The Warriors • In The City • Joe Walsh

Soundtrack from the 1979 Walter Hill film "The Warriors," with Michael Beck, James Remar, Deborah Van Valkenburgh, Brian Tyler, Terry Michos, Thomas G Waites, Dorsey White, David Patrick Kelly, Tom McKitterick, David Harris, Marcelino Sanchez, Lynne Thigpen, Roger Hill & Mercedes Ruehl. --- 'HD Film Tributes' is a channel with over three hundred movie homages currently posted. We make zero money from YouTube as obviously none of these edits will ever be monetized by us. Any and all ad revenue from these videos goes directly to Google as well as to the various copyright owners, just as it should.

[patrickbateman]

When soundtracks were unique and movies were immortal.

[mamalioness]

This was one of my (ex-husband's) favorite movies. He sadly passed away on February 27, 2024. - Here's to you Marc.

[eberkovich]

The Warriors, one of my favorite movies.

[docnasty]

This movie has so much more than all the other movies that have won Oscars that are more praised. The Warriors is a very special movie in so many ways. It's really is one of a kind. R.I.P. to Rembrandt, Cyrus and any others from the movie who've passed on.

[benjaminaguilar]

The warriors fought all their way back...and kicked ass ...when necessary and had the best looking outfit that damn vest was just timeless...THE BEST....

[bryantrowan]

Those of us that were teenagers when this came out it has a special place in our hearts and it takes us back to a certain time that can never be recreated, or duplicate . To be able to be that kid again, to be able to live those days once more would be awesome which doesn't really say it cause there are no words to describe it just how special that time was .

[UberBeavis]

I guess the people who thumbed down on this just couldn't dig it.

[joekarkut]

I miss the streets. I miss my friends, my youth. I'm still young, but time is flying.

[cvyatkomitov]

I remember watching "The Warriors" with my father when i was a kid, and i remember this song at the ending.
Born in 1989 and growing in post soviet Bulgaria in the 90s, i was getting my first glimpses of the world outside the Iron Curtain.
My father loved this song because of "The Warriors" movie, but because of the message that had.
That you fight no matter of the circumstances, and that you must fight for what you beleive.
My father had a very difficult childhood, he was a child of divorced parents, and back in the soviet times that was a big stigma for a kid.
He had been bullied, he had been put on watch by the local KGB, and he was not fitting in soviet society at all.
But most of all, he was freeminded.
Around 1984, when Perestroika and Glasnost took place, there was more relaxed regime for movies outside the Soviet sphere.
And people could actually watch movies outside the Iron Curtian.
One of the very first movies my father watched with his then girlfriend, was this movie.
That was their first date, but my father was determined to impress her, because he had many girls for one night, but this girl impress him with something unique - she had character and resilience, and she stood for herself.
They both really enjoyed the movie, and after that night my father invited her to his apartment.
That girl that he invited was my mother.
In 1985, she gave birth to my big brother, and in 1989 - to me and my twin brother.
When i hear this song, i think of both my parents who are now in heaven, and about the movie "The Warriors" which is connected to them both.

[christopherbailey]

One of the most underrated movies ever, I hope that they never remake this movie, it’s fine just as it is and it brings back some old memories from my childhood, can you dig it

[grnggs]

Isn't anyone going to say how epic the cinematography is on this film?
Each shot in different camera angles are just phenomenal

[glennschlegel]

Joe Walsh is an underrated musician/singer/songwriter. This 🎵 and 🎸 👍

[alangregson]

This is the best film ever. Watch it nearly 100 times

[christopherguzman]

My 35 year old daughter and her cousin, who is 33, didn’t know what to watch one evening. I suggested this, they were drawn into it and now they’re fans. They’re part of the cult now

[bigsonny]

One of my all time favorites! My old man took the entire family to watch it with him back in the day! The poster hung on the wall in our dining room for years!

[rodhorncastle]

This movie has followed me through every phase of my (over 50 years) of life. From the great actors, to filming, to music, to the writing... Freakin' inspiring. Go Joe Walsh!!!

[darrellmfume]

this was the perfect song to end that movie with. I LOVE the ending with this song playing, the Warriors are walking away, and the ending credits are going up/movie making perfection.

[janetlee]

And nope they can't can't remake this film. Such a classic ❤😊

[lillianedwards]

A movie I will always love. Swan and his crew fighting their way back home, Swan and Mercy's love story, the music...timeless. ❤

[billsmith]

You could never remake this today. All of the gangs today couldn't run because they would be tripping over their saggin' pants.