He was the leader of his gang. He didn't want to answer to Cyrus so he shot him. He also didn't want to suffer the consequences of shooting Cyrus so he framed the Warriors.
Even the Warriors crew were split about the whole Underground Government thing.
The little guy echoed their own suspicions about having anybody over them as an unquestioned authority once the "high table" was established.
And their "Odyssey" getting home just showed them how a new power paradigm could easily turn on them.
You're not just fighting one rival gang, you have to fight all of them under this new regime if someone fingers you for whatever act (real or faked).
This is how gangs lose turf (and people lose their nation's sovereignty) when they sign up to deals like this.
You sign up to the UN, because you want to see peace and love etc. Open up some economic opportunities. But then the UN tells you you gotta take half the 3rd world (erasure of identity and history). When you say no, you're now fighting the whole world. And everybody else is all in, because the UN has basically guaranteed you get a cut of the pie if you do. "Take down The Warriors and their turf is yours". As the chick on the radio pretty much said.
Do that move a few more times and all the big players are gone (along with the smaller scrappy resistant hold-outs) and only the UN (Cyrus or whoever comes next or whoever he really answers to) sits at the top of the pile. A rootless free-floating authority that decides who is today's target for organized invasion/looting/turf take-over.
>peaceful then she started some shit
I worked a bar as a doorman in college and 7 out of 10 altercations were caused by women. You are nothing more than a dog to them, and they expect you to defend them no matter if its their fault or not for starting the shit.
Orphan leader was being a weak b***h. That weakness is why they weren't asked to come in the first place. If they just let gangs walk through their territory flashing colours, what kind of gang are they?
I was watching it on television and they bleeped out homosexual. That's when I realized he could have just said frick. >why dont you all go and [frick]
Man that Blu-Ray version with the added in shitty "comic book" scene transitions really ruins the watching of the movie. They even take the ending where they're walking along the beach and turn it into a shitty freeze frame with the shitty filter put over it. We understand this is based off a comic book, we don't need the literal comic book shit. The first Hulk movie proved no one wants that shit.
>The actor that played the character Fox was supposed to be the lead character, however, he had little to no chemistry with the female love interest, and he was an absolute c**t to work with and constantly argued with the director. The character Swan was made lead character, and the actor and the female love interest had great chemistry. Eventually it got to the point where the actor playing Fox was fired, so they filmed the scene with him being thrown into the train tracks, and this lead the actor to leave the set and request his name not be included in the credits. >This actor, Thomas G. Waites, would go on to land a role in John Carpenters' The Thing, where he would be almost as obnoxious, even changing the name of his character to "windows"....because he wore sunglasses that were like "windows".
nah, they're too pre-occupied with shitting out GTA6 as best as possible while also watching GTAO money pour in and would give warriors to some other war drum morons who in turn would ruin it, same as it happened with the 3D GTA remaster
Honestly, yeah it is. The first half is the gang's rise to prominence, which leads to the events of the movie. Also a mission for each gang member on how they joined up. For a movie licensed game, it's surprisingly good.
bigly raciss and problematic?
I would frick him up the arse - which is what no-one else would do
JANNIES?
JANNIES!
COME OUT AND PLAY!
How can this be a big meeting if the jannies wasn't there?
He just liked doing things like that. Some folks feel alien if there isn't some kind of chaos going on
He was the leader of his gang. He didn't want to answer to Cyrus so he shot him. He also didn't want to suffer the consequences of shooting Cyrus so he framed the Warriors.
oh, thanks for clearing that up. good movie
Basically this.
Even the Warriors crew were split about the whole Underground Government thing.
The little guy echoed their own suspicions about having anybody over them as an unquestioned authority once the "high table" was established.
And their "Odyssey" getting home just showed them how a new power paradigm could easily turn on them.
You're not just fighting one rival gang, you have to fight all of them under this new regime if someone fingers you for whatever act (real or faked).
This is how gangs lose turf (and people lose their nation's sovereignty) when they sign up to deals like this.
You sign up to the UN, because you want to see peace and love etc. Open up some economic opportunities. But then the UN tells you you gotta take half the 3rd world (erasure of identity and history). When you say no, you're now fighting the whole world. And everybody else is all in, because the UN has basically guaranteed you get a cut of the pie if you do. "Take down The Warriors and their turf is yours". As the chick on the radio pretty much said.
