The Warriors
Action • R • 1979 • 1 hr 34 min
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This is a good 70’s flick. It has a simple plot and plenty of action. Production and acting is a bit weak, but fun to watch.
This is the epic action classic about a group of friends trying to get home.
Pleasantly surprised by this…this movie certainly comes to play-ee-ay
Classic, relentlessly fast paced movie. Super fun characters and well choreographed action sequences that keeps you hooked the whole time
more running than practical action, but still a fun and cool movie. Great score, memorable characters and quotes and a John Carpenter tone
One of those movies that I know is excellent but not my thing. Deserves the cult classic hype.
A low-budget movie with inspired production design, costumes, and attitude. Watch it before the Lin-Manuel Miranda adaptation comes out.
This movie is a classic and such a great time. Iconic
A movie more about the characters, and what characters they are. A great adventure of a movie.
I gave it 3 stars for sentimental reasons. I watched it with my old high school buds. It’s low budget, but still fun to watch.
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