Matt as Bruce
Thomas as Mark
Chris as Brian
Jamie as Rufus
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| WARRIORS (2001) Matt as Bruce Thomas as Mark Chris as Brian Jamie as Rufus PG |
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| Plot: | Warriors tells the tale of three friends whose lives center around one thing: sword fighting. Bruce, Mark, and Brian have been training themselves to fight, for no other reason than they enjoy it. Then one night they share a dream; two katanas appear in their backyard. Waking up, they find the dream has come true. They take the ancient swords inside for the night. That is their fatal mistake. The swords are possesed with power, and some evil resides in them. Falling under their sway, the three friends begin to distrust one another. Each can think only of one thing: to be the one to posses the swords. | ||||||||||
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| A tribute to B-movie samurai films, without the samurai, Warriors isn't as serious as it looks. It was made over the period of two days during the fall of 2001. Because it was not shot in order, and was filmed with editing in mind, editing which for a while seemed like it would never be done, it was never really high in our minds. It was just "that movie that we did back then, but never really watched." We always meant to edit it, but never got around to it. Thus, when the new editing software was procured, Warriors was the first to feel its power. The result was surprising. The movie turned out to be highly watchable, the most watchable thing we'd made yet. Trailers for it were screened online and got positive results. Fight clips for this movie have been seen by people from Canada to the Netherlands. | |||||||||||
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