber the police.
Luthor and the Rogues are a de facto death squad in service to the city. Cyrus's execution was to serve as a warning to any other would-be crime kingpins.
But the Warriors were able to avoid both the police and getting wasted by other gangs and make it back to Coney Island...which left Cyrus's murder unresolved.
The Rogues had to waste the Warriors in order to silence any questions about the death of Cyrus.
Notice also that Luthor's gun is probably a throwaway .38 police special given to him by the authorities.
In the end, a gang member comes forward and fingers the Rogues and Luthor as Cyrus's real killers anyway.
The Riffs then capture Luthor and the Rogues and beat the truth out of them...which sets up 'WARRIORS II - WAR OF THE RIFFS'.
Luthor is kept alive after he fingers the cops that ordered the hit on Cyrus. He identifies the dirty city officials and cops that sent him after Cyrus.
The other Rogue members are then killed by the Riffs and left at the doorsteps of the guilty officials as a declaration of war against the city.
The Riffs decide to start putting cops in the hospital instead of killing them and turning public sentiment against them.
Eventually the police department has had enough and decide to negotiate. Ajax is released back to the Warriors gang with a message for them to deliver to the Riffs...
"Call off the war...or else..."
This movie never get old
I can dig it
When I was going through Navy boot camp and my first schools in Orlando back in 1986, a "RIF" was someone who still hadn't been assigned a company for boot camp, a n00b boot, if you will. (RIF=Recruit In-Processing Facility). RIFs marched around in civilian clothes and raincoats with RIF stenciled on back. When this movie was showing as a midnight movie at one of the local theaters, we cracked up when the RIFFs showed up on the beach while yelling "RIFFS!".
"Riffs!" "yeah RIGHT!" (we used to say yeah Right all day long in summer camp in 1979 to annoy our counselors)
I guess one thing that's always bothered me about this scene. After Swan nails him with the knife, no one picks up the gun he dropped.
My bad nvm I think I now understand what you meant
It’s a one on one fight. Luther lost
Is just a movie. Entertainment
It's a fight against the 2, and no one should interfere against them
i’m reminded of a line from Saturday Night Fever “That was the way they took the poison back then” 😆
He screams the same way when Arnie drops him down the hillside in Commando
My mom took me to the drive inn we saw this and upnsmoke on a double feature night......the warriors and superman two films that will always stick.thanks~
Over here in Ireland it was shown as a double bill along with "The Wanderers"
"The best."
Just people living in the moment, not a cell phone in sight.
Me forcing out a big beefy shit 1:10 then finding out there is no toilet paper 3:08
🤣🤣🤣 You need more fiber.
😭😭😭😭😅
1:11 One of the best screams in movie history!
I love how in the reflection of the Riff's leader's sunglasses, you only see the reflection of the Warriors in it. There's no reflection of the Rogues, just an empty beach.
I love how all the Riffs rock up in black
I feel like "the rest is ours" osn't just referring to them killingthe Rogues, but also the territory in NYC, like them saying "You can keep your slice, but stay there."
I Love this movie because the warriors are great protagonists. Unlike other gangs in fiction, They have a sense of honor and respect which is why they didn't kill anyone and just wanted to go home once they were famed for Cryus's murder. I think the Riffs see this honor and respect as well which is why they believe they didn't do it and let them out. Great Movie.
I think the leader of the Riffs looks so badass with those mirror aviator sunglasses
If I were one of the Rogues, I would have jumped into the water and swam my ass off once the Riffs made their presence known
Why...because Black guys can't swim? 🤣
The Riffs would have caught up with them and turned the water into the Rogues' grave.
@@redpyramid1914 Brothas don't swim.
And strangely, for the next few days, every life guard up and down the coastline is wearing a black T and pants and toting a hockey stick or chains.
Love the ketchup between Luther's fingers they use as fake blood. Also love it how Swan takes his knife back but nobody bothers to pick up Luther's gun. I would think that would be a more important priority. Did it just get lost in the sand? All that said, I think the Warriors' turf is pretty cool - how many street gangs have beach access and a Ferris wheel under their control, after all?
01:10 - The greatest over acting in the history of cinema. That is how my 3 year old acts when I try to get him to eat his vegetables.
Sounds like your kid is going to grow up to be a great actor if you ask me.
