Who remembers this movie?

[Cafe_to_go]

Just wondering if anyone remembers this movie?


The Wanderers 1979 Trailer

 

[DrJ]

Saw this around 1979 in a second run theatre. Good flick.

 

[Tim]

You're older than you look

 

[Hoofhearted]

I remember seeing when it came out. Some years later I was working in Dublin with a guy from New York by the name of George Baitson. He said he was one of the extras in the church scene. Can't remember much more than that except "Don't fuck with the Wongs".

 

[Cafe_to_go]

Ah so you guys probably remember this one to:

The Warriors Trailer

 

[Hoofhearted]

Eehhh. Vague. There are a few blank spots in the 70s or near decades.

 

[biker_reject]

I really didn't like the Warriors. I thought the Wanderers had potential just like The Lords of Flatbush. But, they just fell flat, you know?

 

[IndieSol]

I liked the Warriors. Didn't like the re-issue a few years ago.

 

[jay_kent]

The warriors. LOL.

Funny how you know a movie by the samples taken from it first.
I knew more lines because of POP Will It Itself, can you dig it? than the movie itself.

and now I down remember that movie.

 

[rat_ cxn]

i have it on dvd

 

[Redbird]

I remember seeing The Wanderers, The Warriors, and Lords of Flatbush... but don't remember alot about them. I was about 10 when they came out and just wasn't into it I guess.

I was more into American Graffiti, Smokey and the Bandit, and this one...
The Hollywood Knights (Home Video Trailer)

 

[Makr]

"Warriors, Come out and play"

 

[biker_reject]

I think when one's talking about period films, American Graffiti stands out as the finest example. The others were all B movies. No matter what is on TV, if AG is running, I'm watching it!

 

[phrige]

I liked American Graffitti. Just never stuck, never ended up watching it over and over. Tho It is the gold standard.

Love Two Lane BlackTop (little bit earlier in release), prob my fav of all these sorts of movies

Wanderers is awsome but your right the ending goes a little flat. But its got some wicked scenes all the way through. Like the big brawl on the football field. Awsome.

Warriors was better than i expected. def want to rewatch it.
And I gatta check out lords of flatbush, never heard of it

 

[biker_reject]

Lords of Flatbush stared Stallone, Henry Winkler, Perry King, and another dude whose name I don't remember. I always thought that if the Lords all had bikes, it would've been a great movie! Ha! Unfortunately, only Perry King's character owned a H-D.