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Fox and the Riffs

Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 8:29 pm
by The Swan
I searched it, and there is not, but I apologize if anyway it has already been posted. :mrgreen:
So, I was reading Warloard18's topic about Fox and why he didn't say anything, about luther, to The Warriors... now I wonder why Fox didn't go and say about luther to The Riffs before Cleon and rogues arrival near Cyrus body? I can understand his "shock", the police the risks and all the rest (I agree and thank WarChief answer to Warloard18 topic)...
... but I always wondered if that move wouldn't have saved Cleon life and changed all that fuc.... night! Cause Masai and then DJ word would have been another... "a special 4 the................ rogues!!! 8)

Re: Fox and the Riffs

Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 10:08 pm
by The Swan
Well, thanks a lot Scurvy Dog, you know even if I think it would have been better(The Fox... to The Riffs), I also think your reasons are right. Another question: what about if the movie had followed another storyboard(if Fox had spoken to the Riffs)... I don't know... something like everybody after the rogues? Just kidding!!! :mrgreen: Thanks again. 8)

Re: Fox and the Riffs

Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 10:40 pm
by Cyrus
IMO,Fox didn't say anything cos he assumed that Riffs saw who shot Cyrus.He couldn't know that Luther's gonna blame Cleon.Also,the police broke the meeting just few seconds after Cyros got killed.In a situation like that he was trying to avoid the arrest,he probably didn't think about anything else.

Re: Fox and the Riffs

Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 2:38 am
by Lion
I am sure they were going to blame someone.  With everything going down, his 1st reaction was to run!!

Re: Fox and the Riffs

Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 1:35 pm
by adam88
Exactly Lions.  I mean Fox and the rest of them had no idea that they were being hunted.  Their first instinct and priority was to just get to their safe haven "home".  I mean it wasn't their fault or their problrm for that matter, so they just figured that they would get out.  Besides, Fox was far from Cleon, probably by the time he got to the Riffs t tell them the truth, Cleon would already be dead, and Fox would bekilled as well.  So they figured "to hell with this", lets get out while our heads are still attached to our bodies.

Re: Fox and the Riffs

Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 7:33 pm
by doyle
In my opinion, our movie has some bugs like the best softwares!  ;)
I'm asking to myself: How did Luther recognise that Fox was a Warriors member?
I mean there is a lot of people at the meeting, he looked at him only for few istant, environment quite dark, noisy, in full turmoil etc. and don't forget that The Warriors are from the bottom side of New York and they don't have this big reputation to be recognised with a fast look.

Re: Fox and the Riffs

Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:48 pm
by doyle
Scurvy Dog wrote: Or, maybe the two gangs simply knew each other from past experience. It is never stated in the movie where the Rogues are from, and anything used in the game was simply a guess. Maybe the Rogues were also from Coney, who knows?
I didn't read any past post about it but my thought is not the America's Discovery :)
When Luther rings someone, he says something like that "the Warriors... from Coney etc." so he shouldn't to be accurate about their location if they are from Coney too.

Re: Fox and the Riffs

Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 8:06 am
by doyle
Scurvy Dog wrote: I don't think he says from Coney in the English version of the film. But you do make a good point - if he was from Coney, he wouldn't say that.
:)
Maybe I'm confusing wiht the Italian version where he clearly says "Sono stati loro, quelli di Coney.....si I Guerrieri.....". (sorry for that but I watched both versions a lot of times so I misunderstood) :mrgreen:.

Re: Fox and the Riffs

Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 11:17 am
by The Swan
doyle wrote:
Scurvy Dog wrote: I don't think he says from Coney in the English version of the film. But you do make a good point - if he was from Coney, he wouldn't say that.
:)
Maybe I'm confusing wiht the Italian version where he clearly says "Sono stati loro, quelli di Coney.....si I Guerrieri.....". (sorry for that but I watched both versions a lot of times so I misunderstood) :mrgreen:.
Ye doyle, in the italian version, he didn't say "they're from Coney!" IMO luther recognizes The Fox by the vest... after all The Warriors maybe were more known than other gangs!
Anyway in the game the rogues are from Hell's kitchen. 8)

Re: Fox and the Riffs

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 3:24 pm
by stevo2k6
im goin to have to go with scurvy dog they wouldnt be a movie lol, in real life terms it was all the cops and the shock and luthor pointed the gun at him that must have been scary