Other Walter Hill Films

[flashman]

I didn't know that Walter Hill did "Streets of Fire"! That was a "killer" movie. I remember watching it back in the 80's. It was awesome...I'm going to have to get it on dvd. Has anyone else seen it? 48 hours was good too!

[The Swan]

Other Walter Hill Films I saw:
The Warriors... REALLY???
OK:
The Driver
The Long Riders
48 Hrs GREAT!!! (with Rembrandt... Ajax... Luther )
Streets of Fire With Deborah Van Valkenburgh as Reva Cody.
Brewster's Millions Not Too Bad!!!
Read Heat
Another 48 Hrs GREAT!!!
Geronimo: An American Legend
Last Man Standing
Supernova
Undisputed OMG!!! This is JUST a GREAT Movie!!!

Anyway, here is His Filmography: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001353/
Look at the "Writer Section"!!! 8)

[flashman]

I haven't seen "Deadwood" nor either of the "Alien" movies. I'm going to purchase a few of these the next time I buy some dvds from Amazon.com....you can get new dvds on the for just a few dollars sometimes. Does anybody have any suggestions as to which ones would be the best. I have seen "The Warriors" and "48 Hours" and I think they are both killer. I've also saw "Geronimo: An American Legend". They were all very good movies and they had a special quality about them..

[flashman]

I'm going to check out "Southern Comfort", "The Last Man Standing" and "Another 48 Hours"...they all sound like good ones.

[scotlands swan]

I love 48 hours!classic movie eddie murphy was eddie murphy and nick nolte were fantastic in it.

[Gramercy Riffs Yeh Right]

streets of fire was pretty good,there are three books featuring the main character tom cody played by michael pare,the others are "the far city" and "codys return" walter hill was planning to make all three but didnt because streets of fire wasnt a big enough hit at the box office.lynne thigpen(lady dj in the warriors)was also in streets of fire as the train engineer

[union_jack]

i need to see a bunch of these.

i was channel surfing once and saw a western with david patrick kelly in it which was by hill i believe, what was that?

-i just looked him up on imdb, had no idea he did hard times aka street fighter with charley bronson, gonna have to watch that now, been meaning to for ages anyways

[Ninth Delegate]

It's possible that the western you were thinking of was Last man standing.  Technically, its not a western.  Its set in the prohibition era, but most of the story is played out in an old western ghost town and its the same story as Fistfull of dollars.

[union_jack]

yeah thats the title, thanks.

i only saw a scene in like a western style saloon so that'd be why

[turnbull gbr]

I just watched Trespass #68 last week, thats a Walter hill film, my favorite is The long riders, nice and violent.

[Cyrus]

I like 'Alien' movies he made, especially the 1st one. I've seen Geronimo as well, I must admit I didn't like it too much. '48 hours' is a classic, I must watch it again, didn't see it for quite a while now.

[4nik8]

anybody know anything about:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0929805/

The Warriors: The Phenomenon (2005) (V)
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Overview
User Rating:6.5/10  14 votes »
Writer:Laurent Bouzereau (writer)
Release Date:2005 (USA)
Genre:Documentary | Short

[union_jack]

im fairly sure thats one of the special features on the UDC dvd

[Ninth Delegate]

Yes, it's the forth part of the doc on the special features.

[4nik8]

yep, i just did some quick research (memory refresh!)

I guess what threw me is that imdb doesn't list all four parts indvidually, only the last...

The Warriors: The Beginning: (14:06)
The Warriors: Battleground:  (15:23)
The Warriors: The Way Home: (18:07)
The Warriors: The Phenomenon: (15:23)