The Warriors Movie Site Forum

Although I have not yet seen the Warriors game - still no PC port :) - I have recently come across an interesting find: a dedicated player of "The Warriors" took it upon himself to extract the game's complete soundtrack from within its files, and then posted it online. Apparently, it contains the co...

Let me resurrect this old thread once again, then, to make it as immortal as the Warriors music itself... :) Here is some more updated information about my little expanded soundtrack project that was originally discussed above -  I posted this updated information in another thread, in the guest foru...

And this is that original old thread that I meant: http://warriorsmovie.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=389.0 I might as well post this little update in it, too, in case someone is looking for some newer information on the missing music... Oh, I forgot to mention - the titles of those additional tracks ...

My goodness... to see this again...! :D I just glance at the forum every once in a while, but when I saw this, I had to post... :) Those are actually mine. Quite a while ago there was a thread about the complete soundtrack, with the missing music reinserted, and I decided to assemble such a soundtra...

Homer wrote the Anabasis ... Yes, if one were to assume that Homer was a real person... if one were to transfer him, depending on the source consulted, six to three centuries into his own objective future... and if one were to assume that "Homer" was a hitherto unknown alias of Xenophon's, then ind...

I have a 'script'
...
>makeing
>whiped
>relize
>insted
>apocoliptic
>alot
...

Ye Jove almighty...

The Warriors' score is rather unimpressive.

http://imdb.com/poll/

In such a case, a good attorney would probably attempt an entrapment defense, indeed... But everything would come to the word of a presumably spotless police officer against the word of a known street gangster who probably already had a record. Now estimate his chances... Realistically, though, in s...

The excuse explanation: bleached hair or wig.

The realistic explanation: Yurick's goof.

Needless to say, the gang was fabricated by Hill.

The most prized? The budget, I suppose.

What kind of a rock? The part is unequivocally human.

As I said elsewhere, Rembrandt is the only Warrior who uses his brain rather than his head during the Lizzies encounter.

Why, Cleon, of course. He is easily and permanently dispatched within the first ten minutes - ergo, he is absolutely useless throughout the remaining body of the film.

Speaking of "looking gay", it's an interesting choice to use that photo above, with its image of a half-naked, oiled Swan carrying a look of fresh satisfaction on his face, and a kneeling Luther who appears to be wiping his lips...