yup. you can get it for cheap on amazon too since its definitely something you should own
"The Warriors" Appreciation
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yup. you can get it for cheap on amazon too since its definitely something you should own
Deezay
All Star
You better get on that, fam.
Classic joint
Game is on ps4 now.
MOVIE IS A fukkING CLASSIC BREHS
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
@lamont614 I will add this breh: The version on netflix is the theatrical cut but its not available on dvd or blu, just the directors cut. Some fans like the theatrical cut better so if you cop it, definitely watch the netflix version first
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
Need a new blu ray release with new special features. Need a documentary on how this classic grew big. 
Need a new blu ray release with new special features. Need a documentary on how this classic grew big.
Surprised there isn't a new one out for real. I'm sure we'll get something once that tv show is about to hit
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
Yea, the BR out has the same shyt as the DVD that dropped about a decade ago. I thought of buying it, but held off.
More than likely we gotta wait unto 2019 for the 40 year anni
Yea, the BR out has the same shyt as the DVD that dropped about a decade ago. I thought of buying it, but held off.
More than likely we gotta wait unto 2019 for the 40 year anni
Blu is cheap as hell tho homie. I got it for $3
Never seen the hd bluray or dvd.
Only vhs , cinema and on tv.
Only vhs , cinema and on tv.
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
I already have the DVD. Don't feel like buying it on blu just for a better transfer. I'm a special features guy so I'll wait.
I've never seen it for 3 bucks. Guessing Amazon.
Best buy
I thought this was bumped because of the new TV show based on the movie but I didn't see it mentioned so here you go...
The Russo Brothers Adapting Cult Classic Gang Film ‘The Warriors’ For TV With Paramount And Hulu
By Ali Jaafar on Jul 5, 2016 6:30 am
Jordan Strauss/Invision for Producers Guild of America/AP Images
EXCLUSIVE: Joe and Anthony Russo are taking a breather from the Marvel world to adapt cult-classic film The Warriors as a one-hour drama with Paramount TV and Hulu. The brothers will reimagine Walter Hill’s iconic 1979 film, itself an adaptation of Sol Yurick’s classic novel. Their take will honor the original film while adding its own unique brand of grit, pulp, sex and violence. The Russo brothers will team with writer Frank Baldwin on the series. The Russo brothers will direct the pilot, although no word yet as to any directing commitment beyond that.
The film was set in 1979, at a time when parts of New York still resembled war-torn Mogadishu, torn apart by rivalry between deadly gangs. A charismatic leader summons these street gangs of New York City in a bid to take it over. When he is shot and killed during the rally, one of the gangs, the Warriors, is falsely blamed for his death and its member must fight their way home while every other gang is hunting them down to kill them. Hill’s film remains a classic of its genre. Who, for example, can forget the psychotic character’s Luther call for the Warriors to “Come out to play”? The cast included Michael Beck and James Remar.
The Russos are the cinematic equivalent of King Midas right now, having crushed the past two installments of Captain America — The Winter Soldier and the even more acclaimedCivil War. The duo also are attached to direct Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War Parts I andII, and have a number of other high-profile projects in the pipeline as producers includingSpace Runners at Fox 2000, 17 Bridges at STX and a remake of The Thomas Crown Affairat MGM with Michael B. Jordan attached to star.
The Warriors series will be a Paramount Television Production in association with the Russo brothers, Getaway Productions. Joe and Anthony Russo and Mike Larocca serve as producers. Lawrence Gordon (producer of the original film) is an exec producer on the new project. The brothers are repped by WME.
Paramount TV has just wrapped Berlin Station airing on EPIX in the fall and is production on 13 Reasons Why for Netflix with Tom McCarthy directing. School of Rock just wrapped season one for Nickolodeon with a second season ordered as well as of Shooter with Ryan Phillippe premiering on USA this month. Paramount is also prepping The Alienist with Cary Fukunaga directing.
This article was printed from The Russo Brothers Adapting Cult Classic Gang Film ‘The Warriors’ For TV With Paramount And Hulu
The Russo Brothers Adapting Cult Classic Gang Film ‘The Warriors’ For TV With Paramount And Hulu
By Ali Jaafar on Jul 5, 2016 6:30 am
Jordan Strauss/Invision for Producers Guild of America/AP Images
EXCLUSIVE: Joe and Anthony Russo are taking a breather from the Marvel world to adapt cult-classic film The Warriors as a one-hour drama with Paramount TV and Hulu. The brothers will reimagine Walter Hill’s iconic 1979 film, itself an adaptation of Sol Yurick’s classic novel. Their take will honor the original film while adding its own unique brand of grit, pulp, sex and violence. The Russo brothers will team with writer Frank Baldwin on the series. The Russo brothers will direct the pilot, although no word yet as to any directing commitment beyond that.
