The Warriors Movie Site Forum

It was kinda funny how the three Dominators got pinched for messing around with the fat old nurse in the park. What a waste.

The book reads as if the whole story could've been nonficton.
I liked it.

You might be able to find a copy of the book on ebay from a seller who accepts m/o

Aw, why are you guys knockin the Electric Eliminaters? So they had puffy yellow jackets, that was cool in the 70's.
Besides, those jackets didn't look half as dumb as the guys made up like mimes.

Yeah, I'm glad too that he wasn't killed off. I thought he provided a lot of humor.

For those of you looking for Ajax, might want to check out ebay. There is always 20 or 30 figures at a given time there. The price is typically higher than Mezco, though. Sometimes you get lucky.

I'm sure everyone knows by now that Vermin was scripted to be killed by the Lizzies, and then was changed. However, when Cochise and Rembrandt bust throught the door of the Lizzies pad in their escape, Vermin was the last one out and as he was running from the door, immediately following that Lizzie...

Those are all pretty sensible reasons, however, I think I would probably react more like Cochise did; "I was haulin' ass!"

The cop is the guy pushing the cart that the 4 people ride in through Capt Spaulding's museum, in "1000 Corpses".
Deborah Van V's part in "Rejects" was small.
I liked Rejects better, especially when they go out in hail of gunfire while Freebird plays.

I don't know if this has been covered or not, but why did Cleon stick around at the conclave? Seems to me it would have been better to follow the rest of the gang.

Despite the difference between the book & movie, you can tell that most of the film was scripted fairly close to the course of the book, based on what happened to each character.
The book is excellent, but more a story of street family life & loyalty, not so much fighting & fast paced action.

What about the Fox?
I would say he kinda got hosed pretty bad.

"maybe we oughta pull a train on you, you look like you might even like it" :badgrin:

The first time i saw it was age 17 or so, around 1989. A local tv station that used to be indie & now affiliated with WB used to run older & less popular movies late at night (i.e. "the car", "vanishing piont", 60's biker cult flicks), so i saw Warriors maybe 3 times or so between 1989 & mid 90's, o...

the only part i remember from that movie was bassist dee dee ramone getting to watch pj soles in the shower