Do that move a few more times and all the big players are gone (along with the smaller scrappy resistant hold-outs) and only the UN (Cyrus or whoever comes next or whoever he really answers to) sits at the top of the pile. A rootless free-floating authority that decides who is today's target for organized invasion/looting/turf take-over.
>Oh shit....
I'm shoving that bat up your ass and make you a meat popsicle
growing up in a cult and brother dying
It was clearly the Warriors, did you even frickin watch the movie?
All them teeth and no toothbrush
He had to get it on
What was that b***hes problem, the Orphans and Warriors were about to be peaceful then she started some shit
some people just like to watch the world frick them in every position
>peaceful then she started some shit
I worked a bar as a doorman in college and 7 out of 10 altercations were caused by women. You are nothing more than a dog to them, and they expect you to defend them no matter if its their fault or not for starting the shit.
Orphan leader was being a weak b***h. That weakness is why they weren't asked to come in the first place. If they just let gangs walk through their territory flashing colours, what kind of gang are they?
he is literally me
>What was this guy's problem?
The Warriors?
John Matrix promised to kill him last, and failed.
HAVE A HEART, ALEX
Willy Wonka create a teleporter and didn't use it for good
>This entire thread is going homosexual.
hey I wanted to post this 🙁
Too late.
Coney Island looked so comfy back then.
only at night. Most things look kino then. The scenes during the day really showed what a toilet it was/is
Rabbit Island.
I was watching it on television and they bleeped out homosexual. That's when I realized he could have just said frick.
>why dont you all go and [frick]
He was angry that he looked like a knock-off Sean Penn.
>Hey Sully, remember when I told you I would kill you last?.. I lied
>Hey Sully, remember when I said I read the thread so I would not post already posted shit? Let off some steam.
Sean Penn is a psycho
The Warrior's has a great soundtrack.
What's it with 70's movies and rape?
Back then it was just window dressing. Having a rape scene was like showing someone drinking coffee at breakfast, it was mundane.
rape didn't used to be a bad thing back then, it was like having cold or a migraine, you just pull your pants up and business as usual.
Man that Blu-Ray version with the added in shitty "comic book" scene transitions really ruins the watching of the movie. They even take the ending where they're walking along the beach and turn it into a shitty freeze frame with the shitty filter put over it. We understand this is based off a comic book, we don't need the literal comic book shit. The first Hulk movie proved no one wants that shit.
>based off a comic book
It's based off as graphic novel which is based off a Greek myth.
It's not a myth. The Ten Thousand were real. Xenophon wrote the Anabasis partly as a biography and the details are remarkably accurate for the period.
there's a new restored version now
Oh that's good they learned from their mistake.
>The actor that played the character Fox was supposed to be the lead character, however, he had little to no chemistry with the female love interest, and he was an absolute c**t to work with and constantly argued with the director. The character Swan was made lead character, and the actor and the female love interest had great chemistry. Eventually it got to the point where the actor playing Fox was fired, so they filmed the scene with him being thrown into the train tracks, and this lead the actor to leave the set and request his name not be included in the credits.
>This actor, Thomas G. Waites, would go on to land a role in John Carpenters' The Thing, where he would be almost as obnoxious, even changing the name of his character to "windows"....because he wore sunglasses that were like "windows".
>changing the name of his character to "windows"....because he wore sunglasses that were like "windows"
Good call thats funny
Hey, what about the good thread you owe?
FOR WHAT!
much better than mj
Cops planted him there to avoid gangs for dominating the city.
He looks like that blonde harry potter guy in a wig.
This probably belongs on Cinemaphile but was the game any good?
they should remaster that instead of all the other shit they've been doing lately. would be refreshing for a change to get a solid needed remake.
nah, they're too pre-occupied with shitting out GTA6 as best as possible while also watching GTAO money pour in and would give warriors to some other war drum morons who in turn would ruin it, same as it happened with the 3D GTA remaster
it really blows, Warriors would be perfect for a GTA Online mode, gangs and stuff, setting bounties.
Honestly, yeah it is. The first half is the gang's rise to prominence, which leads to the events of the movie. Also a mission for each gang member on how they joined up. For a movie licensed game, it's surprisingly good.
Yeah, better than the movie, too.
>dude/b***h on the right
Is that Michael Jackson
He wanted to play. Any more questions?