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I have finally made a copy of the documentary which visits the different filming locations in the film. Stillwell Avenue and the graveyard are my particular favourites. A big thanks to Jim for making it and letting me distribute it here! Unfortunately the video is very small, else it would take ages to download. Maybe a better quality version will be put on YouTube in the near future, but please ask Jim for this as he has the video file on the computer.

Video file is in WMV format and is 5.3MB in size.

Please click here to view it.

Wow, this is very cool.....Thanks Gareth. I have been trying to upload to YouTube and when I do it tells me that for some reason it cannot accept the file. Its short enough(I broke it up into 4 parts), but for whatever reason, it wont allow the files. I will eventually go back and give it another go. I hope everyone enjoys this version. Again, thanks for all the help.
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VERY COOL GUYS...
i have to say, this is what ive been looking foer on this site for a while. especially the cemetary sequence!
you guys beat me to the punch. started the same thing last august (2nd) and never got further than the Furies chase!!

(high) hats off to you guys! great job...like to see more!

and id really like a copy on a DVD-R  or DVD+RW disc. id be happy to send you some $$ for a copy!

it will be a great guide for me to see these locations myself next summer (before CONEY changes).

again great job!!
please PM me or let me know if i can get a copy...i will try your email which concluded the documentary

Thanks for taking the time and making this short movie.  It was well worth the wait. Much appreciated  =D> =D> =D>.  Its whetted my appitite for 09. Hopefully the locations wont have changed too much by then.  Best 20 minutes of my day.

WOW!!!! Fresh Stuff, I like it. It's a good file, congrats to you brother.... I hope in high-def version.

thanks for adding this.  Its amazing hoe time go by so fast.  I always thought of those kind of scenes and environments like moments frozen in time.  Everything else around it changes and alters its way of meaning.  While these certain spots from the movie have gone through whatever obstacles have touched them.  They seem to have a preserved essence that never go's away and its aura sends us back in time to dwell and contemplate on the past.  The more things change, theres always a piece of history that gives us a sense of appreciation, of what we went through.

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First off...what was that? secondly you're not supposed to post here since you are a new member...i've noticed that alot of new members don't follow the same rules as those who have been here awhile and had to go thru the Proving Grounds first before posting anywhere else... 8)

Thirdly...thank you Jim for creating that video...you may have beat most of us "to the punch" but now we can get a visual on what most of these places look like now...and thanks to Gareth who posted the video on the forum...it helps alot of us see these fabulous locations on where the cast once stood and did what they had to do to make such a respected and loved movie even after 28 years since it came out...I really hope they decide not to do any fixer downers to Coney Island before and even after the Conclave 2009...it would be a darn shame to do the Conclave with nothing around in C.I. ...especially without the Ferris Wheel in the place it needs to stay in

Very cool Documentary, actually I'm going to New York in a few weeks, Ill stop by those filming places

Thanks everyone for the kind words. It was an amazing feeling going to these locations especially the cemetary because it was so rewarding finding the exact location. War Chief was a big help pointing me in the direction of the correct cemetary but it was a challege trying to find the markings. One quick note about the gravestone that Swan leans against......it was a "prop". I was standing in the location where the gravestone would have been to get alot of my shots in the cemetary. Actually that was one of the first markings I looked for. Thanks again to all.

Furies1967 wrote: ........Thanks again to all.

Thanks to you, bro!!! You made this work and shared with us.

I'll have an autograph signing at Conclave 2009!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!! 

Thank's really much for this Jim, I really enjoyed it. It will be fun when I go to NY and stop by the filming places! Maybe I can see you making another documentary there?

Take care everyone!

Vermin/Swan wrote: Thank's really much for this Jim, I really enjoyed it. It will be fun when I go to NY and stop by the filming places! Maybe I can see you making another documentary there?

Take care everyone!

Actually I want to go back this year when it gets warmer to shoot part 2. I still have a few locations that I still need to get to.

"Alright Now...For all you BOPPERS out there"..

i too have just finished up a short documentary that id like to post up here at HE WARRIORS MOVIE SITE.
pretty much a 20min docu on the times i met the cast or at the NETFLIX ROADSHOW 8/2006 and at THE CHILLER SHOW in secaucus nj 1/2006.
and like this documentary, i was able to find some shooting locations and some clips and sound bites from the classic film.
i guess i can send this (DVD+RW or DVD-R) to the "WAR CHEIF" ?? or whoever can put this up on the site.

please let me know if your intersted in seeing this for all "Boppers" to see...think youll get a kick out of this. its called "The WARRIORS Then & Now"

please PM me, so i know where or who to send it to... :p

thanks
HIGHHAT (Phenia Films)