Where were you when you first saw THE WARRIORS?

[KNOCKDOWN]

South London, mid-eighties... I was five years old watching 'The Warriors' with my brother and my cousin, drinkin' orange juice, totally sucked in by what was happening on the screen. I remember afterwards playfighting and stuff. Those were the days... Sorry if that wasn't 'gangsta' enough for ya!

[Manson-Cryptorchild]

When I first saw The Warriors, I wasn't really doing much. It's hard to remember, but I guess I was just hanging around the house and I believe I was watching television, and my uncle turned on The Warriors, because it was on T.V. and it was at the part with the Turnbulls just before Ajax flipped them off. To tell you all the truth, I couldn't stand it at first. But I believe I was about 9 or 10 at this time so I didn't understand it which caused me to beg and plead for the channel to be changed. But...it never got changed so I decided what the heck? I'll watch it anyways. So my first time I didn't like it at all. But I got around to watching it when I was a bit older and I just fell in love with it, which will lead up to today.

[Mr White]

i was about 13 when i first seen it....    i was in london in me and my dads flat and he had loved the film since its release...    the second it came on i was just amazed at its impact on me... everything about it is just brilliant... it became my favourite movie and remains it to this day....    unbeatable.... i dont know how many times ive seen the movie and i dont care cos with every time i see it it just gets better and better and better.      and im sure you feel the same way with all this 'new found publicity' its bin getting with the game and the new movie on its way.... what matters is,    noone will ever understand what it was like to love that movie when noone else did.                       

[thesouljanamedmac@]

i was about 13 when i first seen it....    i was in london in me and my dads flat and he had loved the film since its release...    the second it came on i was just amazed at its impact on me... everything about it is just brilliant... it became my favourite movie and remains it to this day....     unbeatable.... i dont know how many times ive seen the movie and i dont care cos with every time i see it it just gets better and better and better.       and im sure you feel the same way with all this 'new found publicity' its bin getting with the game and the new movie on its way.... what matters is,     noone will ever understand what it was like to love that movie when noone else did.                         

           
            HEY MAN, I FEEL THE SAME WAY. I SAW IT WHEN I WAS LIKE 3 & I KEPT WATCHIN IT. IT BROKE AND I WAS CRYIN. WHEN DVD'S CAME OUT, MY BROTHER BOUGHT 1 AND THE 1ST MOVIE HE BOUGHT WAS "THE WARRIORS". IT WAS SO FREAKIN AWESOME THE 2ND TIME. THEN LIKE A FEW MONTHS AGO, THE ULTIMATE DIRECTOR'S CAME OUT. I SAW EVERYTHING ON THAT DVD & THE TRAILER MADE ME GO CRAZY. I GOT THE GAME AND I PASSED IT.
IT WAS BAD BUT IT WOULD'VE BEEN BETTER IF YOU COULD RUN FROM THE FURIES LONGER. THEY SHOULD MAKE ANOTHER BUT "FREE ROAM". "THE WARRIORS" HAS CHANGED MY LIFE AND IT WILL ALWAYS BE MY FAVORITE MOVIE & GAME EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Baby Joker]

At home. Watching the DVD my brother borrowed from a friend at work.

[wolverine_95]

I was actually at my Grandfather's place in Detroit with my parents and I saw it on TNT's old showcase Monster Theater. It showed B-ish movies from the 70's/80's like They Live and I think they might have even shown Xanadu. I loved it because it was episodic and the gangs were so distinct. I think because I was say 13 at the time it just stuck as a childhood thing. In the end, The Warriors instilled in me the love I have for all old school gang movies (i.e. The Wonderers)

[the wigan warrior]

i was pretending to be ill so i could stay off school and my dad brought it home for me and i loved it ever since

[CompanyScum]

I was at home.
My mom came home after countless hours of begging her to get it, and we watched it, 3 times in one night.

[Cowboy79]

I was in my room watching the TV guide channel and saw that the movie was coming on and I just recently bought the game so I watched it. The next day I joined

[StickWarrior]

I was watching I Love The 70s and they started talking about the warriors.The first thing I ever heard about the warriors was "warriors.come out to playyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!"herd the and said I got to see that movie. Rented it the next day and been in love with it.Thanks I Love The 70s!

[bigfoot]

i was 13 and i got bored so i started flippin the channels and spike tv was talking about this game called the warriors and the were showing and when they did i saw the whole thing and i got hooked.

[BaseballFury100]

i just happened to watch it this october, i heard about the game, looked into it and just suddenly something snapped and then i wanted the movie terribly bad and wheni rented it i loved it,i watched it 10 times in one week

[swan1]

i was 6 years old. i remmber waking up and i saw both my brothers watching the movie! at first i didnt understand it(i was 6) then i saw agian when i was 8 and i fell in live wit it!

[pozzy74]

i was about 2 or 3 and i had the choice to watch either a tom cruise film or the warriors so i thought i hate tom cruise so we watched the warriors i can remember "can you dig it" and the baseball furies but the thing that caught me the most was the music "no where to run to no where to hide" so i watched it every couple of days and now i can recite the whole film out of my mind people think im crazy my sisters my brother my freinds but they dont understand the movie they dont know why i love it i know its the way a gang of new york trys to make there way home anyways thats my story

[Ajax jr]

I was like 8 when i fell in love with the movie. My dad told me it rocked! I asked for it for my 9th B-day, and I have pretty much watched it ever since!