I mean... to be fair
Getting a knife thrown into your hand would be painful as heck
So i feel like it might not be overacting lul
@@xero9ravity150 lol some folk don't remember how bad physical pain can get
"Waaaaarrrrriors *clink, clink, clink* Come Out To Playyyyyy *clink, clink, clink* Waaaaaaasrriors *clink, clink, clink* Come Out To Plaayyyaaayyyy..."
This movie could not be made today and be as good.
Obviously. For a start, NYC isn’t quite the hellhole it used to be, though this is coming from someone who’s never been there. The difference is clear though.
@@horrorfanandy4647 no its still quite dangerous only today they would just shoot each other and it would be over in minutes.
@@RichWeigel
Oh of course. I mean even back then that would have happened as well, the film is ridiculous and over the top and quite intentionally so. No I more meant more in terms of the visual aesthetics, 42nd street isn’t quite the sleaze-fest it once was. It’s a slightly cleaner looking place, but I don’t doubt it’s still dangerous. But again I don’t live in NY, so I’m no authority on it, just what I’ve heard.
he played his role as a bad guy excellent, Respect for that. Without him the warriors werent famous. Remember that. Thats the strangest part. ;-))
happy 40 annivasery warriors
excellent book. Great movie. Killer video game. I think my favorite part of the game was at the end during the credits when you beat the shit out of the Rouges as the Gramercy Riffs. Love this movie, one of my all time favorites.
Yes the book was good the writing was fantastic actually
1979 was a good year for Walter Hill not just because he's directing this action cult classic, but also he was the producer and wrote the final draft of the script for Alien with David Giler.
And he then drafted David Patrick Kelly into another classic after this. DPK played Luther (same guy?) again in Walter Hill's next movie starring Nick Nolte and an upstart named Eddie Murphy in a movie called 48 Hours.
After 48 Hrs, Hill directed Streets of Fire with Diane Lane. Willem Dafoe is Raven, leader of a biker gang. Cult classic.
@@anthonydixon452 I remember 48 hours. If it was the same Luther, then he died twice.
The Warriors always had native american theme to the gang maybe as a sign of honor. I noticed when Swan took his blade back he then cleaned of the blood in the dudes hair. Almost like a non lethal scalping.
Riffs wasn’t no joke
It’s marcelino sánchez (Rembrant) birthday today
Happy birthday too a legend and thanks for being a great character in one of my favourite movies and games of all time....🙏🏻
RIP you are the greatest 💓🙏🏻💓
Before Boyz In The Hood there were The Warriors.
Who would be stupid enough to pick a fight with The Warriors?
These guys blew through _every_ gang put in their was.
Now they're on their home turf, where there's dozens of members.
The Rogues were not the brightest bunch.
But the dozens of Warriors didn't show up. It was just Swan and the other six on the beach.
Rifss:YEAH RIGHT
The screaming makes me feel Justice is served😂
Heard In The City yesterday and immediately thought of this scene. Great ending! Love the hockey sticks!
Hockey sticks. Not practical swinging a hockey stick in a crowd of people.
1:36 - “Riffs! Yeah, right!”
Love how not 1 but 2 rival gangs are on the Warriors turf and no response from them. What are they taking a nap?
Warriors come out and play
The real crime is the HD version of this movie.
Warriors in HD looks like a low budget movie of some TH-camr and his mid range video recorder.
It's crisp, I give you that, but the colors and "resolution" of 1979 made it, what it is.
Exactly.
The Warriors must have had a pretty good rep as tough guys after all this.
Check the jailbreak comics
Those dude had hockey sticks !! 😂
kingdomdominionalc mylec hockey sticks
Where's the hundreds of bottles Swan and Snow had to throw?
I love this comment !
One of the best movie inspired game easily
I never realized the irony of the hockey sticks.
how was nobody hit by that bullet when swan quicktime dodged?
Love that scream
hour and a half movie because he killed someone....epic conclusion. "i just like doing things like that"
It's impressive how campily acted this is. The Warriors is basically like a live action cartoon.
Based on a comic book
IMO transcends ever genre, except Perhaps Shakespeare.
3:08 the way he screams 😂😂🤣🤣
The greatest movie ever, period. I'm such a huge fan that I've actually taken a pilgrimage down the route the warriors took. You might say, "a pilgrimage from the Bronx to Brooklyn, what's wrong with you?" It's my all time favorite movie and I've seen it hundreds of times so, yep I did that quite a few times.
