The Warriors
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In the near future, a charismatic leader summons the street gangs of New York City in a bid to take it over. When he is killed, The Warriors are falsely blamed and now must fight their way home while every other gang is hunting them down.
Cast
- Michael Beck
- James Remar
- Dorsey Wright
- Brian Tyler
- David Harris
- Tom McKitterick
- Marcelino Sánchez
- Terry Michos
- Deborah Van Valkenburgh
- Roger Hill
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- Feb 4, 2015
The scene on the subway when they're sitting opposite the rich kids is probably the best depiction of a class divide I've ever seen, you know? That pretty much silent scene tells you a million things about this fantasy world, more than hours of plot ever could. When Swan…
robynAug 21, 2014How I see myself: A Warrior How others see me: A Baseball Fury How I really am: An Orphan.
lairdApr 5, 2021100% would’ve gotten caught that’s way too much running for me
kayla - Jan 12, 2020
a really great promotion for the virtues of public transportation
comrade_yuiSep 28, 2020My remake: *clink*clink*clink* “Warriors! Come out as gaaaaay!”
Alexei ToliopoulosJun 1, 2025Masai is the best character in this by a landslide, dude did nothing but aurafarm
James (Schaffrillas) - Mar 30, 2017
"Can you dig it?" Yes, I dig it, but try explaining this film to somebody and it sounds dumb: "So yeah there's this gang of men that wear vests that were framed into a high gang leader's assassination and now all the gang's are after them as they try to catch the train…
DarrenMar 24, 2023This is what I thought I looked like hanging out at that big electrical box in my neighborhood cul-de-sac
Sydney🚀Feb 22, 2024other gangs: lets uber home from the club me and the boys journey getting home from the club:
Jay
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- 10000BCman lovedThe Warriors
absolute greatest of all time contender
keira lovedThe WarriorsA captivating masterpiece about gangs in New York City. The Warriors have to bop their way back to Coney while hitting every obstacle imaginable. Rival gangs, cops, anything that could’ve gone wrong probably did. Innocent until proven guilty doesn’t exist on the streets tonight.
Justin likedThe WarriorsThis is a pretty good movie but it definitely feels like a product of its time. Not dated necessarily but definitely very 70’s.
- Joe B dislikedThe Warriors
A lackluster project depicting a fictional New York with mostly unlikable protagonists and an even more unlikable antagonist. I was bored and unimpressed, but at least I can now say I’ve watched it.
JudeDude lovedThe WarriorsCult classic that my family would quote often growing up. It’s not for everyone but has enjoyable fights and action scenes, a compelling storyline, and lots of cool shooting locations in 1970s NYC.
Caltrop Star lovedThe WarriorsTrendy gang movie with the concept of what if an evil gang blamed another gang and then all the gangs went after them on one night. Very interesting and good story.
- mendes lovedThe Warriors
vai fazer 50 anos mas nunca vai sair do topo, um dos meus filmes preferidos e que eu queria que mais pessoas falassem sobre
Lando lovedThe WarriorsCult classic, crazy nostalgia trip to good times when it was so often easier to tell a good story will much less.
Hasvik is "meh" onThe Warriorswasn't the best concept to begin with but hasn't aged too well either. iconic to some but eh to others.
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- DWdominick wilson
Metacritic
The Warriors is a real peculiarity, a movie about street gang warfare, written and directed as an exercise in mannerism. There's hardly a moment when we believe that the movie's gangs are real or that their members are real people or that they inhabit a real city. That's where the peculiarity comes in: I don't think we're supposed to. No matter what impression the ads give, this isn't even remotely intended as an action film. It's a set piece. It's a ballet of stylized male violence.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
Hill, shooting by night and on location together with his OOP Andrew Laszlo, gives the film dazzling style. New York's oil-slicked streets become a labyrinth lit by pools of reflecting light, both scary and strangely beautiful - grimy realism it isn't. It also manages to humanize the gang-bangers to a surprising extent, illustrating the material and emotional poverty that forces them onto the streets in the first place.
Adam Smith
Empire
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