Ultimate directors cut

[Pimpy the Pooh]

I just watched this version. Never watched the original one, but despite the comic-book stuff, what's the difference?

If my memory serves me correctly, that's the only difference.

[TexasRattlesnake]

The very ending was changed a bit. In the original, it showed the Warriors walking down the beach durring credits. This was cut down.

[FranklyY]

I like the comic transistions, it gives the overall version a more timeless feel to it
making it abit more important than just a moment in time. Especially at the end when "In
the city" is playing and there is like a comic book background to the credits,
it feels like you've been part of an important event that will survive through the ages......or
maybe i just love the movie so it feels that way anyway.

[Snowball]

i watched the UDC version diidnt like much so id stick to orginal there always better then remakes or add on's

[adam88]

Well I think a majority of us do like the original better.  I don't like that whole "Sometime in the Future" thing.  One of the main things we watch it, is because of the 70's culture.  Other than that I think we all got it for the special interviews, and behind the scenes info which was the main reason I got it, and may I add they did a great job on.

[Ninth Delegate]

Well I think a majority of us do like the original better.  I don't like that whole "Sometime in the Future" thing.  One of the main things we watch it, is because of the 70's culture.  Other than that I think we all got it for the special interviews, and behind the scenes info which was the main reason I got it, and may I add they did a great job on.

Yeah, i agree with you on that.  I can tolerate most of the comic book scenes, but the ones i dont like is the end credits, the baseball furies (which i think ruins the tension and atmosphere) and the introduction.  When i watch the warriors, i want it to start with the wonderwheel and not have to fast forward the morbid sounding intro about ancient soldiers.