The Warriors. Director's cut

[Taxamo Welf]

wouldn't work. the point is, the audience - identifying with our 'heroes' - never knows 'why'. it becomes a pure battle of survival, which means 'bad guys' become 'good guys'. in the theatrical release we have the cholo, but that's a macguffin. and we never find out exactly what napoleon did either.

that's why it's a great film.

Nup


the cops raid the gang at the start of the movie and lots of them are shot. Its in revenge to that.

However, i don't think your meant to understand their robotic desire for cops blood and their inhuman stupidity (continuously climbing through open windows that have people with guns on the other side.

 

[Cosmo Topper]

Wasn't The Warriors directed by Walter Hilll though? Not that John Carpenter isn't great. I think The Thing is my favourite film ever.

Just checking round on the net and found this

The Warriors remade by Tony Scott?

Why can't they just leave films alone?

 

[DaveCinzano]

Nup


the cops raid the gang at the start of the movie and lots of them are shot. Its in revenge to that.

i think you need to consider the film a bit harder

 

[starfish]

Just checking round on the net and found this

The Warriors remade by Tony Scott?

Why can't they just leave films alone?

Precisely. I refuse to watch the remake of Precinct 13 for that reason.
And they dont need to remake the Warriors with the game theyve just brought out.