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From Amazon.com:
Walter Hill's controversial 1979 drama was blamed for causing gang violence at theaters, but now it looks as highly stylized and pulpy as Hill (Last Man Standing) intended. The plot finds a New York gang having to cross the territory of rivals in order to get to their own 'hood. A sort of urban Western with a comic-book pace, artificial colors, fable-like tone, and broad acting, the film isn't intended to steep us in gritty realities so much as spin a decadent fantasy out of them. Still, this is a tough film with an almost futuristic element to its characterizations of gang activity, and it is more absorbing than Hill's more elaborate youth opera of punk wars, Streets of Fire. --Tom Keogh


The features made it worth the wait!!:
One of the common complaints about the original dvd release of The Warriors was always about the lack of features, mono sound and the overall presentation of such a cult classic. Paramount obviously listened and convinced Walter Hill to re-visit the film. The results are very nice. Not only, has the picture been remastered (much sharper than the previous) but the audio has been upgraded to DD 5.1 (really nice range from high to low). Four featurettes tell The Warriors story from the beginning to how the film became a surprise success. Too bad they couldn't track a lot more of the cast for interviews but the main ones are there (Swan, Ajax, Mercy and of course, Luther). I'm not going to spoil how the film has been modified but it definitely gives it a different feel and I enjoyed it. I first saw The Warriors when I was 12 and I've watched it numerous times over the years and the film never feels dated because Hill's vision had a very futuristic element to it and it still holds that magic even to this day. Buy it!!!


Add this to your "To Buy" List NOW!:
If you have not already heard of this movie, you will want to check it out! This is the classic of all classics. The "Gone With The Wind" of Gang movies, and action movies in general! The Special features, the suspense, the drama, and most importantly... the fight scenes! Two of my favourite quotes come out of this movie, from the clanging of the tins with him calling "Warriors, come out to play! Warriors come out to play! WARRIORS come out to play!!!" So I leave you asking yourself two questions, When will I buy this, and "CAN YOU DIG IT!?!"


YOU WARRIORS ARE GOOD, REAL GOOD.:
In the early 80s when video cassette movies where too expensive to buy, I would rent this movie allmost every month. I think it's safe to say it is now a classic. The cinematography, direction and rockin' music score was and still is fantastic. It's also a film I grow to respect a little more with each passing year for its anti-gun message, when you realize how trigger-happy most street gangs of today are. Next to 48 Hours, this will be the movie Walter Hill will be remembered for; one of my favorite director's.


They just dont make great movies like this anymore:
I'm 23 and just watched this killer movie for the first time last week on TV and I have to say I was glued to the screen until the very end.The most surprising part is that out of all my friends young and old nobody has ever told me about this movie.I have some cool news for any of you guys or gals out there who dont mind a good video game here and there, the infamous Rockstar ( makers of the Grand theft auto games) is making a warriors game!!! hell ya.Your basicly playing the movie wich sounds bad ass to me.You can check out a few video clips and screenshots at www.rockstargames.com/thewarriors .The game is due out in October around the same time as the collectors edition DVD.Now the game is still in early development but when you see the shots you know its the warriors baby.Come out and playyyyyyaa!


Zone FREE - All Zone:
Ce Blu ray a des sous-titres francais une piste audio francais mono et 5.1 Anglais Il est en zone free...All zone.sur PS3 Europe 40G.


Actor:Michael Beck
Actor:James Remar
Actor:Dorsey Wright
Actor:Brian Tyler (II)
Actor:David Harris
Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
Audience Rating:R (Restricted)
Binding:DVD
Director:Walter Hill
EAN:0097360112245
Format:NTSC
Format:Widescreen
Picture Format:Anamorphic Widescreen
Region Code:1
Release Date:2002-08-08
Theatrical Release Date:1979-02-09
UPC:097360112245



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