I remember my cousin sneaking his brother and me into the cinema to watch this as we were way too young ha ha! (he worked there, but wasn't much older himself) back in '79. It was shown here in Ireland as a double bill alongside 'The Wanderers'... I'll never forget it!
Next you gotta read Xenophon's Anabasis and follow the path of the Ten-Thousand Mercenaries.
Never bring a gun to a knife fight. Swan- Hold My Beer.
Incredibly clear and well defined video. Also brings back memories. I'll see this film again.
Jaws, The Warriors , same breath, movie making at its best
Nobody screams like David Michael Kelly.
Luther: “One on one? You’re crazy!”
Swan: “ I’M crazy? You’re driving around in a hearse, clinking bottles and shooting people in parks”
When the Riffs walked up, the Warriors didn’t even flinch. They were hardened at that point.
They don't make movies like this anymore
Because it should stay in the 80s lmao
This SERIOUSLY NEEDS a return in the current modern day
Camera phones would’ve cought who shot Cyrus
From 3:00 -3:12 the members of the Rogues (especially the leader Luther) knew that the Riffs (carrying clubs, chains, baseball bats, hockey sticks, nunchucks etc) was going to beat the shit out them until they can't see them anymore.
I think that they more likely have actually beaten up all of them til' death considering the fact they killed their leader.
and just like Tommy DeVito in Goodfellas, the defeated no symbolizes that they are dead and they know it.
@@WillHendersonTX .....True dat.
I thought I saw a machete in there too...
They all were beaten to death.
That scream still gives me chills
I love this movie ......but how did he not hit one of the Warriors behind Swan?
Must have been the same type of gun the Lizzies used.
@@Reggie2000 It's called a shitty Saturday Night Special with bad rifling.(or none)
Better question: where the fuck riffs teleport to there? Is a fucking beach
@@thiscorrosion900 but isn't that the same gun he used to kill Cyrus with?
@@MarcoStrange Hrm, you're right, that's true. Range was about 35-50 feet estimated, max. though. It doesn't need to be a super accurate gun at that range,
it just needs to work right and not misfire.
It never ended well for David Patrick Kelly. The Riffs get him here, Arnold drops him from the cliff in Commando and he’s taped and driven off the pier in The Crow.
"I just don't want the Riffs down on my head"
Opps.
It's amazing the quality of the original film. Just didn't have the viewing technology on our screens.
But I can't help feel it looses something in HD, that decades past image graineness creates a lot of the atmosphere.
Very true! ...But it is nice just to view the odd clip in this type of clarity. It's like you where there, standing behind the camera as it was being filmed.
@@coolmacatrain9434 Think you just hit the nail on the head, that's what these high def clips do, make you feel like your on the set which obviously goes against 'immersion'
It looked different than how I remembered it. I was wondering about that myself.
'What happened to Luther??... I let him go!... muaaaaaarghhhhhh!
Gun man still sounding like a child when he says "no it was the warriors"
The game credit scene was so epic playing as the riffs surrounding and slaughter the Rogues!
It's a pity they didn't throw in a shot of the Warriors walking off, the crowd of Riffs behind them, all dropping synchronized elbows.
god this needs to be an HD release
This video is HD unbelievably clear👍
I believe this is Coney island in the year 1979 very beautiful My ELA teacher who's in his fifties Mentioned to us 2 days ago about the Warriors movie and about the Coney island boardwalk
What? No apology for making their Saturday night a living hell!? Come on, Riffs! You're better than that!
For the Warriors, just having the Riffs acknowledge how good they were was enough for them. Kind of like a way to apologize without actually saying the words.
Riffs don’t apologize for shit, even when they are in the wrong!
@Tony Mario swan looks like a real g, when he discovers that riffs killed cleon he should start a war
The DJ apologized on the Riffs behalf
@@jermainemartinez8282 Then she added insult to injury by playing them a Joe Walsh song. 😆
I recently watched this for the first time here for free with Ads. Great Movie.
“ I gotta ask a question”
How did they manage to fit the rogues into the body bags after those hockey sticks were rammed up their asses ?
"Some questions, you don't ask." Popeye Savedra, Blood In, Blood Out
This was a legitimate good movie
I always wondered who was the gang member who showed up at the Riffs headquarters with information that cleared the Warriors?
Everyone thinks they're a badass until the Riffs pull up .... them boys rolled up DEEP