The Warriors Movie Site Forum

Godfather wrote:Nice! Who knew ebay started back then (see the sign on the bottom left of the window).

LOL!

Very sad news - although I have read only The Warriors - there's another book of his that I wanted to read - I believe it is called Fertig - its the novel he wrote just after The Warriors. It was also made into a movie called The Confession starring Ben Kingsley and Alec Baldwin. Is that right? Goo...

Very sad news - although I have read only The Warriors - there's another book of his that I wanted to read - I believe it is called Fertig - its the novel he wrote just after The Warriors.

Google street view is a big help as well. If you have trouble finding the Ophans location in Queens, Search for Y and Y Barbers. I joint run a facebook warriors fan page. I'll be doing a daily location feature at some point in the next few weeks; probably after christmas. Keep an eye on this page.....

The iconic wonder wheel at sunset looks nice

Thanks for the post - I can picture a young Chevy Chase providing backup vocals for "In Havana". The soundtrack is solid man, and as the writer of this article implies, underrated. I agree with Ninth Delegate about the inclusion of some of the interlude bits in the movie - that would be nice to have...

That's sad news - I like reading his intro in the The Wariors book, reading his comments on how he developed the story and his thoughts on seeing the movie.

Good find!! Its a B/W photo - so wonder how the colours are

The moment The Warriors would take their colours off the Orphans would have snickered and gone after them right there and than - not that The Warriors were scared - no they were ready to fight anyone - but with their vests ON

Apparently Tony Scott had inoperable brain cancer and left notes for his family. Poor guy.

Just read this news - and had to come to this site to confirm if he was the same director reportedly to work on a Warriors reload. Never saw Top Gun - but did see a whole host of other movies he made - and I really liked his take on Pelham 1-2-3. When I see that film, its the dialogue that grabs you...

Hey thanks for sharing. Always liked the fact that Sol Yurick loved this opening sequence when he saw the film.

Nice pic of the Roguemobile! I wonder what ever happened to that "car", did they toss it into the ocean after the movie was filmed or is it still kickin around somewhere in Brooklyn....guess someone needs to ask Walter Hill.

4nik8 wrote:The glass may soon runneth over, as there's now a new cover preview image!

Excellent news! Thanks 4nik8 for the update...we've been patient this long, a little while more and it will all be in our grubby little hands....