Week 3 of the New year for Movies reviews feature a movie that I been waiting to review it is called The Warriors from 1979 so here is my review of the movie.
Rated R
Story
In the near Future, a charismatic Leader summons the street gangs of New York City in a bid to take over. When he is killed, The Warriors are Falsely blamed and Now must Fight Their way home while every other gang is hunting them down.
Cast
Michael Beck as swan
James Remar as Ajax
Dorsey Wright as Cleon
Brian Tyler as Snow
David Harris as Cochise
Tom Mckitterick as Cowboy
Movie Review
too me this might be one of best Gang movies of all time first time I see the Warriors I never heard of it before figures I was only 1 when it came out So I just run into last year and Figure Since I see The Outsiders may as well check it out and see if I like and It click with me fast this movie has best music and acting I see movie starts off with a great music tone and movie opening Sequence was pretty great as well and story goes with leader summons the gangs of New York to over the city but he was killed by someone who hates the warriors and so this where story takes off with them being blamed so now every gang is after them and now they must fight them off to get home and try to find a way to prove to them that they did nothing this is a great movie from start to the end.
Great action
Action all the time The Warriors were outnumber by Gangs and Cops who were out to get them 1 warrior fall to cops but they never did say what happen to him after that guess it was bad luck action of the movie was fantastic and made it fun to watch as well so great action in the movie.
Subways use a lot in the Movie
In this one you see The Warriors use Subway a lot on opening and ways to get out of trouble lot and also find ways to close to home I love Subway Scenes of the movie it was Fantastic.
Best Gang Fight of the movie
Even though there was many great fights have to say The Warriors vs The Punks Bathroom Fight was kick ass and let just say the punks got a butt whipping that for sure.
Best Song ending for the movie
Must say The Warriors had a Great song to end the movie song was called in the city Record by Joe Walsh for the soundtrack of the movie and must say it fitting song to end this classic movie.
Soundtrack list
Here is Song list from the movie The Warriors
1. In The City
Composed by Joe Walsh and Barry De Vorzon
Performed by Joe Walsh
2 No where to run
Composed by Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Eddie Holland
Performed by Arnold McCuller
3. In Havana
Composed by Steve Nathanson, Artie Ripp
Performed by Fredrick Laplano
4. Echoes in my mind
Composed by Carlos Wilson, Louis Wilson, Claude Cave, Dr. Richard Wilson,And Wolfredo Wilson
Performed by Genya Ravan
5. Love is Fire
Composed by Vini poncia, Johnny Vastano
Performed by Genya Ravan
6. Your movin' Too slow
Composed by Eric Mercury, Willam Smith
Performed by Johnny Vastano
7. Night Run
Composed and arranged by Philip Marshall
Performed by The Mersh Brothers
Last Thoughts
Again one of best movies that I see and also A classic movie for the 70's just like this movie music I also like for this one and story as well is set up fantastic as well so if you have not check The Warriors (1979) check it out because you may like it as I did also watch crazy dude who hates The Warriors and is crazy by saying Warriors come out and play many times must say that part fit in well and funny in my view. also was there a love story between Mercy and Swan watch and see think you like the results and also in closing watch for the ending of the movie heading into the Credits it was indeed was a Perfect Ending.
The Warriors Rating
9.5 out of 10
The Warriors (1979) Movie trailer
The Warriors (1979) - Full Intro
The Warriors vs. The Punks (1979) movie clip
Joe Walsh - In the City song no spoilers
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