The film was set in 1979, at a time when parts of New York still resembled war-torn Mogadishu, torn apart by rivalry between deadly gangs. A charismatic leader summons these street gangs of New York City in a bid to take it over. When he is shot and killed during the rally, one of the gangs, the Warriors, is falsely blamed for his death and its member must fight their way home while every other gang is hunting them down to kill them. Hill’s film remains a classic of its genre. Who, for example, can forget the psychotic character’s Luther call for the Warriors to “Come out to play”? The cast included Michael Beck and James Remar.
The Russos are the cinematic equivalent of King Midas right now, having crushed the past two installments of Captain America — The Winter Soldier and the even more acclaimedCivil War. The duo also are attached to direct Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War Parts I andII, and have a number of other high-profile projects in the pipeline as producers includingSpace Runners at Fox 2000, 17 Bridges at STX and a remake of The Thomas Crown Affairat MGM with Michael B. Jordan attached to star.
The Warriors series will be a Paramount Television Production in association with the Russo brothers, Getaway Productions. Joe and Anthony Russo and Mike Larocca serve as producers. Lawrence Gordon (producer of the original film) is an exec producer on the new project. The brothers are repped by WME.
Paramount TV has just wrapped Berlin Station airing on EPIX in the fall and is production on 13 Reasons Why for Netflix with Tom McCarthy directing. School of Rock just wrapped season one for Nickolodeon with a second season ordered as well as of Shooter with Ryan Phillippe premiering on USA this month. Paramount is also prepping The Alienist with Cary Fukunaga directing.
This article was printed from The Russo Brothers Adapting Cult Classic Gang Film ‘The Warriors’ For TV With Paramount And Hulu
I thought this was bumped because of the new TV show based on the movie but I didn't see it mentioned so here you go...
The Russo Brothers Adapting Cult Classic Gang Film ‘The Warriors’ For TV With Paramount And Hulu
By Ali Jaafar on Jul 5, 2016 6:30 am
Jordan Strauss/Invision for Producers Guild of America/AP Images
EXCLUSIVE: Joe and Anthony Russo are taking a breather from the Marvel world to adapt cult-classic film The Warriors as a one-hour drama with Paramount TV and Hulu. The brothers will reimagine Walter Hill’s iconic 1979 film, itself an adaptation of Sol Yurick’s classic novel. Their take will honor the original film while adding its own unique brand of grit, pulp, sex and violence. The Russo brothers will team with writer Frank Baldwin on the series. The Russo brothers will direct the pilot, although no word yet as to any directing commitment beyond that.
The film was set in 1979, at a time when parts of New York still resembled war-torn Mogadishu, torn apart by rivalry between deadly gangs. A charismatic leader summons these street gangs of New York City in a bid to take it over. When he is shot and killed during the rally, one of the gangs, the Warriors, is falsely blamed for his death and its member must fight their way home while every other gang is hunting them down to kill them. Hill’s film remains a classic of its genre. Who, for example, can forget the psychotic character’s Luther call for the Warriors to “Come out to play”? The cast included Michael Beck and James Remar.
The Russos are the cinematic equivalent of King Midas right now, having crushed the past two installments of Captain America — The Winter Soldier and the even more acclaimedCivil War. The duo also are attached to direct Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War Parts I andII, and have a number of other high-profile projects in the pipeline as producers includingSpace Runners at Fox 2000, 17 Bridges at STX and a remake of The Thomas Crown Affairat MGM with Michael B. Jordan attached to star.
The Warriors series will be a Paramount Television Production in association with the Russo brothers, Getaway Productions. Joe and Anthony Russo and Mike Larocca serve as producers. Lawrence Gordon (producer of the original film) is an exec producer on the new project. The brothers are repped by WME.
Paramount TV has just wrapped Berlin Station airing on EPIX in the fall and is production on 13 Reasons Why for Netflix with Tom McCarthy directing. School of Rock just wrapped season one for Nickolodeon with a second season ordered as well as of Shooter with Ryan Phillippe premiering on USA this month. Paramount is also prepping The Alienist with Cary Fukunaga directing.
This article was printed from The Russo Brothers Adapting Cult Classic Gang Film ‘The Warriors’ For TV With Paramount And Hulu
Already a thread about it homie
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/warr...-brothers-bringing-the-warriors-to-tv.442902/
i watched it breh it was meh
i do want to play the game tho i heard the game has a lot of meat on it from the book i never played it on ps2 which is a shame
i always read the wiki after a watch a movie for insight heard all the main characters from the book was black and paramount didnt make everyone black for "financial" issues lol
the bad guy reminded me of sean penn he did a good job because i wanted to beat his ass